Last Minute Sale at Yellow Ibis

Tomorrow, December 15, is your last day to take advantage of the Last Minute Sale on Science T-Shirts at Yellow Ibis. They have a great collection of tees of various geekdoms. There's something for everyone:

• For your favorite mathematician: Euler's Identity Tee or Cow Pi Tee 
• For your favorite scientist, of any sort: "This is What a Scientist Looks Like" Tee
• For your favorite chemist: create your own chemical t-shirt
• For your favorite physicist: Newton's Law of Cooling knit hat or mittens 
• For your favorite geologist: Tough Schist Tee or I Date Rocks tee
• For your favorite biologist: a tee with a reproduction of Charles Darwin's first sketch of an evolutionary tree
• For your favorite astronomer: We are All Made of Stars tee

Laptop for Geeky Fashionistas

A few months ago I posted about the catwalk unveiling of the Vivienne Tam Digital Clutch. Now you can buy this fashionable laptop, just in time for Christmas!

Some of the features: 

• HP Mini 1000 notebook
• fashionable red case inspired by Vivienne Tam's 2009 collection
• 2.25 pounds, 1" thick
  
• built-in HP Mini Webcam
  
• 10.2" diagonal BrightView Infinity LED display
  

You can purchase the Vivienne Tam Digital Clutch directly from HP.

Geeky fabric designs at Spoonflower

Spoonflower is a fantastic custom fabric printing company that allows users to share their designs. Some of them are geek-fabulous:

binary by Beth Boller


map by f lane shows the various moon shots


ant_swatch by pigeoncircus


Angler_skeletons by Nalo Hopkinson


It makes me wish I could sew!

Molecular Holiday Cards

Made With Molecules sells festive solstice-centered holiday cards with molecular flair:

The DNA Transcription Tree card has "an electron micrograph of a gene being heavily transcribed into RNA, an early and fundamental step of gene expression." It's tinted a holiday green.

The PEACE Peptide card spells out "peace" in amino acids: Proline (P), Glutamate (E), Alanine (A), Cysteine (C), Glutamate (E)


The Holiday Spice Card celebrates the molecules that give the winter holidays their flavor: chocolate, peppermint, clove, sinnamon, ginger, siguar

DIY Geometrical Jewelry

What could be more special that home-made jewelry? Instructables member davisjan has posted directions for creating some geek chic earrings perfect for any lover of cool geometrical shapes:

Möbius strip earrings

Stellated tetrahedron earrings

(via Fairer Science "DIY Holiday Presents")