2017
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Lex Boogie & Senz Beats: A Tale of Two Planets In an ideal world, all albums would have a little something for everyone. In reality, that’s rarely the case. To my surprise and delight producers Lex Boogie from the Bronx and Senz Beats have managed to accomplish just that with their collaborative project A Tale […]
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You don’t have to trek into the closest urban area to capture a Meowth. Nah, Build-A-Bear has made tracking the feline Pokémon simple by adding a plush of the creature to their line of pocket monster toys. Meowth is the fifth Pokémon to join Build-A-Bear’s line; they already offer Squirtle, Pikachu, Eevee, and Charmander. All of these very real and very huggable toys mean you can stage a real-life version of Pokémon GO around your home–just make sure you use plush Poké Balls to avoid breaking any of your valuables.
Build-A-Bear’s Make-Your-Own Meowth plush is available in stores and online right meow. Besides getting a squishable version of the character, you can purchase outfits for it. Yes, outfits. Plural. What times we live in. You can dress Meowth in a Quick Ball hoodie or show off Meowth’s allegiances with a Team Rocket hoodie, complete with silhouettes of Jesse and James. Prepare for trouble and make it double.
You can score your Meowth and an exclusive Pokémon TCG card over at the Build-A-Bear website. Note the Team Rocket hoodie is an online-only exclusive.
Will you be taking your Poké Ball to Build-A-Bear to try to catch ’em all? Head to the comments and let us know.
Images: Build-A-Bear, The Pokémon Company International , Giphy
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Catch more Pokémon!
- Take a nap with a Snorlax bean bag chair.
- Watch a new Pokémon The Movie: I Choose You! trailer.
- Get pumped for catching Mewtwo in Pokémon GO.
Dollar store “prayer candles” have to be one of my favorite supplies to work with — they are clear glass containers filled with a candle. You can easily decorate them any way you like. I especially like these spooky candle holders I found over at Today’s Creative Life: [DIY Spooky Candle Holders]
Project Estimate:
- Prayer candle, $1
- Vellum, less than $1
- Tape, on hand
- Printer
Total: $1-2.