 Beru Betto’s tutorial shows how to turn used toilet paper rolls into pixel characters. He features Panda Boy (not a video game character, sadly) as an example, but includes the Katamari Damacy Prince on the template. Definitely a great … Continued
threadless always seems to have good designs for space invaders shirts…this one is no exception. via [geekologie]
I’m downloading gabriel knight as I write this (never played it), but I guess this is a reference to an impossible puzzle in the game…and, we all know about those impossible situations in adventure games that drive you nuts! via … Continued
I never actually played the game, but I’m seeing a bunch of castle crashers crafts popping up lately… via [cheese please]
This Gamecube box, designed to hold two systems (one European, one North American), comes with individual compartments to store games, cables, memory cards, and 4 joysticks. It also has a handy strap for easy transportation. Sprite Stitch Forum user and … Continued
Kyoti stitched a really cute Link and Zelda scarf with a matching Navi hat. You can check out the pattern on her blog and see bit more of her geeky cross stitches! via [Kyoti’s Blog] via [Geek Crafts]
thebookhousegirrrl makes some sweet rings from shrinky dinks…(and theyre pretty cheap!!) For Sale on ETSY! (sold out)
so many great paintings over at stephen emond’s blog…I just chose my favorite few. via [gamovr]
Punzie has some really cute new baby blankets for any geeks who are expecting (nudge nudge johloh). via [Etsy]
I’ve had Katamari on the brain lately, and these scarves just add fuel to the fire: They were made by Keita Takahashi, the creator of Katamari Damacy, and offered as the first and second prizes for a contest on Penny … Continued