We’ve talked before about Star Trek themed houses. This one might just take the cake – and if you have any interest in living in the Houston, TX area, here’s your chance to buy it.Continue Reading…
DIY Star Trek Hand – LLAP
We’re working on a few new Star Trek inspired home decor projects, starting with this Star Trek hand mold (book end? Statue?). #LLAPContinue Reading…
You (We) Really Need this Borg Cube Fridge
How could we not write a quick post about this Star Trek Borg Cube fridge?Continue Reading…
DIY Geek Welcome Mats, Two Ways (Star Trek, Zelda)
We couldn’t decide between a few different geek welcome mat ideas, so we’re making ’em all.
DIY Mid Century Style Pet Bed – with a Touch of Star Trek
17 Ways to Star Trek Your Kitchen
Confession: I (Kat) am a costume-making convention-going lifelong Trekkie (please don’t say Trekker. That sounds like a hipster Trekkie). But who says that my Star Trek devotion has to stop at the convention hall and blu-ray binge watching? Here are 17 ways to make your kitchen boldly go; from the subtle (“Tea. Earl Grey. Hot” in your cupboard) to the “lookitme lookitme!” (Spock oven mitt with Star Trek apron).
DIY Cameo Necklaces (made with Shrinky Dinks!)
You won’t see that many jewelry DIY’s here (not really our specialty), but we thought this was a pretty fun and easy holiday geek gift idea. DIY Shrinky Dink cameo necklaces.
Artist Creates a Retro Movie-style Poster for EVERY Episode of Star Trek TOS
We were already big fans of artist Juan Ortiz, and his vintage-style Star Trek art prints. Well, apparently he has created a unique movie-poster-esque print for EVERY EPISODE of Star Trek: The Original Series. 80 prints. Better yet? You can get a 10″x14″ hardcover book containing every print, for $25.
We originally wanted this as a coffee table book, but now I’m thinking we might use a bunch of the prints for the gallery wall we’re planning. Either way, a great buy for nerds!Continue Reading…
The Best Camping Gear for Geeks
Yes, nerds love camping too. Continue Reading…
The easiest, cheapest built-in bookcase (move over IKEA!).
When we needed ways to display/store A LOT of stuff in our new home, we assessed our previous storage pieces – two medium IKEA Expedit shelving units and 2 IKEA Kilby bookcases. They were mismatched and pretty beat-up, but between them they could hold hundreds of Transformers, Star Trek figures, LEGO minifigures, graphic novels, books, and random other bits of geekery.
Despite our old shelves being functional enough, we wanted something more streamlined. After painting our new living room walls a light grey, we began work on a “built-in” bookcase. We’ve never done anything like this before, but it was surprisingly easy, cheap, and quick. The entire thing was assembled, attached to the wall, and painted (white to match the crown moulding, with a couple of yellow accent areas) within a few hours. Continue Reading…