These are the sorts of things that would have me hanging about the refrigerator half the morning obsessing about, trying to figure out how to both keep the pictures and other of life's jetsam stuck to the fridge while simultaneously clearing lines. Keep those devil magnets away from me. Brian Crecente

Tetrius Magnet Set [ZeStuff, via BoingBoing]

Alice over at Wonderland is the queen of finding video game related crafts and we love her for that. (Well, that and many other reasons) Now she's found some more great perler bead items including these great classic Zelda fridge magnets. On a closer look at the Etsy artist the magnets cam from, I also found the Mario Mushroom magnets and the Pokeball coasters. Also included on the page are a Goombah and a Toad fridge magnet. They are all available for a nominal fee and are hand made, one of a kind items. Add to that free shipping and you've got yourself a sweet piece of custom game art. Flynn De Marco

Perler bead magnets and coasters [Etsy]

We had Donkey Kong in Post-It notes. so why not Mario in fridge magnets? The artist, Anni Rush, created this Mario out of 1,502 triangle magnet pieces covered in fabric called "Fridgetss."

This took me about 12 working hours, and consists of 1502 pieces. Future plans include other 8-bit subjects, Van Gogh's Starry Night, and some M.C. Escher-inspired works.

We'll be keeping an eye on Annie's site to see what these other 8-bit subjects will be. Hopefully we'll see some Metroid action or at least Crecente's precious Space Invaders. Flynn De Marco

Mario in Fridgetss [itesser ink]

Gearheaded big brother site Gizmodo dug up these cool Tetris magnets that are way better than the alphabet letters currently adorning my fridge. Someone must figure out how to wire the Tetris theme song through the ice box, and we can die happy. Get to it! Brian Ashcraft

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