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Happy Moon Day Monday!
It forever amazes me that it was a mere 66 years between the first piloted, heavier than air airplane flight and a man walking on the moon
so glad there’s a game out there that allows me to be goose, do crimes!
I can’t believe I never posted this tapestry I made
(no I didn’t block it okay)
The other day i bought this yarn cause that’s obviously the trans flag, and I just saw that this colour is called ‘life’! I’m gonna cry
Happy 40th Birthday to Labyrinth, a film that continues to inspire me, comfort me, and fulfil me. I have been a fan of Labyrinth for the majority of my life, but about 10 years ago specifically I was inspired to try and recreate one of the props from the film.
I wasn't setting out to find a new hobby for myself, this was just a new thing I could try. It was just me squinting at blurry screenshots and trying my best to turn what I saw into a tangible prop that I could put on my shelf. I finished that first prop and thought it was so fun and fulfilling that I soon started work on the next one...
And here I am 10 years later, and I look at my shelves full of props and I think about where I started and how far I've come. How much I've grown and come to respect not just the hobby of prop replica making, but the artistry behind Labyrinth. Every minute I pour into one of my prop replicas, I can't help but think of the amazing people behind the screen some 40 years ago who made the original props I try so hard to recreate. How did they build this prop? Did they struggle with figuring out what to do next like I am? Maybe some of the steps and techniques I'm using were the same exact ones they used 40 years ago? It makes me feel a strange sort of kinship for folks who I've never met. I hope that my replicas can do their work justice.
It's genuinely hard to imagine where I might be in my life without Labyrinth, it's a movie that's really come to shape me as a person in surprising ways. So on Labyrinth's 40th Birthday, I wanted to share some of my favourite Labyrinth prop replica projects I've made over the years. I learned so much, and still have so much more to go.
Thank you to Jim Henson, Brian Froud, and everyone who played a part in bringing Labyrinth to life.
do u wanna see the gromit sweater i knitted last year
Pride Flag Quilt Top
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH EVERYBODY!!! I recently finished this pride flag quilt top, which I'll be displaying at my local pride event next week!
I wanted each block to be different and eye catching in its own way, so that you don't get bored looking at bland stripes. This project is a labor of love. I did the math on piecing nearly every block, save for the house block on the bottom right corner. That came from a book. I went through quite a struggle doing all the math to make the blocks that are split diagonally by color. Those were the ones that took me the longest to get through. The regular solid color rainbow blocks? I flew through those in two days, lol!
I'll share closeups below the cut:
Just wanted to share an update of my pride flag. It’s going to take me a long time, but it’s been really fun so far to work on 🥹 it means a lot to me and how I’ve been feeling since I’ve been making this flag. Stay tuned for more about this project
Pride month vest project, a patch a day #29: Wheat But Not Bread, Fruit But Not Wine
As my friend Julian puts it, only half winkingly: "God blessed me by making me transsexual for the same reason God made wheat but not bread and fruit but not wine, so that humanity might share in the act of creation."
-- Daniel Mallory Ortberg
happy prideee you can now make your own custom pride flag planet cross-stitch patterns 🌈🌈🌈
REALLY proud of this one-- all its outputs are public domain via Creative Commons 0 1.0, and if you make any patterns with it I'd love to see them!
It’s Pride month and that means a lot of Rainbow Capitalism and tons of discourse, but in the mess of all that let’s not forget all the iconic, brave people like Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera who were the start of the Stonewall Inn riots.
Trans flag quilt that I made recently for my partner 🏳️⚧️💖
some monday reminders :) these are up on my shop in various forms
if y’all hated the last tapestry I made I got something even better. happy pride!
also didn’t block this one so don’t even ask
(link to the chart)
[ID: a crochet piece reading "mutilate your body until it's yours" in trans pride colours on a black background. end ID]
I stitched Gregg for my very Gregg-coded friend's birthday!
One last photo of my fall out boy patch. I added star studs and paint splatter dots for final embellishments.
Knit top, inspired by Friedrich Nietzche's "The Gay Science", by S A Y LESS TEXTILES.