#or that white tablecloth

[silveyn]

I'm not apologizing for it.

[icys-junkyard]

got absorbed by a giant olive today

i was trying to cheese the mini-game by tossing the olive over the fence, but as you can see all i managed to do was traumatize my bike.

[puckpocketed]

HELLO!!!!!!!!!!

[halljavalge]

Source: Inger

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[lemonkennedy]

its so hard being a christian who doesnt eat right wing propaganda for breakfast. i just want to belong to a church, but some play who is the better christian (the direct indicator of this is how succesful you are in copying american mormon lifestyle) or get in scandals or are so full of hate, i doubt everything they say (not recommended by any means, they could have good points and in protestant churches the pastor isnt some holier than allyall person, but id still want them to reflect christian beliefs being held highly in their lives.)

pastor from kalotaszeg says the participamts of the 2024 olympics should be castrated, if they still have balls and burning coal(?) should be put into their holes, they should be skinned alive and cut up into 4 pieces. ((<- not a kitkat reference, this is how the opponent of hungary's founder was killed, he represents the old and pagan views for some cus he is the big bad in a national rockopera thingie))

article. in hungarian but ai translators can work wonders if ure interested.

[grapehyasynth]

I don't watch 911 but every time I see the gifs from that date, I want pizza

[raspberry-beret]

1107- Tablecloth

[look-at-the-stars-tonight]

All this hate for show Annabeth is getting really fucking annoying

[dead-rabbit-comics]

improvised a tablecloth from one part of the long warp yesterday and i am so pleased. nice things.

thoughts

colourchanging silk thread peeking through and making the tiniest shiny pearls

turned out to clearly but also near imperceptively have two sides: one smoother, showing the lines and colours of the silk better one rougher, making this pebble texture with the warp threads a very textured surface, burying the lines deeper, making them fade more into the background, where on the other side they seem to have equal weight to the cotton weft

it must have to do with the cotton single used for the weft. it had a lot of character, felt wiry but soft, a lot of twist. even on the bobbin it looked very smooth, individual threads clearly separated.

warp was 2ply cotton, s twist weft single cotton, z twist

hmmmm

[longlivetv]

Me before tour was announced: I don’t think I’m gonna do a costume this time, I’m just going to go with like a merch shirt and glitter

Me now: please remind me it’s fully unhinged to buy this $45 used wedding dress and a $40 tablecloth to make the IBYTAM wedding gown

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[arcticlovlies]

The Dinner Party by Sir Henry Cole / The Car by Arctic Monkeys

[returntotheground]

can't believe i used to think fiber arts were kinda lame like girl!!! that is your heritage!!!! what are you doing!!!

[221b-bitch-st]

@hellsite-hall-of-fame

And they look out so hard for the well being of the spiders AND the dolphins

[queerlyglittering]

Was the artist the ballet's style reminding you of Monet? He did all of the waterlillies paintings

no, it's not Monet. Monet is an impressionist, meaning his paintings are very soft and intentionally blurry. The paintings I'm thinking of are much more detailed. Monet is also from a much more recent period than the artist I was thinking of; his works were mostly done in the late 1800s, some in the early 1900s. The artist whose work I'm thinking of would have worked more in the Rococo period I think? Or maybe Baroque? so like early to mid-1700s ish. I do think they were probably French though, like Monet, and they definitely did still life paintings of flowers. Thank you for the suggestion!

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