What’s your favorite element? Be it Fe (Iron), Zn (Zinc), or Kr (Krypton) like in the photo, you can get it emblazoned on a mini skirt. People will see you and your element coming from a mile away.
This custom made skirt includes the symbol and the atomic and mass numbers. Each character is hand stenciled, so each skirt will be a little different.
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As much as I adore some superhero costumes – like Rogue – they just aren’t practical for every day wear. Spandex isn’t super comfortable and would probably be frowned upon at the office. However, I could carry this Rogue-inspired shoulder tote to have a touch of superhero flair! Besides a great, subtle and cool design, it looks like it would have plenty of room to hold my various gadgets, dayplanner (yeah, I still carry a paper one), comics, and wallet!
See a non-character specific X-Men shoulder tote after the break.
I can’t get enough of nerdy skirts, and this flouncy TARDIS one is the latest on my wishlist. This charming design is by the seller of the equally adorable R2-D2 and Harley Quinn skirts, and I want them all. This Doctor Who take is available for custom order and just takes 1-2 weeks to make.
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I often lament the lack of Star Wars jewelry. I’ve got a few necklaces, and one pair of earrings but I’d love for the Wars to take over the contents of my jewelry box. Etsy seller DonaldJames77 might help with that. He’s cast a variety of Star Wars miniatures into pewter earrings. You can select who you want dangling from your ears from a long list of characters including Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Tusken Raiders, R2-D2, and more!
If the pewter look isn’t your favorite, you can choose to have them finished with a faux gold paint. I like the idea, especially the fact that I could have Darth Vader dangling from one ear and Obi-Wan from the other, but I do wonder how heavy the earrings are. Pewter isn’t exactly lightweight. The designs are so cool though that I’m willing to disregard the practicalities!
Check out some of the other available characters after the break.
Three great sci-fi staples that go great together. This beautiful ring is the creation of Harpuahound over at Engraver’s Cafe. It was a custom project where the buyer requested the iconic TARDIS, the space shuttle and the Starfleet logo be mixed into the overall design. I think any sci-fi fan would be more than happy to be the owner of this beautiful work of art.
See more pictures after the jump…
Mix some wayfarer style sunglasses with some hand-painted retro arcade style and you get these stylish Pac-Man shades. They’ll easily be the coolest pair of glasses on the beach.
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Redditor “laporkenstein” took wedding bands to a nerdy new level by forging his out of a Gibeon meteorite and nickel tooling steel. Laporkenstein crafted the band in his garage over a four day period using the same techniques employed to make samurai swords.
Click here to check out over 40 photos and captions detailing the creative process.
(via Reddit
Combine polymer clay, metal charms, beads, and creativity and you get several designs for charm bracelets inspired by Legend of Zelda. Etsy seller Torres Designs has either found charms to capture a symbol from the game or hand sculpted items like tiny ocarinas from polymer clay. The results are lovely bracelets that will seem new and shiny all the time because you’ll keep discovering charms you didn’t notice before.
See more Zelda themed charm bracelets featuring Zora, Goron, and more after the break.
This adorable Doctor Who bag is like a greatest hits reel of the show in fabric. The patchwork design features popular phrases from the series like “Allons-y,” the TARDIS, Daleks, Weeping Angels, and the Time Lord watch design. The good news is that the creator of this handmade bag will be opening an Etsy store soon; maybe you’ll be able to grab this neat and roomy purse.
(QuirkieCraft via Geek Crafts)
I’ve been to a couple of baby showers and noticed that kids get some pretty cute onesies. Etsy seller All for Onesies has realized that some adults would actually like one piece suits too, specifically Pokemon costumes. That’s not to say they’re just meant for conventions though. If you don’t mind all the looks you’ll get from people, you could wear your Pokemon outfit out for a picnic, grocery shopping, or out to a movie. It looks like it would be cozy on a chilly day.
The best part is that you can choose the Pokeman character you’d like to have a onesie made from. The little touches like detachable shells and tails depend on the character. All you need to do is pick a character and give your measurements to the seller.
See a few more shots of the outfits in action after the break.
