Can’t read binary? Go here and convert the sets of digits before and after the heart.

A sweet, if awfully roundabout way to say you 01101100 01101111 01110110 01100101 someone. You can get the Computer Love Ring at Lyndsay Behrens’ (aka Idle Hands Designs) Etsy shop for $63 (USD).

The shelves and cloud are all made of wood, while the mushroom, Mario and Luigi figures were store bought; naturally, the princess is missing. The question mark covers on the shelves swing open, so you can easily conceal stuff like flowers, stars, mushrooms, or spare coins in them. The warp pipe is made from a garbage can and transports Judith and Dennis to the World Wide Web, among other things: the pipe hides their Internet, phone and power cables.

Judith surely put a lot of work to make their room awesome, but Dennis also contributed to the Mario look: he designed a sweet sweet sweet looking Game Boy Super Mario clock that I would definitely steal from them if given the slightest chance.

Note that I said “designed”. That’s what Dennis said, so I take it Super Judith was the one who actually made the clock as well. She’s not done either – Dennis says she’s currently working on a Koopa shelf. Have fun with that Judith! May your apartment be safe from harm. I was just joking about stealing your clock. Actually no I’m not. The rest of you can drool at the Super Mushroomized pics of Judith and Dennis’ Mario furniture over at Neatorama.

Measuring in at 12″ x 12″ and stuffed with fluffy polyfill, this is one of the few Android devices certain not to fit in your pants’ pocket. Each pillow is handcrafted by Etsy seller Craftsquatch, and sells for $19.99 (USD).

Created by WTCrafts, the NES controller rug is great for getting those cold feet warmed up in a hurry. The rug measures in at 33″ (w) x 16.5″ (h), and is made from soft yarn and has a fleece border. It sells for $49.99 (USD), and is available over at WTCrafts’ Etsy shop – where you can also find a Zelda Triforce rug to go with it.

I’m actually tempted to buy one of these, and Frankenstein it together with the wiring from an original controller it so it actually works as a giant foot-powered joypad for my 8-bit console.

You can get the official Tweetie pillows at My Suite Stuff for $15 (USD) each, or you can get both of them for $25. Are you tweeting this?

You can get a Mini Floppy Disk Pillow at ShanaLogic for $18 (USD). Actually no you can’t, because the little bugger is sold out right now, but if you check back next week it should be in stock.

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Nothing like a nice pair of zombies to go with that relaxing glow of candlelight. I think I want one of these in my bathroom next to the whirlpool. Turn down the lights real low, load up the tub with some bubbles, sip some champagne, crank up some tunes from the Bioshock soundtrack, and… BRAAAAAAAINS!

Handmade by Catsicle, this silly-looking felt and fleece iPhone is made just for kitty. It’s loaded up with “64 gigs of organic catnip,” and even has a pair of dangly headphones for your cat to get tangled up in.

Available over at Etsy for $17.50 (USD), the catPhone is a bargain compared to letting your cat knock your actual iPhone 3GS onto the kitchen floor. Of course, knowing how absolutely stoned my cat gets on catnip, he’d probably rack up $500 in roaming charges on my AT&T bill.

A lot of women, including my wife, were thinking that there couldn’t have been single woman on the iPad naming-team. What were they thinking?

Since Apple won’t change the iPad’s name at this point, this case should work well with it. It is handmade and it will keep your iPad clean with its protective wings! The outer layer is vinyl and a plush, quilted-cotton sleeve, which should help keep your precious iPad nice and tidy. Etsy crafter Hiphandmaids‘ product description says it best:

“Plus, the iMaxi’s Velcro-latched, advanced wing design wraps snugly around your device, so your iPad always stays where it should. Best of all, it shields it from all those unsightly and embarrassing data leaks that would make any motherboard worry.”

Hiphandmaids says they will sell for $40 (USD), but if you pre-order before March 30, 2010, you can get one for $30.

I especially like the one with the red inside. That’s just plain wrong.

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D.Bluemoon isn’t a fan of WoW herself, so her boyfriend was the one who chose the words and terms.

If I had one of those onesies when I was a kid mine would have said “Lil’ K.T.”

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It took 26,000 stitches and almost two years for klammyq to finish the Snatcher themed pillow. Meanwhile, it’s been almost 22 years since Kojima made the cyberpunk game. Time for a sequel, don’t you think?

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The frog up there is hand knit from a silk/wool blend, while its innards are needle-felted out of 100% pure wool. It even comes pinned to a dissection tray for that added morbidity!

The poor lab rat above is made from an acrylic/mohair blend with wool innards. Both the frog and the rat can be taken out of their trays (they’re only pinned down, not glued to their trays) and… cuddled. Wednesday Addams approves. There’s also a dissected Easter Bunny, which has Easter eggs in place of innards.

All of the creations sell for $125 (USD) at The Crafty Hedgehog’s Etsy shop. Quite expensive eh? If you know how to knit, you can purchase the knitting patterns for the frog and the rat instead for only $4 each. Too bad there are no knitted dissected catfish. That would have done it for me.

Each mustache is equivalent to 5 crayons. Etsy seller myfriendemily sells these for just $5 (USD) for a set of four colorful mustaches. When I checked earlier, she had sold out, but maybe you can ask her to make ‘em again. Maybe you can make some yourself! Or maybe you can go for the next best thing: mustache bacon.

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Thanks to fabric technologist Hanna Perner-Wilson (aka Plusea), you can now purchase pre-made components which you can use to make interactive clothing pieces.

Her collection of wearable tech items includes things like fabric pushbuttons, a pressure, stretch and bend sensors and even a special neoprene battery pack you can sew into your clothes.

Most parts sell for about $15 to $20 (USD) over at Plusea’s Etsy shop, and of course you’ll need some electronic circuitry to wire these elements to.

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If you’re into hacking and modding, you could definitely come up with some cool concepts using these. Personally, I’d like to see a complete wireless game controller for my Xbox 360 woven into a jacket. Why? Why the heck not?

This whimsical crocheted scarf by Michigami Creations is based on the classic arcade shooter, Galaga – which just so happens to be one of my favorite games of all time. As a matter of fact, I still occasionally boot up MAME on my Dingoo (boy, does that sounds weird) to play a late-night round of the old boy.

Unfortunately for you guys, I already bought this one (for just $20 bucks), so you’ll have to hope you can convince Miss Michigami to make you another one. You could always pick up her Pac-Man, Zelda Triforce or Chocobo or Weighted Companion Cube scarves before they get snatched up.

As you can see the belts are made from treads with varying textures and types “rescued” from the trash. Since they’re not made from stock parts, each belt is really one of a kind.

You can order the belts at Jaborska’s Etsy shop for $30 (USD) each.

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While you were all sitting on your couches upgrading your plasmids, crafter Nerdigurumi (I love that name) got out the yarn and crocheted up this awesome little Big Daddy Bouncer in amigurumi form.

Amazingly enough, Mr. Bubbles is made almost entirely from yarn, except for the button portholes adorning his hulking (yet squishy) helmet.

Best of all, Nerdigurumi has been kind enough to share her crochet pattern for the masses out there who populate the intersection of the Venn diagram between crocheters and Bioshock fans.

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One thousand years later, his Order would defeat the Jedi and the Republic. Had he not received this cross-stitch, who knows what would have happened?*

(* none of the events mentioned here are canon)

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Crafter yummypocket created this clever Valentine designed to look vaguely like an actual iPhone. It measures roughly the size of the real deal, and is made from black foam, blue card stock and grey vinyl.

While the only app it runs is “I love you”, it’s also a whole lot cheaper than a real iPhone. Want to stock up for next year? Head on over to yummypocket’s Etsy shop and place your order now.

[Memo to tech geeks: If you get one of these for your girlfriend and she's not a gadget-o-phile, it might send the message that you love your tech toys more than her. Caveat Emptor.]

Craftster should have a series of works with this theme – the “Game Over” moments from video games. And then they should be turned into T-shirts. Then the proceeds from each design should be sent to me, because I came up with the idea. Ball’s in your court, Craftster.