Sep 17, 2022
It’s another “flannel goes to market” day!
Today’s market is a local botanical and herb festival. So that means tye-dye, macrame, plants, essential oils, Native American flute music and old men with long white hair.
Let’s go!
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from South Africa
seen from United Kingdom
seen from India
seen from France
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from Netherlands
seen from France
seen from Malaysia
seen from Maldives
seen from Germany
seen from United States
It’s another “flannel goes to market” day!
Today’s market is a local botanical and herb festival. So that means tye-dye, macrame, plants, essential oils, Native American flute music and old men with long white hair.
Let’s go!
Question?
If I were start a worldbuilding blog….would their be interest in it?
It wouldn’t just be writing focused. It would be vague enough to utilize for any form of storytelling including D&D or other TTRPG games.
I’d focus on world aspects and less characters. I’m talking geology, biology, cultural norms, mythology, religious structures, biomes, trade systems, construction, etc.
I’m sure this exist in multiple facets already. But I enjoy it and I enjoy seeing what other people create from the same metaphorical clay. It’s really motivating for me and a good dose of the happy hormones for my brain.
Just an idea…….thoughts? Ideas? Things you’d love to see from worldbuilding advice that you haven’t found other places??
Join me for another FLANNEL DOES CRAFT SHOWS!
1800’s Ohio Historical Reenactment addition!
Tonight on another episode of Flannel doesn’t have the time or patience for a trip to the store — I made vanilla (green) pudding from scratch for my daughter’s st patty’s day party tomorrow at daycare.
It’s delicious. So easy. Way easier then going to the store.
I made ink
I’m gonna boil it down more to get a darker pigment but so far so good!