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It’s been over two years since I started designing my storage case for my Dominion cards. I finished making it in May of 2015, and it’s had a year of solid use before these pictures were taken. Let me tell you: it works, and it’s awesome. I’ve ironed out the couple bugs it had (one
Wow, I haven’t posted about Minecraft since March. I think part of that is that my first builds, from 3 to 4 years ago, are nowhere near as pretty as the ones I’m building nowadays. I’ve finally decided that I’m going to share them anyway, because it’ll be fun to have my entire Minecraft journey
My mom’s family has passed down a card game for generations. It’s called Confusion, though we often joke that Frustration would be a better name for it. It is one of my favorite card games, because it solves one of the main flaws of card games: the boring wait during other players’ turns. It’s similar
Like most people who adore the game Dominion, I’ve struggled a bit with storage solutions. When I was making my first Dominion storage solution (~2.5 years ago now), I remembered to take a bunch of pictures, but never posted them. Since I’m making a new storage solution now, I figured this was a good time
I’ve been playing Minecraft since August of 2010 – since it was in alpha (first testing mode). I adore this game. What is Minecraft, you ask? Well, it’s essentially Legos, on your computer, with the mystery and excitement of exploring as the world randomly generates around you. You have to harvest all the blocks you
Hi, everyone! I am participating in Giveaway Daythis week! After checking out my giveaways, go to Sew Mama Sew to see the many other giveaways. This giveaway is for a Creeper Plushie! I made it entirely by hand and filled it with really soft pillow stuffing, so it is really wonderfully soft and squishy and
I mentioned in my D&D post that I got 16 dice at Vault of Midnight for $4 in their loose dice bowl. Here they are, along with the leather bag that I made to hold my dice:
RAAAAAAAA! Boo! For Halloween 2010, I was a Minecraft skeleton! Madison was Steve, which is the unofficial name for the default player skin. Minecraft is an amazing computer game that is kind of a combination of Legos and exploring – you literally mine things and then craft things in a randomly generated world. At some point
So, I started playing Dungeons and Dragons a couple months ago. At first it was a little nerve-wracking – I kept thinking I would do something wrong. A couple months and lots of fun later, I no longer care if my gnome isn’t exactly “gnomey” enough. After the first couple sessions, I used this Character