Everything is better with a little brick. Sure, we’ve got the Lego Moleskine notebooks coming soon, but this journal with stackable covers is nifty. It’s made from 5″ Lego base plates, and you can distract yourself from writing in it by building on it instead. Perfect.
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Forget about hanging a cat clock with a swinging tail; go for this much cooler option. This 8-bit style NES Mario clock is handmade from wood—and yes, the Goomba is a swinging pendulum.
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After a long, hard day at the office, imagine coming home and resting your feet on the Enterprise NCC-1701-C. The seller crafted the starship from ash, poplar, and cherry wood. It will set you back $3100 before shipping—but you can’t put a price on endless jokes about the warp factor of your living room.
See the view from the aft end after the break.
Etsy seller Amber Whitney is offering these 8″ Timey Wimey Tardis Clocks which feature laser-cut designs and are painted and assembled by hand. Check out some additional photos after the break.
I’ve admired the cover to The Neverending Story since I first watched the movie. It was ornate, delicate, and lovely. I never owned a copy of it, but thanks to a creative Etsy seller, I can get a similar design to cover my eReader. This makes any eBook feel like a fairy tale. It can fit everything from a Kindle to an iPad.
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You can never have too many journals that look like the TARDIS. There are ones which closely resemble River Song’s journal, and there are more than a few handmade options like the one featured above. No spoilers here, this made to order model is made from imitation blue leather and designed to look like the infamous police box.
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Dress up your refrigerator with these understated video game magnets. Normally Super Mario products come in bright primary colors. Those are lovely, but bamboo wood is a nice change. It adds a touch of class. This extra large set comes with 48 pieces to shuffle about, and you even get one custom Mario power up.
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What did you do in 2004 when you desperately needed handmade Doctor Who crafts? You could find instructions to make your own or maybe stumble upon someone selling a knitted TARDIS in a LiveJournal community. The pre-Etsy days were indeed dark. Nowadays, you can satisfy your desire for almost any geeky craft thanks to this site that shines the spotlight on handmade goods.
We’ve seen Game Boy skins for the iPhone 4, so I’m surprised it took this long for a NES controller version to surface. At any rate, it’s here if you want to add a little retro gaming flair to your phone.
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Unless you want to make your enemies more cozy and comfortable, these chainsaw and vampire Molotov cocktail plushes won’t do a damn bit of good. Check out the chainsaw version after the break.
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