Floof to the Poof

< NK | Ace | She/Her/It > Librarian | Has-Been Writer Old Enough to Be Your Grandma - Unrepentant Robot Shipper - Responsible for Jetasaurus - Obsessed with Shovel Knight - Furbabies: Mirage & Lemon Top OTPs: - Grimlock/Starscream - Optimus/Starscream - Chromedome/Rewind - Optimus/Soundwave - Hound/Ravage - Ratchet/Wheeljack - Basically any Cassettes or Dinobots - [too many to list] Main Fandom: Transformers Secondary: Shovel Knight, Wild ARMs, Classic Rockman, Power Rangers Likes: Robots, cats, knitting, yarn, reading, seahorses, board games, cross stitching, JRPGs, robots, RPing, baking, bacon, plushies, and did I mention robots Icon by @tralma

[nkfloofiepoof]

ฅ^0w0^ฅ

[koifee]

So a wizard and an ancient construct walk into a tavern.

[riderkaitlyn5]

Houston we have a problem

Meme Masterpost

[rexuality]

hikes are very good yes but a deluxe hike is when you are accompanied by a freak with niche nature knowledge. they’re like omg stop there’s a horned valerian varmint beetle here and then you both get to crouch down and look at a bug like :)

[markscherz]

Bonus: you don’t have to cover a lot of ground. I can turn a three kilometre walk into a three hour adventure. Five if there is a small rocky stream or a few ponds.

[nkfloofiepoof]

@keferon and their mole cricket

[velerifan]

Otter bookmark

Made this today to celebrate water and grace🦦🌊🐟

Free pattern ➡️ link below

Otter Bookmark.pdf

[samplerbot]

The temporary pause is over! Samplerbot is up and samplering again, and all the requests I saw in the notes have been queued up along with its regular posts.

Today's update has a couple parts to it: first, four new borders have been added; second, I've made it easier (on my end) to test new borders, new fonts, and new styles of sampler in bulk, and to tweak all those things if they don't look right at first; and finally, Samplerbot has a new style of sampler: Lasagna Samplers!

The lasagna samplers are inspired by Elizabeth Holland's sampler from 1737 (Samplerbot's 'border 66' was adapted from her work, too!). Along with a regular border, lasagna samplers have decorative dividers in-between the lines of text (the lasagna 'noodles', you could call them).

I'm currently working on making it so every existing border could make a lasagna sampler, but since Samplerbot just passed 150 borders (!🥳) it'll probably take me a while.

Also, not new, but I'm very happy with how the new line spacing function is working. I think this next batch of samplers is going to be very lovely!

Thanks for reading, and thanks for checking out the bot! Hope you all have been having a lovely summer,

-Bot Dev

[tizzy-z]

[balcklion]

A circulating video of sisters who bought the same clothes for their husbands 😂❤️

[g1sunstreaker]

this gag NEVER fails to make me laugh. watching them all file in one by one and collectively laugh harder every time the next guy walks in…i could watch videos of this practical joke all day

[cumaeansibyl]

Their faces as they collectively realize they’re married to the funniest women on the planet

[the-real-seebs]

whenever people say “it’s just a prank” about minor cruelty, remember: the people laughing hardest here are the people being pranked. you’ll notice that they aren’t hurt, or upset. they’re enjoying it. they feel loved and included.

that’s how you make a good prank.

[serenitynerd]

I keep putting this back in my queue because it means I restumble upon it and it always makes me laugh. So delightful

[buddie-romance]

thank you ao3 for being an archive and not an algorithm. thank you for letting me like things without consequences, thank you for being free with no ads, thank you for having lawyers to defend our freedom of speech. thank you tag wranglers. thank you to all authors and thank you ao3

[turnupthestrobe]

[darklynoon-deactivated20170407]

Reblog if you’re 30 or older

This is an experiment to see if there really are as few of us as people think.You can also use this to freak out your followers who think you’re 25 or something. Yay!

[lostinhistory]

‘We genuinely have too many potatoes, I cannot stress enough’: 42,000 pounds of free taters headed to Denver

Twenty-one tons of potatoes are up for grabs at Potato Palooza on Monday.

The nonprofit’s set to receive a donation of 21 tons of tubers this weekend from suppliers in the Midwest. Hoping to get the starchy vegetables to people in need, the nonprofit will host a “Potato Palooza” event on Monday in Park Hill. “Anyone is welcome to come. They can bring tote bags, wagons, you could back up your pickup truck if you wanted to,” Hissong said. The event is 9 a.m. to noon at the Park Hill Food Recovery Hub, 6090 East 39th Avenue, on July 27.

This is the dream

[wobblefloss]

🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️

People near Denver, Colorado.

Potato alert. Potato alert.

Free food. Unlimited free potatoes.

Potato alert.

🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️ 🥔 ⚠️

This concludes this broadcast of the emergency potato system.

[iamthelowercase]

Hello, tumblr! I saw something on here the other day that worried me, so I decided to Do Science about it. But I can't do it alone: I need your help to build the dataset!

Here's what I need you to do:

If you see a post with a "mature content" label, and it's 2026, DM me a link to the post.

Yes, that's really it.

I am hoping to collect several thousand such posts, so that I have a decent sized dataset. I do not care what the post is about; if it's labeled as "mature content", I want to add it to my dataset.

If I get 10,000 posts in my dataset before August 31st 2026, I will post my preliminary findings then. I won't feel comfortable calling my findings "settled" before 2027, unless I get over 50,000 posts.

[theprofessional-amateur]

Someone here on tumblr dot com needs this knitting pattern.

I don't know who, but one of you

Ultimate Knitted Scale Mail Gloves pattern by CraftyMutt

As a follow up to my simple beginner scale mail gloves pattern, this is my ultimate pattern for scale mail gloves, with options for all sor

[geralt-of-riviass]

I need as many people as possible to see this cause I'm all giddy about this project and how good it turned out.

Cross stitch Rocky puppet made with plastic canvas.

[ot3]

looking for animal references on image searches has always kind of sucked but it's much worse after AI image generation technology has begun to actually past muster, which is why i always just go straight to inaturalist. can't recommend this highly enough. you get to both find out about niche species you've never even heard of and also see some really good photographs like this one

x

[birdsy-purplefishes]

I KNEW I had seen this exact same image before! Good old "Organisms On or Near Appropriate Signs" project.

[ot3]

oh that's a fun project. haven't seen this before. some good ones in here.

[pinkkop]

After last nights Khemjira episode and Khem taking off Peem's pants I figured we should have a conversation about the type of pants he was wearing.

I know you might not have noticed them in the below photo but Peem wears this type of tied pants a lot in the show. Like this...

Or this..

Or this...

And let me tell you, I don't blame him for wearing this type of pants all the freaking time because they are soooo comfy, and I'm sure Khem appreciated the easy access.

So for anyone who hasn't seen this kind of pants before I made a video of what they look like when you aren't wearing them and how you put them on.

Feel free to use this information however you want, like for writing fanfics or just for playing out the PeemKhem NC scene in your mind.

You're welcome!

[pinkkop]

Since three people's asked what the pants are called, I figured I'd respond here because one thing I didn't mention in the original post is that I've been working on making my own pants for the last two years and I wanted to share my thoughts to anyone who wanted to buy some or make some for themselves.

Short answer:

I don't think there's an official English name for them but looking up "wrap pants" will get you both patterns and places that sell them.

If anyone's looking for the Thai name @visualtaehyun mentioned that they're called "กางเกง 4 สาย", which apparently means "4-string pants".

If you want the simple kind Peem and I have, Etsy or similar online stores might be a good place, just make sure to check where the store is located so you avoid any unexpected import fees.

The pants are very simple to sew so if you have access to a sewing machine and some suitable fabrics and have the time, I'd highly recommend doing that. I have a lot of thoughts around the process and how to do things, so I'll expand on that below the cut.

Long answer:

I got mine in Chiang Mai and you could buy versions of these flowey pants all over the place in Chiang Mai, but surprisingly we only ever saw one place with these simple single color versions which are honestly my favorite. I can't remember off the top of my head where the store was but if anyone's interested I could probably find out.

In terms of making them yourselves they are very easy because they only consist of two squares of fabric with the crotch area cut out and the two strings and you can find many patterns online with measurements based of clothing size.

Below image is a simplified version of my own pattern. You basically cute out two identical pieces of fabric, where each piece becomes a pant leg. You then place them on top of each other with the out- side facing each other and then sew them together at the orange. Then you just have to make the strings and sew the sides to make the edges nice.

Some tips for anyone wanting to sew some yourself:

Pick a good fabric. Rayon/viscose seems to work best but I saw someone mention linen as well which I think at least some of Peem's are made of. You want a fabric that isn't too heavy or too light, not too stiff or too flexible, which has been my main problem and the reason for why I haven't made a pair myself yet: it's really hard to find in-person stores with just the right rayon in just the right color. I've made several pairs of shorts so far but mostly from polyester or cotton. I particularly wouldn't recommend the polyester but it is doable with the right fabric.

Sew in the wedge at the hip. This is something I've noticed most patterns online don't include but I really like the look of it. The wedges in question are the two purple wedges at the top of the pants which are taken in. You basically fold the edges of each wedge so the lines touch each other and sew the fabric together. Since most people's waist is smaller than their hip, these wedges means the width of the pants at the top is shorter than further down, which means that the pants are pulled less towards to middle at the top and instead follow a less curved line. I tried to illustrate this with the picture below, so I hope it made sense. You can test out the effect of making these wedges by pinning in the wedges before you finish sewing the top of the pants. Just attach the strings and create the wedges with pins or something similar and try the pants on. The direction of the wedges are important so the resulting seams end up horizontal.

Hope this was helpful and feel free to ask any questions!

Tagging anyone who showed interest in getting a pair themselves 😊@aheartandashirt, @whatisgodtoanonbeliever, @hinmotion, @blbraincellleft, @ranysflower, @doyou000me