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@pistachio-pierrot | side blog so I can reblog and reblog and reblog

[heavensghost]

I bring a kind of frozen deer vibe to situations that the headlights really seem to like

[sofuton]

[gouged-doll]

[kuttithevangu]

People universally seem to parse it as Mean but sometimes what you really, really need to hear is "this is not a socially appropriate thing to say, and you should not have said it"

[entrailer]

sometimes you invent mind prisons for yourself for no good reason and youre like "i really like being in the mind prison" even though you dont actually like being in the mind prison

[maruti-bitamin]

crispy on the beach

insta/bluesky/ store/cara

[macmanx]

[bedupolker]

have you seen appesauce for baby by Ellen Jareckie? very mouseworld

Oh my gosh I love it... that really is baby

[wosp-reactivated]

Humans evolved cuteness aggression as a trait because cute things deserve to die

[sith-shenanigans]

*looks at polyamorous triad* so which of you is the soldier and which is the poet and which is the king

[sith-shenanigans]

this is the perfect reblog post cancelled

[freakoutgirl]

"all you ever do is complain" that's not true. I also resent.

[freakoutgirl]

and love..........

[saviourkingslut]

people be like "the church of seiros is homophobic" as if rhea doesn't let manuela walk around garreg mach w/ her tits on display and a dress slit so high it'll show her booty at the slightest breeze 🙄 smh read the room

[jemeryl]

For @creatingblackcharacters Melanin Beam Challenge, I did Kira Nerys and Jadzia Dax from Star Trek Deep Space Nine!

There should have been a Black woman on the main cast of DS9 and I will die on that hill.

[plasmometer]

[bruzum]

[snazzynewton]

i'm 7 years late to the party ashedue nation can you still hear me

[isan0rt]

I'm very tempted to try to make my own Dedue scarf, I love the way yours looks (no hate to the printed ones available it just isn't authentic enough in a way that sates me). Would there be any tips/tricks you'd be willing to share before starting? I crochet primarily, but I've knitted things before so i'm not completely in the dark.

Hey!! Thanks for your patience on this ask, I wanted to get you good instructions but I have been super busy. In the end while looking for the color chart I actually found my pattern for the smaller motif (it was on notebook paper) so I decided to just. Write the whole pattern out.

I mentioned this in the post with the photos but to restate here on the pattern, I knitted my scarf using Knit Picks Palette fingering weight yarn (50g, 100% Peruvian highland wool), which is very warm and toasty in my New England winters. To do this pattern the way I did it you will need to buy 8 balls in Marine Heather, 1 ball in Almond, and 1 ball in Garnet Heather. I used 2.5mm circular needles with a long cable to manage the width of the fabric but use whatever you like to get the gauge; gauge should be 8 stitches across and 10 stitches tall per inch.

I Included the lengths of blue stockinette I used to be proportional to my 5'2" height, but you can knit more or less of this as you like to account for the height of the wearer. Dedue has two different sizes of the motif, a larger one on the tail down his back and a smaller one on the wrapped part, so there are two different colorwork patterns. Only one of each motif is visible on the model, but included a second small repeat for visual interest on a human person. I also start from the straight edge visible on the Hopes model and end on the jagged edge hanging down the back of the Houses model.

Also credit to @eaglehorn who sent me the chart I went off of for the larger motif, which I have translated to a pattern here.

Pattern below the cut;

Cast on 154 stitches in Marine Heather, ideally with a stretchy cast-on.

Reverse-stockinette for 3 rows or garter stitch, however you would like your straight-across edge to look.

Begin normal stockinette - Knit stockinette for appx 9.5"

Pattern (small) *Knit 7 rows of Almond in Stockinette, starting with a Purl row

Knit 5 rows of Garnet Heather in Stockinette, ending with purl row

Begin smaller pattern in 3 strand Fair Isle; Colors are R (Garnet Heather), Y (Almond), B (Marine Heather), K is knit, P is Purl.

Row 1 - KR whole row Row 2 - P3R, [1Y, 6R] x 21, 3R Row 3 - K2R [1Y, 1B, 1Y, 4R] x 21, 2R Row 4 - P1R [1Y, 3B, 1Y, 2R] x21, 1R

From Row 5- Row 30, even rows Purl same stitches as preceding knit row - even row instructions not included below for this reason

Row 5 - K[1Y, 5R, 1Y] x22 Row 7 - K[2Y, 5B] x22 Row 9 - K[1B, 2Y, 4B] x22 Row 11 - K[2B, 2Y, 3B] x22 Row 13 - K[3B, 2Y, 2B] x22 Row 15 - K[4B, 2Y, 1B] x22 Row 17 - K[5B, 2Y] x22 Row 19 - K[1Y, 5R, 1Y] x22 Row 21 - K[2Y, 5B] x22 Row 23 - K[1B, 2Y, 4B] x22 Row 25 - K[2B, 2Y, 3B] x22 Row 27 - K[3B, 2Y, 2B] x22 Row 29 - K[4B, 2Y, 1B] x22 Row 31 - K[3B, 1Y, 2R, 1Y] x22 Row 32 - P [4R, 1Y, 1B, 1Y x22 Row 33 - K1R [1Y, 6R] x21, 1Y, 5R Row 34 - PR whole row

Knit 5 rows of Stockinette in Garnet Heather

Knit 7 rows of Stockinette in Almond

Knit appx 22" of Stockinette in Marine Heather, repeat pattern from *

Knit appx 16.5" of Stockinette in Marine Heather.

Large pattern

Knit 7 rows of Almond in Stockinette, starting with a Purl row

Knit 5 rows of Garnet Heather in Stockinette, ending with knit row

Begin colorwork in ladderback jacquard (to manage the very long floats)

Row 1 - P[13R, 1Y] x11 Row 2 - K[2Y, 11R, 1Y] x11 Row 3 - P[2Y, 9R, 3Y] x11 Row 4 - K[1B, 3Y, 7R, 3Y] x11 Row 5 - P[1B, 3Y, 5R, 3Y, 2B] x11 Row 6 - K[3B, 3Y, 3R, 3Y, 2B] x11 Row 7 - P[3B, 3Y, 1R, 3Y, 4B] x11 Row 8 - K[5B, 5Y, 4B] x11 Row 9 - P[5B, 3Y, 6B] x11 Row 10 - K[5B, 3Y, 6B] x11 Row 11 - P[7B, 3Y, 4B] x11 Row 12 - K[3B, 3Y, 8B] x11 Row 13 - P[9B, 3Y, 2B] x11 Row 14 - K[1B, 3Y, 10B] x11 Row 15 - P[11B, 3Y] x11 Row 16 - K[2Y, 11B, 1Y] x11 Row 17 - P[2Y, 11B, 1Y] x11 Row 18 - K[11B, 3Y] x11 Row 19 - P[1B, 3Y, 10B] x11 Row 20 - K[9B, 3Y, 2B] x11 Row 21 - P[3B, 3Y, 8B] x11 Row 22 - K[7B, 3Y, 3B] x11 Row 23 - P[4B, 3Y, 6B] x11 Row 24 - K[5B, 3Y, 6B] x11 Row 25 - P[7B, 3Y, 4B] x11 Row 26 - K[3B, 3Y, 8B] x11 Row 27 - P[9B, 3Y, 2B] x11 Row 28 - K[1B, 3Y, 10B] x11 Row 29 - P[11B, 3Y] x11 Row 30 - K[2Y, 11B, 1Y] x11 Row 31 - P[2Y, 9B, 3Y] x11 Row 32 - K[1R, 3Y, 7B, 3Y] x11 Row 33 - P[1R, 3Y, 5B, 3Y, 2R] x11 Row 34 - K[3R, 3Y, 3B, 3Y, 2R] x11 Row 35 - P[3R, 3Y, 1B, 3Y, 4R] x11 Row 36 - K[5R, 5Y, 4R] x11 Row 37 - P[5R, 3Y, 6R] x11 Row 38 - K[7R, 1Y, 6R] x11

Stockinette 5 rows Garnet Heather Stockinette 7 rows Almond

Stockinette about 9# Marine Heather

At this point I starter free-forming the bind-off with my heart to achieve the jagged edge on the scarf. Ultimately the longest tail was about 27" from the start of the Marine Heather section; refer to the photos in the above linked post for the edge I ended up with but do whatever you want here to end the scarf! Wet block; I used foam mats and blocking wire for blocking this.

I hope this helps!