Fight Like a Girl

Sakura Haruno. 18. Konoha Rep.

[spectralmelon]

[quiet-nymph]

[queenpalms]

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If I were a deity, what do you think would be left at my shrine?

[uyuro]

ameli platlips: burgundy + cold blood

[tsunzia-deactivated20160525]

ʚ♡ɞ

[parise]

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One Last Time - Ariana Grande (2014)

So one last time I need to be the one who takes you home One more time I promise, after that I’ll let you go Baby, I don’t care if you got her in your heart All I really care is you wake up in my arms One last time I need to be, the one, who takes you home

[voiceofnature]

This forgotten castle (Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers) was abandoned after a fire In 1932. Seeing it up close Is breathtaking. These days it seems like castles only exist in storybooks and Disney movies. What happened to the foreboding dwellings of our wealthiest ancestors? The truth of the matter is, while there are still many castles in Europe, many have fallen into disrepair and ruin over time. However, a group of preservationists in France are trying to save a 13th century castle that is slowly being reclaimed by nature. The story behind the abandoned property is just as fascinating as what’s left standing today. See an amazing video here.

[kiiseu]

[giraffalope]

animal crossing repeating pattern, yay! :33

[senshiofserenity]

Happy Birthday Minako Aino / Sailor Venus, my favorite goddess of love & beauty ♥♥♥

[ivyatoms]

my phone

[pocket-sushi]

Preventing Vertical Slanting while Crocheting in the Round

Similar issues had been brought up before and I provided a few tricks, but today I discovered one that used basic single crochet. It is probably common knowledge, but I have never, EVER seen it covered in any beginner’s crochet tutorial that I’ve read and I am a little annoyed that I didn’t know about this sooner. Credit goes to this post on Crochetville for the fix.

Basically, to get that vertical stripe effect without the stitches slanting, do all your single crochets in the front loop only. Using tighter stitches help, too–the example photo here is kinda loose and I had to do some tugging to get it to look as straight as possible.

I am aware that some people crochet like this by default and for the longest time I couldn’t figure out how they achieved perfect vertical columns (even just tightening my stitches didn’t quite work). It’s not quite as effective when you’re making something completely flat like a round potholder, though. If anyone has a solution for those, let me know!

[ramenana]

have this lil beach isabelle stress doodle cuz I’m waddling out of town this weekend to get the last few rays of sunshine before it gets cold as hell

[chellychuu]

[magdamilo]

I love you ♥