#Google George

[psych-is-the-name]

“average person has 5-10 cockroaches living in their penis per year" factoid actualy just statistical error. average person has 0 cockroaches living in their penis. Cockroaches Georg, who lives in cave-

[certainlyathrill]

is this anything beatle people?

[filmap]

Tintin et le mystère de la Toison d'Or / Tintin and the Mystery of the Golden Fleece Jean-Jacques Vierne. 1961

Rarexport Ag. Asomaton 7, Athina 105 54, Greece See in map

See in imdb

[yo-yo-yoshiko]

Mirai and George together perhaps? Their friendship is very sweet to me and you draw them so fluffy~

Amigos :)

[feketeribizli]

closest ill get to george russell y/nism (yuki and i are the same height)

[wise-lizard-wizard]

Oh my god, I'm rewatching Psych and I just realised Shawn literally gaslit George Takei and it worked. He gaslit a lot of people in this episode actually.

(Season 1 episode 8)

Shawn is the real Mansplain, Manipulate, Manwhore. The real Gaslight, girlboss, gatekeep.

[alefalf]

"average mcu movie says fuck 3.52941176 times" factoid actually just statistical error. average mcu movie says fuck 0 times. Deadpool Thre, which is rated R and says fuck 119 times, is an outlier adn should not have been counted

[20dollarlolita]

Things to do when making a lolita garment from a non-egl pattern.

I have this blouse pattern:

[x]

And I have four cotton voile curtains and a pink bedsheet.

I know that I want to use this pattern and this fabric to make a lolita blouse. I want it to be a blouse that I can wear with JSKs and skirts. So, where do we go from there?

Let's find out:

Step 1 is to check our materials, and make sure that existing lolita fashion pieces exist that are like this pattern, and in this material.

Thankfully, lolibrary makes that really easy.

It's so very nice to have a dedicated team of nerds dedicated to documenting and tagging every single piece of our fashion's history.

And then we grab any picture that feels like it's the same construction as the blouse pattern we have.

Links: https://lolibrary.org/items/af-kawaii-vintage-chiffon-blouse https://lolibrary.org/items/lg-tulle-yoke-blouse https://lolibrary.org/items/aatp-michael-blouse-2024 https://lolibrary.org/items/ap-holy-doll-blouse https://lolibrary.org/items/ap-star-dancer-blouse

That's 5 examples, but I already had a pretty good idea what I was doing, so I didn't keep researching. Don't forget that, if you don't really have a ton of hands-on lolita experience, it's hard to over-research. Also, if you do a TON of research, and you cannot find an example of the thing you want to make in a fabric similar to the ones you want to make it from, that might be a sign.

Now, I went into my own closet, and grabbed the 4 blouses that I most often wear with skirts. I know that I want to wear this pattern with skirts, because I don't always feel comfortable in JSKs on blouses that have bibs/front yokes like this. I've made a bib front blouse before, and I had trouble coording it with JSKs.

Blouses: https://lolibrary.org/items/bodyline-honey-parish-blouse-l364 https://lolibrary.org/items/bodyline-l059-blouse-with-jabot https://lolibrary.org/items/btssb-princess-rose-lace-full-of-frills-blouse https://www.amazon.com/TanQiang-Womens-Lolita-Sleeve-Embroidered/dp/B07BFSLFYC/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2BE37ENMLLTXG&sprefix=lolita+fashio%2Caps%2C217

George and Ginger have a LOT of pictures of people who have made their blouse. I don't want to post any of them specifically here, but this is an example:

This is a HUGE resource for anyone who wants to make this blouse, because in addition to seeing how it looks in the technical illustration and in the sample, we can see how it actually looks when someone makes it. We can also look at the things that we don't like (for EGL fashion) and what we do like.

For example, in my examples, the front yoke is a place to put as many details as you possibly can. We have multiple layers of lace on the edge, and then detailing such as pintucks on the yoke itself. On these, the yoke is the design feature, so by comparison, it's relatively plain.

I also can see the different ways that people use lining, sheer, and sheer over a lining. I don't see a combination of lining/sheer that I like as much as the Axes Femme blouse in the top-right of my inspo collage. I'm going to make mine like that Axes Femme blouse, instead of how the instructions might recommend.

But the main thing that I'm noticing is that this blouse is LONG. That's just the style it is, but it would mean that I can tuck it into skirts but can't wear it over them. Since one of my favorite things to do is to make skirts with elastic tops for low-energy fun EGL, I don't want a blouse that I have to tuck into the waist. So, I look at this, and I know what I want to do:

Things that I can do without modifying the pattern:

Choose what parts of the garment will be lined/flat lined, and what will stay sheer

Add more detailing to the yoke with applied trim

Swap all of the ruffles for lace, to add more detail

Add a ruffle to the bottom.

And things that I will modify the pattern for:

Making the pattern shorter to match my existing blouses

Re-patterning the yoke to add tucks

In addition, I might add a ruffle or some ruffled trim along the button placket. The reason I say might is that I haven't checked if the shirt has a separate placket to apply to the garment, or if it's a self-made placket. If it's separate, it's a very easy adjustment, and if it's made of self, it's a very difficult adjustment. I sew to have fun, and that doesn't sound like fun to me.

Because I wasted a lot of my life trying to get a degree in something useless am a confident sewer, I can look at those pattern modifications and know that they won't be too difficult for me. If this was my first fitted garment made from a commercial pattern, I might elect to skip the patterning adjustments.

So, how do we make the blouse shorter? If you have a blouse you like it's pretty easy:

Step 1) print your pattern, and cut it out if you have to. Step 2) take your favorite blouse.

We're using this Amazon one because it's the longest:

The first piece that I grabbed said "center back", so we line it up with the center back and make a mark where the bottom ends.

For the side front and side back pieces, we measure the side seam with the armpit of the blouse.

For the front, we have to stack the bib onto the front piece, overlapping by the seam allowance, and measure along the center front.

To save fabric, I'm just chopping the bottom of the pattern off a few inches below the marks. This won't make an even bottom hem, but I can straighten the hem after we're done.

If your fabric is absolutely precious and you cannot waste any, there is a more proper way to do this, but if your fabric is absolutely precious and you can't waste any, you should really be making a mockup first anyway, so you can do what we do here, make the mockup, and then transfer your mockup adjustments back onto the pattern.

This is long so to add tucks you google a tutorial for how to add tucks and then do what that says. I took pictures of how I did it and it's so unholy that I can't dare to post it.

Anyway, stick around for me to actually finish this project for once and give my end results about the lolita-ability of this pattern.

[officalgeorgestaniel]

George Daniel is a slut (affectionate)🩷 Reblog if you agree✨

[nando161mando]

Reddit ads about not being able to afford to take care of your sick child

[abiiors]

ross in all black let me SU— [gunshots]

[akascow]

god i love edwins nerdy little safety glasses its such a shame we only got like 4 full seconds of them

[queenoftheimps]

Between James Fitzjames and Sandy Irvine, autumn 2024 is really the season of finding centuries-old missing explorers in very cold places

[filmap]

Martin George A. Romero. 1977

Cuda's House 215 5th St, Braddock, PA 15104, USA See in map

See in imdb

[paulic]

I need ur help dude does anybody have that picture of John wrapping his body around Yoko like an infant, he’s naked and Yoko’s dressed? Taken on the day of his death and later used for a Rolling Stone cover? I can’t find it in good quality and I really need it for a uni project

[halfwit-halfblood]

WIP moodboard

George Weasley x Ravenclaw OC w/ fake dating

"Oh dearest sugarplum–” "Absolutely not." "My darling honeypot–” "One last chance." "My radiant sunbeam–” "I'm leaving."

The Romantic Consequences of Sugar Quills ⁀➴

Takes place in a seventh year AU with no Voldemort, Umbridge, etc. Only threat here is impending exams and an unknowable future. (And the MC has chronic migraines)

After a throwaway suggestion during their summer internship, Bree Crawford enlists George Weasley as her fake boyfriend to deter her former best friend who can't take no for an answer. Hijinks and feelings ensue.