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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll be fully aware that the final Harry Potter… movie is coming out this week. Apparently, people are celebrating (and commiserating) this all over the world. Check out what a farmer in the UK decided to do with his corn field.

I’ve never cross-stitched in my life, but these cross-stitch patterns looks pretty amazing since they featured pixelated pop culture characters, ranging from The Justice League to Star Wars. WeeLittleStitches also includes the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Ghosbusters…, and more.

The gals over at The House of Mouse do one thing, and one thing well. They make little tiny mice based on geeky and pop culture icons. In browsing through their collection I found hand-sewn felt rodent versions of characters from Star Wars, LoTR, Harry Potter, and Doctor Who… among

Harry Potter may not be in the spotlight these days, what with the vampires of Twilight, the Na’vi of Avatar, and the choir members of Glee…. But I’m sure a lot of people still re-read J.K. Rowling’s books, and a lot of kids still like to pretend

This kind of reminds me of the Weasley clock that was in Harry Potter…, but there’s actually more to it than just the time. It can actually show you what the weather is like outside.

I love how this display is retro and analog. You’d never expect a clock

Harry Potter fans will no doubt remember the Weasley’s strange but practical clock. Instead of telling the time, the clock showed the location or status of each Weasley, including “mortal peril” at the 12 o’clock position. A software version of the clock would be awesome enough, but someone with mad…

Redone movie posters are almost always awesome, but when they’re made out of Lego bricks? It’s an automatic win. These recreations, from painstakingly detailed to simple and effective, are certain to catch the eye–and now they’ve been collected in one Flickr group.

With the massive popularization of Lego minifig characters,…