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Yeah sorry I drew this.
Hope you feel better soon ♡
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Three old socks, some cushion unstuffing and two tines from a broken whisk…
This is Manus the purple-banded snail.
The shell is made by cutting the toe off one sock and sewing it to another to make a long tube, which I then stuffed and rolled.
I calculate I have enough socks stockpiled to make another 50 of these, though I will have to break a few more whisks.
I wanted to try drawing something cute/interesting and made this for someone I know (they are gay)
this started as a stupid bit of me putting @caramelkask ‘s sona in a sock for being devious,,,, but then it turned into a whole sock creature universe with genuine lore- TvT (/pos)
ty @sugamehhq for helping me design the magazine cover :3
[might post some funky little lore about this later teehee]
THE STUPID SOCK CREATURE OBSESSION HAS BEGUN
PRAISE BE SOCK CREATURE 🙏🧦
Hey I have an Instagram now. It’s only going to be all the stuffed animals I’ve been making out of socks and other crafty things if y'all are interested it’s sock_creatures
Please follow me if you like sewing projects
The mystery of a deep-sea creature that resembles a discarded purple sock has been solved, scientists report. The animal, called Xenoturbella, is so bizarre that for 60 years researchers could not work out what it was - or where it fitted into the family tree. But the discovery of four new species in the Pacific has enabled scientists to conclude that this animal belongs to one of the earliest branches of life. The study is published in the journal Nature. Lead researcher Prof Greg Rouse, from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in the US, said: "Our nickname for them was purple socks. "So if you think of a sock that you have taken off and thrown on the floor - they literally look like that. "Or a deflated balloon."