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themarchingbeetle

French Flower stamps

Photos by Pilllpat on Flickr

anxiousangerball

I don't know who needs to hear this, but

YOU DO NOT NEED TO START A NEW HOBBY!

STEP AWAY FROM THE TEXTILES!

YOU DON'T NEED MORE YARN!

THAT FABRIC IS NOT CALLING TO YOU! LEAVE IT ALONE!

boyrot

boy it's me the textiles speaking to you inside your head. you need the yarn. you need thread. your soul hungers to participate in the act of creation. you must feed it. you must buy so many beads.

whimsigothwitch-deactivated2026

Handle with care

assiraphales

filmmakers and audiences and critics alike all need to start suspending their disbelief again

assiraphales

‘this doesn’t make sense’ so?????

zoanzon

important edition

flimflix

cataclysmcrows

my favorite lyric of radioactive is “this is in the apocalypse” like thank you mr dragons for clarifying the setting so clearly i was getting confused i really appreciate it

cataclysmcrows

post cancelled apparently i have something called “auditory processing disorder”

arinewman7

Brittle Skeletons Crocheted from Discarded Textiles by Caitlin McCormack

wvterways

“i used to live there” is such a sad phrase. seeing places u used to live in is an odd thing. It’s like ‘i know where the best hiding place is in there. my bedroom was the one directly to the left as you walk in. i took my first steps on that flooring. i used to play in that yard with my grandma. she died two years ago. that was the only place i ever knew. those walls contain all of my childhood memories. i can no longer go there, but i know every corner like the back of my hand.’

konoko

catgirl-bartender

if you are you, that is good enough.

faeryton

[Image Description: A stick figure lying in bed at 2:39am. They look exhausted, but their eyes are open as they think, “what if I don’t become anything.” The next images are the stick figure thinking, “then i will only ever have been myself”… “i can live with that”, they think, as they smile and close their eyes. End ID]

vintagehomecollection

A fireplace set into a fanciful arabesque-sculptured chimney breast is an eye-catching focal point. Jefferson B. Riley of Centerbrook, architect. Photograph: Norman McGrath.

Inside Today’s Home, 1986