Cross-stitched Nintendo DS game holder

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The year 20XX @ the NeoGAF forums writes - "My wife Mary is a Craftster reader/poster. Recently, they had a craft challenge where all the participants had to make something tiny-- I think less than 2" by 2". She asked me for ideas, and I gave her pretty much the weirdest one I could think of: a tiny messenger-bag style case for a single DS game. She decided to add some (amazingly damn tiny) Mario 2 cross-stitching to the project, and here are the results of her hard work (obviously I'm very impressed)..." [via] - Link.

Related:

  • Cross Stitch of Sistine Chapel - Link.
  • Cross Stitch Generator - Link.
  • Cross Stitch Pac-Man - Link.
  • Sanrio Cross Stitch Patterns - Link.
  • Cross Stitch archive on MAKE - Link.
  • Super Mario and friends - woven in fabric - Link.
  • Mario made from glass - Link.
  • Mario soup - art from NES cartridges - Link.


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Posted by: MakNet on August 21, 2006 at 10:27 PM

With static electricity, isn't this a bad idea?


Posted by: caribbean on August 22, 2006 at 11:09 AM

I like this cute DS game holder. Mario is so cute! If you have never played a Mario game in your life (shame on you!) You'll find good ol' Akane doing what he does best - jumping, saying 'woohoo!' and collecting coins.


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