Mar 17, 2018
Just took a pin in the sock.
At least I didn't take an arrow in the knee though.
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Just took a pin in the sock.
At least I didn't take an arrow in the knee though.
Stork Scissors Lapel Pin: Gold Tone Finish - Vintage Style Accessory This charming lapel pin features a gold-tone stork scissors design, perfect for crafters and vintage accessory lovers. - Detailed miniature stork scissors shape in a polished gold-tone metal - Classic lapel pin back with secure clasp for easy everyday wear - Lightweight and durable—ideal for hats, bags, or lapels - Excellent gift for seamstresses, crafters, or antique tool collectors - Timeless vintage aesthetic with a unique, niche subject matter A must-have piece that adds character and charm to any collection or outfit.
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One thing that will always bother me-
Is the fact that this fucking sewing pin is missing.
I don’t know where it went, I don’t even know when i lost it, i had it at one point and then I just suddenly didn’t-
WHERE THE FUCK DID IT GO????
That moment when you finish a seam and realize you accidentally sewed a pin inside the little pocket of fabric you were just closing up. (No worries, though, I was able to extract it without ripping apart my painstakingly handstitched work)
Fighter Name: Isis
Weapon of choice: sewing pin
Damage: 1d4 crit: 2x
Photo credit: Nadine and Michel Louge
