Prince Leo 👑

23 he/him age regressor

[polkadotpaint]

[scary-caregiver]

Spanish Worksheets

Dividers: ✏️

[scary-caregiver]

🏖️ Summer Themed Activity Sheets 🏖️

[dreamingstarrie]

Littlest Pet Shop Coloring pages!!🐾

[nintendowiiremote]

da magnus archives fandom has sooo many agere fics thank you magnus archives fandom

[velvetglow1]

[chwt0y]

[littlest-astronaut]

i just wanna climb around

[faeriedelights]

ipad kid tiny who asks “you got games on your phone” x carer who pauses and says “… do you want to play solitaire??”

[kittiescatlover]

Do you like my this

Yes i draw it

[bubblpuppi]

hai me made game for every pony to plays nd it super duper easy .ೃ*･⋆

jus pick a snack nd remembers which letter yu pick 𐔌՞ ܸ.ˬ.ܸ՞𐦯 answer key below

TA-DA ⋆˚ YU DID IT

me hopes every pony had fun ☆

should me make more of these type games?

[kitofthedoe]

Little that gets cute aggression.

Little that just must nibble, must squish.

Cg that blinks awake to a little that is fighting the urge to baby attack them approximately six inches from their face.

"You're looking at me with that look in your eye little one- argh!"

Only to be cut off by a very excited and loving little that can't contain their affection any longer.

"Cease gremlin! Pf! Baby! Ow that's my face! No teeth! Aaa!" All while laughing at their little's adorable antics.

Inspired by me. This is me. Wish @kitmother well, I will nibble her next time I see her. Chomp chomp.

[kenisterly]

Can you do some wow wow wubbzy ones?? The show is so peak 🥹

Wow Wow Wubbzy pngs !!!

[as requested by @deedeethedevil]

𑣲pngs created by me (@kenisterly)

ꗃrequests are open

[extralargebubbl]

sometimes agere is just daydreaming about all the baby stuff and not actually doing much of it at all irl. sometimes some of the things you love to daydream about are not things you would find fulfilling or fun in practice and that is okay and valid! your regression is valid whether you enjoy those things or not!

[dexslilpuppy]

puppyboy swag is real

[dexslilpuppy]

pastel dog/puppy graphics/pngs

all made by me (minus the lps i just removed the background lmfao) f2u, credit very appreciated! ૮ ˆ ﻌ ˆ ა requests open!

[hopegrasping]

Let go of the idea that diy will inherently look shit. All your clothes are handmade you just don't see the people doing it.

[hopegrasping]

One of the best additions that gets my point across better :)

[darqueloaf]

There's a group that makes clothing with ink stained hands to show each time the fabric was touched with human hands to make the garment. The purpose of the piece is to bring attention to the hidden labor of sewists in the garment industry

ABOUT | HUMAN TOUCH

ABOUT

[elfwreck]

To be fair - while all your clothing was made by "a person on a sewing machine," many of those sewing machines

Aren't easily available to you, and

Take a notable amount of training to use (especially, to use without damage to your hands) (Not "months of training." Just. Not "here's the instruction pamphlet; have fun.")

However: The sewing machines that are reasonably available to you, will make clothes you can wear and enjoy wearing. (Industrial sewing machines can sew for 8, 10, 18 hours without breaking down; the one you buy at WalMart cannot. Some industrial ones can sew through 4 layers of denim; you can find a machine that does that but you won't get it by accident and it will cost more. And so on.)

Basic sewing machine - enough to get started making clothes - is under $200. (Industrial machines start at ~$2000 and go up from there.) Super Ultra Cheap version is under $100; not recommended unless you know you'll be able to throw $350 at the hobby in a couple of years when the simple one is just really too limited anymore.

...Anything under $50 (new) is A Gimmick. They're not all worthless but they're very limited. They're more "you can learn how a sewing machine works with this" than "you can make clothes with this." (I mean. You can. But you can make clothes with a needle & thread, too. And while it takes longer, you may be less frustrated than using a $45 "beginner sewing machine.") Some of the gimmick machines are very useful for their specific purpose - they're ultra-portable, or good for repairs, and so on.

But if you are on a very limited budget - less than $50 can get you started on making clothes. And bookbags. And pockets to add to clothes you already have. And hats. Bathing suits, if you decide to get ambitious. (Stretchy fabrics are challenging, esp on a simple machine.)

You can make socks with a sewing machine but I really don't recommend it.

Shifting public thoughts on sewing machines from "every third household has one" to "exotic crafting hobby" is part of how the damn capitalist regime forces people to put up with clothes that don't fit actual human shapes and/or fall apart after 5 washings.

[grison-in-space]

Also, sewing machines are one of those things that is often much better to buy used, because in the old days they used metal gears and now the gears are nylon and don't last as long. If you want to get a sewing machine and dabble, I highly suggest looking on Craigslist or at estate sales for a used one. Mine cost me $30 and would have gone for much more, adjusted for inflation, when it was new. But people inherit sewing machines or want to give them away all the time, so it is very worth checking on the used market near you if you want to get into sewing clothes but aren't sure where to start. You can often get a lot more sewing machine for your buck than if you buy a new one.