I’d likely pass out if I received this.
Warning: extreme geekery ahead!
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I’d likely pass out if I received this.
Warning: extreme geekery ahead!
Cannot type/talk due to severe illness (all words courtesy of voice software or kind typing helpers)…I read and appreciate all comments…Apologies for not being able to respond.
I am crazy about all of Hine Mizushima’s work. She creates some of the best, most imaginative needle felted projects out there in the craft universe. My new favorites…these lab specimens:
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I rarely post interviews, no less interviews that run an hour and a half long, which should test to the quality of this video here.
Stephen Colbert and Neil DeGrasse Tyson are both extraordinarily entertaining and gifted human beings. Putting them together makes for a comedic, informative alchemy unlike others I’ve seen.
My dear fellow geeks, do not miss this if you haven’t already seen it!
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Embroidery Everywhere has one of the most extensive selections of embroidery design I’ve ever seen in an independent shop.
Whether you seek pretty, cute, geeky or dark and elegant (I *may* be partial to the latter two), there are plenty of wonderful patterns to choose from.
You can choose the background fabric color for all designs as well.
See more here.
the Rice Hat Samurai has handmade pendants for the geek with fine taste.
Would you care for a Dalek to go with that evening dress?

Perhaps a dash of Star Trek for the discriminating feminine nerd?

I would love to get my hands on some more old and/or rejected pitch ideas from famed toy and gaming companies. The Nintendo Knitting Machine has been described as “one least genuinely enthusiastic demos” in NES history.
But the catch phrase is just so priceless:

Would you want to turbocharge your knitting with electronic assistance, or is this the very antithesis of knitting’s leisurely nature?
Short blurb on the product here.