What makes a project “nerdy” these days? Embroidered Super Mario purses? Dr. Who references on greeting cards? ANYTHING with Liz Lemon? No matter your geek-filled passion, you can be sure there are crafters out there who love it just as much as you (I mean, I made a quilt for Duran Duran, for heaven’s sake). […]
When Rachel and Lish proposed an ornament swap so close to Christmas, I couldn’t resist crafting on a deadline, so I whipped up a whole bunch of these cardboard LED robot ornaments on Sunday morning. I used what I had at hand- some cardboard, spray paint, and a whole bunch of LEDs. Since I can’t […]
Fellow holiday-excited Doctor Who geeks, please join me in marveling at the wonder that is the Gingerbread TARDIS. Livejournal users therru and pnr created this fantastic feat of cookie and frosting architecture, and it’s pretty much my gingerbread dream house. Follow the link to find the recipe that they used, plus detailed instructions for building […]
Because nothing really says “holiday cheer” like one of the universe’s most evil creatures… I like to imagine he’s saying “CELEBRATE! CELEBRATE! CELEBRATE!” Ezri_b of Enjoying Life’s Journeys made the felt advent calendar for her family. I have a bit of an obsession with advent calendars, and I think this might be my favorite one […]
It’s hard to decide on a favorite of these tissue box covers from Kanojo.de Blog, but the good news is that they’ve provided detailed instructions on how to make just about all of them. I’m partial to the Rubik’s Cube one, because I’m a kid of the 80s and love The Big Bang Theory. How […]
I love the detail that Andrea Burnett of Sheep Creek Needlecraft has been able to capture in these awesome needle felted Star Wars ornaments. Check out the Millennium Falcon cockpit and dish! Geek trees need these this holiday season for sure. [via Nerdstink] Related: Needle-Felted Jabba The Hut How-To: Lego Star Wars Ornaments
By Lish Dorset When I was in elementary school reading The Indian in the Cupboard, I was fascinated with the book’s cover art. I stared – probably when I should have been reading in class – for hours at the cupboard the figurines lived in and wondered which of my toys I’d put in there. […]
