In The Lord Of The Rings books, author J.R.R. Tolkien’s describes Bag End, the hobbit-hole home of Bilbo Baggins and his kin. The description inspired Chris Guise to recreate a miniature Bonsai landscape version of Bilbo’s home, and the end result is beautiful!

It’s every Harry Potter fan’s dream to get an acceptance letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. When Darla from Bakingdom talked about having never received her Hogwarts Letter, her online pal Tina of Sugar Bean Bakers decided to send her one for her birthday in a very special way – inside a huge cookie!

Fortunately, Tina has shared the recipe for the Hogwarts Letter Cookie at her site, so now you too can send the Harry Potter fan in your life a Hogwarts Letter in this very special way.

Fans always want to figure out how to make their own Butterbeer, the creamy, delicious beverage from the Harry Potter universe, which is actually available at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter section of the Universal Studios Orlando theme park.

Now, someone’s come up with a way to make Butterbeer Lattes. It’s a quick and easy recipe with only a few ingredients that you likely already have on hand.

Check out the recipe pictorial here below.

Geek gals are always looking for cool apparel, especially when it comes to comfortable swimwear. So, here’s some good news: Now, there’s an Evil Dead-inspired Necronomicon bikini that’s supposedly “super comfortable,” according to its makers.

The made-to-order Brazilian-cut silicone bikini, available through Etsy by Bloodlust Productions, is styled after the human flesh-bound Book Of The Dead, the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis, from Sam Raimi’s original Evil Dead movies.

Check out photos of the bikini being modeled here below (via the product page). You’ll notice that this creation was very strategically designed.

As part of YouTube’s Geek Week this week, check out this Game of Thrones’ Hand of the King Pin video tutorial created by YouTube user NerdyCraftsies. You can watch the full tutorial here below.

Watching the 13-minute video was quite fun and almost made me believe that I, too, could make my own pin as seen on HBO’s Game Of Thrones, especially since you don’t need many items to do this one yourself. In the end, I’ll likely just buy my own pin, because I don’t want my creation to end up on one of those Epic DYI Fail lists the internet loves so much. But, I can honestly say that from my perspective, that if you have even the smallest artist ability, you will be able to follow this instructional and make your own, which really is more fun and meaningful anyhow.