You have reached the end of Final Fantasy VI. You have beaten the boss! You rejoice! And then… Kefka unleashes his final form, and you realize you still have a fight ahead.

This spectacular cross-stitch piece depicts Kefka from Final Fantasy VI as he appears in the game’s final battle. The pattern for this piece was created using screenshots from the game. It was kindly donated to us by Diane Hamilton Siefker.

Donate $9.14 (or multiples thereof) for a chance to win this prize. We’ll run this donation drive until 1:45am PST.

Now that we’ve all recovered from the conclusion of the Bus King pageant, it’s time to send another donation drive your way!

This Desert Bus Cross-Stitch Sampler is a little taste of the history of Desert Bus for Hope. Featuring some choice memes from every year of Desert Bus. 180 hours of cross stitched goodness could be yours in this donation drive.

Any donations of $9.10 or multiples thereof until 5:00 PM PST will get you an entry!

Pokemon Needlepoint

Created & Donated by Keroan

Haven’t you always wanted to catch them all? Let’s assume that for nostalgia’s sake, we can draw the line at the original 151 Pokemon – now YOU can indeed be the proud owner of a full collection without walking entirely around Australia and hoping your phone battery doesn’t die, or struggling with your old gameboy cables. This Pokemon piece is truly epic; for its completion, its crafter Keroan put in over 1 year of daily stitching for a couple hours a day! Enjoy it as an art piece to make your neighbors jealous or as a totem to complete your Dratini summoning circle – the choice is yours. If you want to be the very best like no one ever was, help out some children and become the Pokemon collector you were born to be!

Materials:
This needlepoint is made of traditional needle pointing aria, DMC pearl & matte floss. It measures 29″ by 16″ (borders are all approximately one inch for mounting).

The original pattern for this piece was created by Servotron on the Sprite Stitch forum boards.

About the Artist:
Kelly, aka Keroan, first learned to sew from her mother, who hoped to teach her to quilt and needlepoint rugs. But Kelly realized one can only have so many cats the walls before it looks too ridiculous to have friends over. Therefore, Kelly turned her needle to more geeky purposes and has ascended to a higher plane of sewing.

Minecraft Collaboration Lot

Introducing collaborative lots! These prize lots are a wonderful collection of items donated by various crafters and sponsors, each one with a particular theme. For our final prize teaser, we present the Minecraft lot… read on for all the juicy and blocky details.

It’s all well and good to decorate your Minecraft home with delightful worldly goods, but what about decorating your real-world home with delightful Minecraft goods? This lot is full of fantastic Minecraft pieces to put in your home, as well as books full of gameplay tips and tidbits. The lot contains:

Handpainted Minecraft buttons

Created & donated by Tina Bongorno

Who needs more Minecraft merch in their lives? YOU do! These are handpainted wooden Minecraft pins that you can place on your favorite fabric object to show off how super cool and in-the-know you are when it comes to this new-fangled Minecraft thing the youngins are all talking about. Included images are: a pig, a creeper, a ghast, a skeleton, and that good ol’ ubiquitous block of dirt and grass!

The buttons are 1″ each, and are acrylic paint on a wooden disc, with a metal pin back attached.

Minecraft Embroidery Set

Created & donated by Stephanie Martin

While you’re out exploring, crafting and fighting off monsters, make sure to make your home ready as well! This set of Minecraft embroidery hoops are ready to decorate any explorer’s abode. Each one is hand sewn and shows various things from the game: A creeper, a diamond sword, and a block of redstone.

The pieces are 3 inches in diameter (7.6cm) and 3/8 inch (1cm) thick, and use wood embroidery hoops, felt and embroidery thread.

Creeper Head cross stitch

Created & donated by Kamina Kapow

They say to keep your friends close and your enemies closer. We suggest keeping the face of your enemy very close indeed, sitting on the sideboard in your living room, a reminder to lock your doors at night and maybe build a lava-filled moat. This creepy cross stitch comes in a sweet little standing frame, and has a charm belying its explosive nature.

Minecraft Hacks books by Megan Miller

Donated by GamesRadar

Get a leg up on your Minecraft game, with these books full of tips and tricks for an even greater Minecraft experience! These three hardcover tomes will look great on your gaming shelf, and make for good bus reading.

The lot also contains a cute little 3D printed Minecraft pig and Creeper.