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Stitched as part of a new thermal insulator (i.e. hot pad!) for the kitchen, to celebrate Carl Sagan Day on 9 November. Central motif is the Rutherford-Bohr model of a lithium atom, with the electrons represented by half-apples and the nucleus by a whole apple. The quote is one of (the very quotable) Sagan's more famous, from his Cosmos series: "if you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe." Apropos of the kitchen, no?
More straight-on shot to illustrate design here. Pattern here.
Little desktop wallpaper project, see here idek.net/AVi
Follow the project on Twitter www.twitter.com/GeekExclamation
Finally got around to setting up the DVD shelf I bought. I don't have enough to fill this one, and I have another one besides, so I spread out the movies and put some of my geek trappings up there.
Take The Geek Test: www.innergeek.us/geek.html
Ehmmm... I got 28.59961% and it says Total Geek :O
WTF, that must be a lie XD lol
I bought this weight set from onesixthkit.com/index.php?route=common/home
A great sight for collectors!
I'm such a geek, I needed to know my calorie intake... For mowing my lawn and field, for walking the children to school, and my double spin class.
Geek, chic and lover of technology.
I've always had a fondness for being a girl (and saying screw you to people who think I couldn't do it) and my childhood love of technology and gadgets.
So it sounds about right to bring those two loves together as part of my transgender journey.
The Geek Owlie loves to read mangas and books, she is really into video games too!
Because Owlie is little is easy to carry her around wherever you go, you can also use her as decoration for the kid's playroom or bedroom.
Owlie is made of mostly of white felt, details in yellow, blue and black felt. Her belly is full of polka dots.
The measurements are 4 inches tall(10cm) and 5 inches wide(13cm) from the widest part.
This item was carefully hand-stitched.
This was the first shot at my Geek Scrabble idea - in addition to the normal words, anything justifiable as geeky is allowable, even if it's an acronym, proper noun, etc.
There are a few good geeky terms in there - INT, SKU, RIAA, and my personal favorite, CERN.
wearing:
vintage j.crew blazer, ebay
pin stripe blouse, j.crew
vintage levi's cut offs, thrifted
sheer stockings, cvs
thigh high socks, random market
blimey platforms, seychelles
vintage dooney & bourke purse, thrifted
Yes, that's a real "Geek Squad" outfit. (I love eBay!) Our office invited employees to bring in their costumed kids to trick-or-treat in our cube farm and said it was OK for workers to costume too. I think I was the only one who did!