Arsonist Druid Dungeons and Dragons inspired hand dyed yarn - GamerCrafting Yarns
I want this to make a dice bag for my fire genadi circle of wildfire druid.
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Off with your Sleeves!
First i have to say, i´m sorry i went silent that past few weeks. But those have been very hard for me mentally.I´m really struggling at the moment and i feel i´m just one inconvience away from breaking down. I do hope it gets better once the weather is much warmer (althought it is unusual warm for this time of the year already).
Still, i managed to conquer my mending and alterations pile. Lots…
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Like last summer I made this little needle felted daruma. I made it to be completed once I finished I’ve Fallen For You.
There wasn’t a lot of room on the face to do elaborate decoration but I gave it freckles to echo Molly’s and Emily’s.
Anyway, I finished IFFY back in October but just now filled in it’s second eye.
Well it’s a little walleyed but I love it.
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Tokyo Tower Street View 🇯🇵🗼
A vibrant Tokyo moment captured from the streets, where iconic city signs point the way to the legendary Tokyo Tower.
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Glasgow-based artist Laura K. Sayers creates tiny paper worlds that sit within the compact margins of a stamp. Illustrating children’s books and whipping up projects for magazines leaves the artist with plenty of small scraps given another life through a series of layered postage.
by Jackie Andres (Colossal)
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It’s literally the same kind of yarn (DROPS Baby Merino) and I used equal amounts of each color for the sweater until now?? A few meters difference in yardage I’d understand but this much difference?!
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My old stuff. Love those cats, they’re fun to work with
Mold doesn’t belong to me, ’s from aliexpress
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Perfect for parties, dessert tables, or gifting in cute boxes with green bows. A deliciously fun way to add a little luck and sweetness to your St. Patrick’s Day celebration.
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Friend introduced me to the trend of a shared traveling journal making its way around a group of people, so we decided to go for it. Here’s mine before it starts its journey!
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Finally finished the mountain of alterations and repairs i accumulated for, i want to say a year…
Every time i tell myself to do them immediately and not wait 1000 years, but no…never happens. And then it takes me about one and a half week…
And it is mostly the usual stuff, holes in socks, holes in jeans, holes in t-shirts, broken seam.
This time i also altered some clothes i made years ago in 1 year of fashion school (already 17 years ago i think 😳).
Before and after. Just ripped off the sleeves, because they were much too tight. The fit was never a 100% to begin with, but now it is a bit better.
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