#card making kits

[picketfencestudios]

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[apwtstationery]

Printable Personalized Children’s Chicken Card Set - From APWT Stationery

Includes Printable 5 x 7 inch Folded Card and Postcard Files - Submit a name a and e-mail address, we will send printable card files to your inbox in 1-2 business days.

[todayisafridaynight]

whatever og text i had in mind for this post about ko shibasaki looking like sayama in this movie is completely cancelled on account of utsumi (this character)'s first name being kaoru and i only found this out cause i was looking up her name just to be sure when making this post

like jesus christ i legally have to make this post now

[seventh-district]

so uh. that 2.2 Special Program, huh

[blackbird-brewster]

We've been playing a lot of Mario Party Jamboree lately. So I thought 'Hmmmm, how can I make a playable Mario Party birthday card for Doom Them?'

Took a bit of engineering to figure out the layout that would be easy for printing (this is entirely made up of one A4 piece of card stock!). Then I created my template and design, printed some drafts to work out proper spooling directions on the printer and finally put put it together.

Definitely some things I'd tweak if I use this template again. But overall I'm really happy with it, considering I went from absurd concept to finished card in five hours.

The plan is they'll use a D10 to move through the board. Gameplay is as follows:

- Passing a space with a gift on it earns them one of their presents.

- Landing on a regular blue space earns 3 kisses

- Landing on a Lucky Space starts a randomizer. They can earn candy or kisses or even chore vouchers, where I'll do a chore in their stead this week.

- Landing on Boo will let them 'steal' a gift from my Christmas horde early. So they get a bonus gift now vs waiting a month.

[poyitjdr]

nothing like a guy you know breaking his hand, doing jack shit about it, and being a little shit in *just* the right way that it gets you to be a little shit back and you end up laughing together

and then once you leave you remember you’ve been medically trained for this exact kinda thing for over a decade and your brain suddenly supplies a cozy lil fantasy of you bandaging him up, suddenly forcing you to realize that *fuck* you’ve got your dumb little heart involved again, haven’t you

[tennessoui]

halfway (ish) through this project for work and ~little desperate because it’s late: what are some creative fun ways to measure something by or distance between two things? 

for example, i’ve got: measurement by hamster (bless obikin discord for this), banana, blue whale, coffee mug (amy rules) vinyl album, big mac

length of soccer(football) pitch, length of san francisco golden gate bridge, length of london bridge (all of these generated by a step converter), length of distance between the shire and lonely mountain.......

pls help i have like. 25 more to go and im desperate :(

[astrobowie]

rule number one of economy: money is the means by which an apple gets traded by a fish or whatever the second, cooler rule of economy: if you put enough eirin's into a meat grinder eventually a rocket launcher pops out

[penaconys-hound]

you’re 52 aren’t you Gallagher 😈

Maybe I am, maybe I’m not, who knows? I could be 3 or four if making it decades, I could be 13, I could be 13 in dog years.

Ether way I’m not saying which ones right

[shredsandpatches]

Watched the end of the 2011 Met Faust this morning and I gotta say, I don't love when productions of the Gounod opera kill off the title character at the end. As usual with staging choices like this, I get why, but, like. In Berlioz Faust goes to hell, in Boito he goes to heaven, in Gounod he's still alive and the ultimate fate of his soul is left ambiguous.* It kinda wrecks the symmetry.

*Of course, Gounod's opera ends exactly where Goethe's Part I does, and Faust is ultimately saved in Part II (hence, Boito's version, which actually has a more emotionally satisfying salvation because it's focused on the character dynamic rather than the metaphysics and I'm a basic bitch) but the opera is its own thing and I like it to have an ambiguous ending.

[picketfencestudios]

Card making supplies - Picket Fence Studios

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[apwtstationery]

Printable Personalized Children’s Duck Card Set - From APWT Stationery

Includes Printable 5 x 7 inch Folded Card and Postcard Files - Submit a name a and e-mail address, we will send printable card files to your inbox in 1-2 business days.

[drusilla-carstairs]

A collection of my favorite responses to the TSC Character Showdown from around 1:

[sharingresourcesforpalestine]

you know, I feel like, as little money as I have, I still haven’t put into perspective how much I have that could still be of use. I’m not so poor that I can’t make a difference. I can still buy a meal if I go out. I can buy a trinket. I’m not so poor or struggling with life that I don’t have food in my stomach and a place to sleep. Donating like I have this week has me wanting to do something that I hope many others are already doing. For every cent I would have spent for myself, on groceries, deliveries, gifts, etcetera (beyond the strikes where I am not spending money on anything but Palestinian causes) I will donate equal or greater that amount to Palestine. Because if I have money for me, I should have money for others. This is not me setting myself on fire to keep others warm, I know I would be of no use long term if I destroyed myself by going entirely broke with no way to survive myself. This is considering things beyond medical bills and life expenses that I need to keep going. When I count groceries, it’s things like when I use Instacart bc I can’t go out, because even though I don’t have a means of transportation, delivery is a luxury and if I can afford to pay for that, I can afford to donate. If I buy something non-essential like some snacks or the like, I have to match it with a donation. Because if I can afford to buy that, I can afford to donate. And just due to the nature of being a reminder, every time I get my period I’m going to donate to sanitary products for Palestine, because while pads are an essential product, donating even a little bit towards helping others get even the opportunity to get the same access as I do is an important reminder. There’s $5 donations available for those, and that’s about the cost of an average subscription I would be able to afford— it won’t buy a whole kit, but it will still put money towards that goal. I may not be able to do all the good the world needs, but the world needs all the good that I can do. As much as I can spare, I will donate. I only wish I could do more.

[wild-at-mind]

Saw an artist on instagram saying that their digital art is often looked down upon or considered ‘cheating’ by people interested in buying it, and almost kind of campaigning for digital art to be taken seriously...I honestly thought we’d left that one behind in the 2000s on deviantart, but then I had a look at their page and it’s clear that their work is very specifically meant to look like printmaking, mainly linocut and block print. I don’t think anyone should be weird about it but I can also see that linocut is often beloved for its aesthetic because of the very physical process of creating the print block, the imperfections that often result becoming part of the image. So perhaps this is a problem with buyers assuming they are getting a print made on a physical press using a physical block, rather than a print from a printer? I don’t know, it was interesting to see them kind of sloganning this issue when it may be quite specific to their style. I’m no stranger to digital art meant to look traditional and I know about all the advantages of this, and I especially like to use digital oil paint and watercolour effects, so this isn’t me being a traditional art snob. It just strikes me that this may be a case of the market for your art style being the market that wants handmade prints. Mind you now there is risograph, which an exhibitor at a small press fair kindly explained to me- a way of layering ink on the page using a printer and a digital file, so you can create the style of a linocut/lithograph without a printroom. I think many people still haven’t heard of it though. I wish this artist well and think their style is very interesting, but also I think most digital artists probably would not deal with anything like the flak they say that they get, so not a very universal issue to slogan.

[overworked-bookworm]

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