Mar 14
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Gonna make a case out of cardboard for my devoted, overworked employee of 4 years.
Me cat Xena on my vanity >:v!!!
Me trying so hard to not buy anything new, and YET!!! YET BUILD A BEAR GONE AND RELEASED POMPOMPURIN DONUT!!!
:'u Have mercy on me Build a Bear, MY WALLET!! MY WALLET IS SUFFERINGGG NAUURR!!
Get FERAL for the new year FOLKS! Teddy starting early and ready to tackle the new year! >:3
Have a drawing after a hundred years of me NOT doing that lol
Oh to be a pringles can, being wrapped up in fine wool yarn, just to make a ball of yarn, with an unfinished hat on the other end
Princess Frizzle, mother of all Petpets and bearer of macaroni necklaces from all her babies.
I designed this character in hopes of it making it an official part of the game PetPetPark, but the team long since canceled the idea. So :> She just gonna be one of my OCs for possible PetPetPark storyline I'm working on. So stay tuned!
Sketch process of her before:
"He's usually super chill and shit"
4th mouse I had to save this month. If yall ever want to release a mouse instead of throwing them in the trash alive,
REMEMBER TO WEAR FLEXIBLE CONSTRUCTION GLOVES. DO NOT WEAR PLASTIC GLOVES TO HOLD A MOUSE IN. THEY BITE!!
Materials you'll need:
- Small plastic container
-2 cotton swabs
-veggie oil
-flexible constuction gloves
-piece of paper towel
1) Make sure to put on gloves first. I cannot stress this enough.
2) Pour Veggie oil in small container. You won't need to use much, so don't fill the entire container. Just about a 1/4 of it.
Do NOT pour veggie oil all over said mouse, as they cannot retain body heat well if they are soaked (dear friend told me this).
3) Which is the reason for the cotton swabs! Dip one end of the cotton swab into the oil, and gently dab their front feet and face free.
4) Once that is done, this is where you use your piece of paper towel to wrap around their front body, and gently hold them in place.
5) After doing so, all that is left is to gently dab the veggie oil on their back legs, tail, and butt so you can pull them out free. Once they're close to being freed from the sticky mess, make sure your grip on their front upper body doesn't loosen or tighten too much.
Your small mousy friend will definitely struggle to get out of your grip, so once you free their bottom half, gently grip their tail so that when you plan to release them outside, they don't try to jump on you. Get close to the ground, remove your grip on their front upper half (along with paper towel), and when they direct their face towards the opposite direction of you and your home, let go of their tail.
Images of the first mouse I released below. This is how you hold them.