Sprite Stitch

It may not be the season for scarves, however this example of Poke fashion is truly clever.

Via [Etsy] $25

The MCM London Comic Con is an exciting convention for fans of games, comics, and Japanese culture alike. In the first of a four part series on crafters at the MCM London Comic Con, which took place from the 24th to the 26th of May this year, we’re going to take a look at Retr8bit.

Retr8bit is run by Matthew Kibble who creates fantastic, detailed Hama bead standees, jewellery and accessories.

The beads that are used for Retr8bit’s products are mini Hama beads, these beads only measure 2.5mm (just under 1/10th of and inch) across, which means the fine detail can be created while keeping the pieces small enough to be used as jewellery, keyrings and phone charms.

You can buy these fantastic Hama bead creations on Etsy, also check out the Retr8bit Facebook and DeviantART account.

This is epic. Like…truly epic. I want this guy’s car. Or at least his gearstick.

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If you’ve been alive and on the Internet lately, you might have seen the Pokémon fusions that have been floating around. Talented Tumblr user and seamstress Follylollysews has brought two of these fusions to life as plushies. Here’s Chanfing and Raifing.

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glasnt has stitched all three of Paul Robertson‘s amazing pixel art pieces.  I present to you the Fire Bros, the Grass Bros, and the Water Bros:

I would love to stitch these too!

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This is great! A charmander who fits into his own ball, and then it can be presented like a trophie!

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Jellystitch made this almost foot tall, double-sided Minky plush. It has handpainted felt eyes. This Bellossom is so cute and cuddly!

via[DeviantArt]