This may be the geekiest thing I've ever done. However, to a Whovian, a cigar box is really kind of asking for it. The Jelly Babies are to give you an idea of the scale (and because I'm a very silly person ).


Handle detail:


It was for my Halloween costume, but I'll probably end up using it everyday 'cos I'm really quite happy with how it turned out. It still needs little feet. It also isn't lined yet 'cos I painted it with oil-based paint, and I'm waiting for it to dry in spots.

Also, do you think I should get it dirty and rough it up like the real TARDIS, or leave it as is?

Hi there! My friend is having a baby, and she is extremely goth. It's difficult to find good gifts for gothic mothers-to-be, so I made her an illusion baby blanket.

Straight on:


Angle:


All up in that skully's face:


I used the pattern here: http://ysolda.com//wordpress/index.php/skull-illusion-knit-scarf/
Instead of knitting it once in a row, I knit it 3 times. So the blanket is the skull three times in 2 rows. It measures a bit bigger than 2 ft x 2 ft. I hope she likes it, and I really hope the illusion holds up despite all the gross baby vomit and multiple washings (something I did not consider before I started it). Does anyone know if I have anything to worry about? Thanks a bunch!

I was going to sell this, but I got eyeshadow on the back of it right after taking this picture. I guess that's a good thing cos I love it, but I have no idea with what or where I'd ever wear it.



Let me know what you think! Please?