I shouldn’t be allowed to post about megaman anymore after my recent epic failures playing megaman 9, but I have beaten megaman 2 so maybe this is ok…great work funkapotamus!
on a side note she backed these with some foam board, that seems like a really good idea for perler bead projects which can be a little flimsy…
The Mortal Kombat Bead Project has been started by forum member buck-chow-simmons, I’m not sure how far he intends to go with it, but its looking good so far.
Is it tacky to post your own work on the craft site where you write? Yes. Yes it is. But in this case it also gives me the opportunity to congratulate Sprite Stitch forum member Rozez1982 (for whom I made this piece) on the birth of her new bundle of joy.
Special thanks to Beautiful Bryana, who so diligently used a magnifying glass and her Nintendo DS to create the original, and to Johloh for piecing together a sprite to work from.
while perusing shampooteachers flickr site for yesterdays post I found this cool yoshi and shy guy project from a few months back. I’m not going to comment on how this came to be, ill let you handle that for yourself…
shampooteacher just posted up a cool mixed media fire mario. I love the combination of painting and perler beads, it has a way more finished look than pure perler bead projects.
via [shampooteacher.com]
this is a cool craft, but I’d be a little worried I’d end up shooting too high and missing the tv…
via [a little stranger]
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