#arts and crafts and lit

[poempoetryandmore]

i think i‘ll always love you

even if its just a little bit

ten years from now a piece of my heart will still beat for you

maybe its the curiosity of ,what if‘

or maybe its the emptiness speaking

but nomatter why,

i‘ll always love you

[thevoidmeows]

Update: They have coats :]

link to my other post with these dolls

[honeysuckleporridge]

Painting til I can afford to move out of the USA 😭

[paper-daisy]

God, can you imagine what Rick would've been like if he'd been there for Michonne's pregnancy? He went to so much effort to find her toothpaste - and not just any sort, the exact flavour she said was her favourite - I can just see him off on a two day scavenger hunt just to bring her back a jar of olives she mentioned craving.

[usefulquotes7]

It's good to write badly. Things can only get better. Alan Dapre, The Finders

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

December, from The Procession of Months (c.1889). All the poems were written by fifteen-year-old Beatrice Crane and illustrated by her acclaimed artist father, Walter Crane.

via contentinacottage.blogspot on pinterest

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[TEXT ID: "December" by Beatrice Crane.

Now wildly sweeps the wind

And wildly drives the sleet

DECEMBER fast draws nigh

Wrapped close from head to feet.

Her eyes glance restlessly

From shaken tree to plain,

The dark hair 'neath her hood

Is wet with frozen rain.

Her furry cloak she holds

With one hand round her form,

The other one lifts high

A torch to light the storm

Scance tree or shrub doth cheer

The dreary scene around,

Save for the moaning wind,

There is no other sound.

December's eyes grow sad

And fainter still her tread;

One hears a long, low sight

Which tells the year is dead. /end ID]

[soulmaking]

William Morris, from "Love is Enough"

[infinity-brain]

New colors in the shop. 1: Luminous Wave 2: Sparkle Pattern 3:Nature shine. Stay tuned for a couple of really funny quotes coming soon

[mandms-blog-of-silly]

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☆ I wanna share an art project I did for my English class bc I sort of like how it came out!

It's Romeo and Juliet and I kinda used it to test out a new art style, lol

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[toadlessgirl]

Kind of obsessed with this mistletoe chandelier I saw at the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin last week.

Probably French, circa 1900.

[scribefindegil]

there is no real meaningful distinction between Art and Craft, however i personally can only do the type of Art that is also extremely Craft. i need to make physical things with my hands and use tools and manipulate little objects and hoard all the specialized knives. otherwise i will start biting.

[heehawheehawheehaw]

Hi gay people in my phone.

This is a desperate plea for mutuals.

I made this blog today but have been clocking into this website like a job for the better part of 15 years. The past few years I've just been a lurker but I am looking to engage with online spaces in different ways. This website just doesn't hit the same without interaction.

Here's my elevator pitch of myself (Tags will include more specific interests to cast a wider net):

26. they/them. costumer by profession. weird fiber artist by choice. Gay Rat by the grace of god. I'm currently hyper-fixated on 17th century Armor, buying business casual clothing at the thrift, and having a flip phone as my main device. I like to post a lot art/aesthetic/crafty related content, but I also sew 40 hours a week and consume a lot of different media while i do that, so I will also likely be rocking with whatever my tv flavor of the month happens to be (it is currently criminal minds, see tags for past flavors)

I'm a big fan of people who are freaks about their own specific interests, practice radical cringe, and open to sharing creativity in whatever their pursuits are. If that sounds like you, follow! Send a message! Reply to this post? Whatever you want.

[thevoidmeows]

I crocheted Victor and Henry :]

close-ups under cut

here's the link to the base pattern i referenced

[honeysuckleporridge]

Cowboy dog 🐕

[moshieee]

so when IS your birthday? :0

I know right??? math is such a fun subject!!!

Open the tags if you dare

[judgeitbyitscover]

Twelve Dancing Princesses by Marianna Mayer

Illustrated by Kinuko Y. Craft

William Morrow, March 1989

For generations, children have loved the enchanting story of the twelve beautiful princesses and the handsome young lad who solves the mystery of their tattered shoes.

Now Marianna Mayer brings to life all the splendor and romance of this beloved classic, from the dazzling forests Of silver, gold, and diamonds to a twilight palace where the bewitched princesses dance to hypnotic music. And award-winning artist Kinuko Craft add, her own magic: a visual feast of exquisite, jewel-like paintings that sweep across the pages.

Together, Mayer and Craft have created an unforgettable world that readers of all ages will want to return to again and again.