created by Trisha of MarySew
Check out Trisha's weekly Steampunk Sunday feature where she shares her latest steampunk jewelry and accessory creations (sometimes with giveaways). She will also point out some of her favorite steampunk blogosphere finds.
More steamy fun finds:
The Incredible Steam Powered Food Preparation Device
with Instant Hot Water Receptacle
creations by Deb's Minis
interview with Deb's Minis by Candide Canine
Description from Deb's blog:
Ladies and gentlemen, come closer and prepare to be amazed!
Are you tired of always fussing with damp kindling to start a fire?
Do you waste away from hunger while you wait for the stove to heat up?
Tired of your bread burning on one side because of uneven fire?
Do you hate hauling wood?
Wouldn't you love to turn a lever and instantly have hot water for your tea or your bath?
Dr. Robertson's new device will make all those problems a thing of the past!
Step into the future with the new and amazing steam powered stove! You'll be amazed at how easy and fast it is to prepare the finest of meals with scientifically precise heating. Control your cooking temperatures with a turn of a dial. Hot water is always at your fingertips with a simple twist of your wrist. Yes ladies and gentlemen, we are living the dream of the future!
Steam heading our way...
edited by Mike Ashley
Release date: July 2010
Description from the amazon:
Discover original steampunk tales in this anthology of stories written before there were actual rocketships, atomic power, digital computers, or readily available electricity. The modern day steampunk genre is a reinventing of the past through the eyes of its inventors and adventures, but this collection is from real Victorians and Edwardians who saw the future potential of science and its daring possibilities. Steam-powered automobiles, submarines, and robots are featured alongside great airships and spaceships in these bold and creative stories of hope, triumph, and disaster.
* my weekly post on things steampunk (Victorian sci-fi/fantasy)
* totally inspired by steampunk posts written by Celia of adventures of cecelia bedelia
