ABitOfImagination on Etsy makes these fab video game themed light boxes. Here’s a few I picked out to share. They are all made using perler beads for the designs, and a shadow box with a light fitting. I really like … Continued
Zeldette of Etsy store ZeldettePlushies makes some lovely things, including this pretty awesome Cucco! It looks like it will cluck at any moment! Better not hit it, though. Zeldette has plenty more Zelda stuff in her shop, such as a fabulous Bunny … Continued
One of our newest forum members, MrGilder, shared some of his work with us – wooden standees! MrGilder makes these sprites out of 1/2″ wooden cubes which are all hand-painted. Check out MrGilder’s Tumblr and deviantART pages for more of his … Continued
Heartstringcrochet on DeviantART makes some of the cutest amigurumi around. Including lots of Pokemon! I’ve picked out just three to show you. This is Koffing, Vileplume and Charizard – but there are many more on the dA page. Some Pokemon, as … Continued
Somebody awesome built this fantastic Mario display out of food cans. I can’t even imagine how long this must have taken, or how difficult it would have been to build, but it is impressive! Via Sprite Stitch Pinterest Board
HornyPig from the forums stitched this awesome image of the great Lord Helix. Lord Helix, an Omanyte (and later an Omastar), featured prominently in Twitch Plays Pokemon. The sprite that HornyPig stitched was created by hamigakimono.
I love pretty watercolors and this bioshock painting by CaptainsPrintShop is no exception. $20 for a print on Etsy!
I’m pleased to announce that our second collaboration book is out; a Barnes and Noble exclusive! It features 12 Disney patterns and the materials (thread, needle, pattern and canvas) to complete two of them. The book was a collaborative effort … Continued
Stitchmond from the forums stitched these marvellous Mario powerups. He says, “I did the Super Mario World suits and powerups in backstitch style, like blackwork, except using the normal color palette instead of all black.” I like that each … Continued