#craftyheart

[sweetheartscreens]

Cinnamoroll lockscreens pt.2!

[littlebinkie]

[sleepy-raichu-kid]

Some transparent pacifiers, for anyone who might want to make an edit!

I’d appreciate it if you liked/reblogged if you use them!

[sloth-kiddo]

I drew Toriel, everyone's favorite goat mom!!

[kinkidcore-blog]

I drew my headmate, Hexter! Second picture is for a palette challenge & the first picture is a spacey version! { both are transparent !! }

[floamsheep-blog]

It me, Trying and Lumos! :D

[poke-ponies-moving]

I finished Erin's graph paper book! I used an actual book binding method this time so it looks very much like an actual store bought book! All the stickers on the inside were because I couldn't find any decorative paper to put on the inside cover. Made with graph paper, cardboard, needle and thread, fabric (an old scarf), and Elmer's glue!

[kidheartkingdom-blog]

Heat Wave

Blue’s POV

Kneeling in the red dirt, I carefully pulled weeds from around the carrots, being sure not to leave the roots in the ground. Just as Avi had taught me. I paused and looked up at the sky. It was a crisp blue, the sun a beacon in the sky beating down on me. It was especially hot this summer. I wasn’t sure if the garden would survive the heat wave. I glanced at the nearly empty bucket of water I gathered from the spring this morning. The spring hardly flowed today. I needed something to nourish the crops.

I stood up and walked to the cliff’s edge. I looked listlessly at the dark green of the forest stretching out past the horizon. A moment passed and then my eyes widened with realization. The forest was lush and green. Surely it’s soil would be able to help the crops? I ran back to the temple to prepare for a journey down the volcano.

︵‿︵‿︵ Flashback Starts ︵‿︵‿︵

“Avi, why don’t we ever go down the volcano?” I sat on the temple steps watching Avi hang up the linens to dry. He sighed.

“Why should we, Blue?” He peeked over a sheet at me. “We have everything we need here.” I looked thoughtfully at the ground. He was right. The garden provided our food, the spring behind the temple provided out water, and the temple provided our shelter.

“What if we didn’t?” I asked slowly. Avi shot me a puzzled look. “Didn’t have everything we need, I mean,” I explained quickly. Avi walked around the clothesline and sat down next to me on the steps.

“If that ever happened, then we would need to go to the village.” He told me gently as he put his arm around my shoulders.

“Where is the village?” I badgered him. He stood up and motioned for me to come with him. We walked to the start of the path down the volcano.

“This path leads directly to the village.” He pointed off in the distance. “It leads in that direction, far beyond the horizon on the other side of the forest.”

“Why haven’t we ever gone there?” I stared wide-eyed at the idea of a place beyond the forest that seemed to stretch on forever. He knelt down in front of me, meeting my gaze.

“Blue, the forest doesn’t want to be bothered.” His expression was pensive. “Do you understand?” I nodded solemnly. He smiled and stood up. He ruffled my hair before returning to the chores.

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