Philtatos

We deserve a soft epilogue, my love ❅

[xohxoo]

I love this picture sm

[eastofshane]

I just think they are neat

[solshika]

trying to be a teacher in Italy it's a fucking bureaucratic nightmare. To whoever invented all these steps and quibbles: I don't know how you sleep at night knowing that you are ruining so many lives, genuinely.

[yiiiiiiiikes25]

ilya at the draft and ilya the year shane locks it down

[simena]

J. L. Jensen - Pink Roses and Lilies

[solarpunk-century]

saving what you have: visible mending

Visible mending is a way to fix clothes with holes in a decorative way. Instead of trying to make the mend invisible as possible, it can be fun and creative to hi light the tears and holes with stitching that adds to the garment. I think this method is super cool to repair clothes you may really want to keep but also make more beautiful.

There are many techniques to mending clothes and here are some popular techniques that will help you save your clothes and also reduce your consumption of fast-fashon!

darning

The embroidery technique used to repair holes in fabric by using running stitches and thread woven in-between those stitches to repair a hole. If you’re interested in employing this stitch, check out this awesome darning tutorial by Evelyn Wood!

sashiko

This type of traditional Japanese mending practice is used to reinforce the strength of fabric as well as decorate. It is a great solution for mending holes with patches and well to reinforce thinning fabric! For learning the basics of Sashiko there is a wonderful beginners tutorial by Benzie Design.

patches

Patches are very versatile when used for repairing clothes. You can sew it over a hole in your fabric or you can also so the patch in the inside to have it peek out. There is a great tutorial for custom DIY patches by wastelesscrafts and Creating with misp has a tutorial on mending with a peek-through patch. 

happy mending!

[gaygoatshane]

i feel like i'm seeing an ankle for the first time

[whimsicalali]

[toneelspeelster]

shane took a sideways step so his hip brushed against ilya's, then placed a hand on the small of his back. it wasn't much, but ilya's whole body relaxed as he leaned back into the touch. he glanced down at shane and gave him a small, grateful smile.

[pankendev]

there are places in the world today that are experiencing 40°C for the first time in recorded history. of course there's no way to know whether chucking billionaires into volcanos will appease the sun god but i feel we're doing the scientific method a disservice if we don't at least try

[aletheyass]

we need to start bombing data centers

[shinraalpha]

i do think lobbying for data centres over climate goals should be considered a crime against humanity btw

[welli-moon]

[yrsonpurpose]

Do you want that problem to go away? I don't ever want that problem to ever go away.

[that-one-idiot-11]

whenever I tell a story I feel like Uncle Colm from Derry Girls

[blasteffect]

Saturn's north pole !

The hexagon is nearly 30,000 km (20,000 miles) wide. This is large enough that two Earths could fit inside the storm with room to spare.

It is a standing atmospheric wave created by a powerful jet stream that wraps around the pole. Winds along its edges can exceed 300 km/h (about 220 mph).

At the very center of the hexagon lies a deep, dark polar vortex that extends hundreds of kilometers down into Saturn's atmosphere.

Spacecraft/Mission: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI (Space Science Institute).

[maryfitzroy]

What Movement Would You Have Joined in Early Modern Europe? A Typology Quiz — theodramatist

A typology quiz for the years 1500 to 1789. Thirty-four questions, thirty-four types—humanist, Puritan, philosophe, magus, salonnière, merce

babe wake up new quiz dropped