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Yule ornaments are now available in my witchy etsy shop!
#yule#ornaments#diy ornaments#ornament making#christmas#christmas ornament#christmas gifts#christmas ornaments#witchcraft#witchy#wicca#witches#spellwork#etsy#spell jar#spell jars#spelljar#etsy shop#mine
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Our DIY Make Your Own Ornament Kit called Christmas Cottage is available at https://www.holidayslane.com/kits Each kit is for beginners to experienced ornament makers and includes everything you need to make this retro sequin and beaded ornament [except a few drops of glue].
#diy craft#diy#ornament making#christmas ornament#christmas#ornament kit#crafts for adults#easy crafts
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Ornaments I made, babies in bowties, and outdoor strays asking for some extra food (we've TnR'ed all of the outdoor cats) !
Found out Factory Fuel was shut down today :/
December 13th, 2023
#mushcrush rambles#photos of the day#cats of tumblr#strays#ornament#ornament making#crafts#holiday crafts
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Since I drew Curufin, I wanted to make some proper designs also for other sons of Fëanor. But I had no time and when I had I didn't liked my sketches and ideas.
But atlast here goes Maglor, playing hudry-gudry♡
#tolkien#maglor#It is finished#I made his haistyle according to one book about moravian folclore#Where women used water with sugar to make their hair as ornamental as laces#It looked great#But it must be pain to wear#Imagine all the wasps
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my first fanbinding project is finally complete!!! it was an enormous learning experience and it's far from perfect, but i'm so proud of how it turned out ☺️
the fic i chose is the phenomenal Why the Sun Sets Red by Perosha, which quite frankly changed my life when i read it. the moment i decided to get into binding, i knew this was the story i wanted to work with. if you love 358/2 days as much as i do, then i can't recommend it enough.
#caitlin takes up bookbinding#kingdom hearts#the lighting this afternoon was perfect for this mwah mwah#also i really want to point that the ornaments i used throughout the book are recreations from the game#i spent a lot of time making those look good#also it's midnight now and i'm supposed to be asleep#but i wanted to post this now before tomorrow gets uh. hectic 💀
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my Nevarra headcanon is that they love Memento Mori rings
#(irl these rings / types of jewellery more generally are thought to have been in use in Europe from the 16th century as a way to#remember a recently deceased loved one and serve as a reminder that death is never far away)#which is a very cool concept to me and i will be stealing it for dragon age purposes#i like the idea that they buy or exchange them for special occasions. not just deaths but also milestone birthdays and weddings and such#as a culture they're big on death and also gold and also heavy ornamentation so this makes sense to me#and you know. a birthday is a step closer to death. a wedding means more heartbreak when death does come. a shared grave. etc
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Children of Rannoch: Notable Quarians aboard the Rayya
Children of Rannoch - A Quarian Overhaul (LE2)
(template)
#mass effect#mass effect mods#children of rannoch#masseffectedit#kal'reegar#veetor'nara#zaal'koris#shala'raan#daro'xen#han'gerrel#kar'danna#dailygaming#gamingedit#quarians#this took me 2 days to make pls clap#first time using a template it was rough going at first#but once i got into the groove it was alright#i could write 100000 words on how much i love this mod#the suit diversity - the different hoods and ornamental items on them#every quarian feels unique even the ones in the background#i don't think we appreciate han's missing eye enough#i love how its scarred over#xen's golden claws always get me along with raan's arm plates#i adore the different pieces koris and han have added to their suits#and their hoods! i tried my best to show off different details#having to look up their names exactly gave me whiplash when i saw how they look “canonically"#edain's edits
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HOLY MOTORS: Razor Cola
driven by Slit
#mad max#fury road#mmfr#driven by slit aaand some other war boys we don't know :)#wow. he makes such a good hood ornament 🥴#my edits#i love this car !!!#gifs
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Oh what's this? Me actually posting a holidays fanart on time? Either witchcraft or a Christmas miracle, there's no middleground
But yeah, have a couple of doodles to appreciate the most annoying muppet woman who's just soooooo incredibly normal about Christmas ❤
#every belcher christmas shopping trip would be over 3 hours cuz linda'd be all ooo and aaa at every single tree ornament she can see#you ain't having a normal christmas with this woman she'd make a bastard version of it#bobs burgers#bob's burgers#bobs burgers fanart#linda belcher#bob belcher#louise belcher#tina belcher#gene belcher
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I made a pomegranate :-)
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some other liyue girls redesigned! i really wanted to draw xiangling since her color palette is very nice^^ +yelan with outfit designed by mutual
#xiangling ties her sleeves with ribbons to avoid making them dirty#also her ornaments resemble hot steam from food and edible seeds and plant roots and sprouts#i think xiangling's outfit should be pretty simple and i used duan da as a reference for her clothing here#not much to tell about qiqi though... i just wanted her dressing to be longer and less layered aha#theyre quite opposites aren they? very lively girl and very dead girl#also...i dont really know why i wanted to draw xiangling fat.. i saw a woman on the street that reminded me of her somehow..that was a main#inspiration i guess... i hope it doesn't come as offensive as her character is so heavily food inspired..#btw i really want to xiangling and yelan to become friends..or at least develop some reliable relationships... idk why.. they are so#different but they're not opposites..! and i want more girl&woman duos#genshin impact#genshin redesign#redesign#xiangling#xiangling genshin impact#qiqi#qiqi genshin impact#yelan#yelan genshin impact#xiangling & yelan#my art#fat art#fat positivity#fat xiangling
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Our DIY Make Your Own Ornament Kit called Nostalgic Peppermint is available at https://www.holidayslane.com/kits Each kit is for beginners to experienced ornament makers and includes everything you need to make this retro sequin and beaded ornament [except a few drops of glue].
#ornament making#christmas ornament#diy#diy christmas#crafts for adults#diy craft#crafting#christmas#retro aesthetic
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wowww what kind of manners are they teaching over there on the ninth??? smh my head 🙄
#gideon the ninth#gideon nav#harrow nonagesimus#harrow the ninth#griddlehark#tlt#tlt fanart#gtn#gtn fanart#gotta cover all my bases here gang#anyways i read tlt in less than 2 weeks (not ultra impressive but i have a 9-5) and it has truly consumed my soul.#HA. im on the fence about my nav design just cause i feel like harrows is so ornamental but i guess it makes sense that way hehe#they were sooooo fun to draw though… next time i gotta get gideons big sword in there
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If you want can you draw Ariadne giving Dionysus a hug and a kiss on the cheek?
to boost our serotonin 😌
This is post-marriage.
#dionysus#ancient greek mythology#ariadne#art#i forgot the white ornaments in ariadne's hair kill me#changed her design a bit#wait I also forgot to give dionysus his spots omg im all over the place today#btw i know the ask said a hug too but I couldn't make it look good so no hugs today#maybe another time
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happy starlight from ishgard! ❄️✨
(plus the original version with just the ornaments)
#ffxiv#ff14#aymeric de borel#estinien wyrmblood#inspired by a twitter comment on the drg santa hat post abt how there should be ornaments dangling from the armour spikes#also i see some of your tags :^)#this is my first time making a gif i'm kinda proud of it ngl!!!
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Flaming Gavle Goat Ornament Tutorial
You Will Need:
Craft felt in light brown or 'straw' color of choice, red, yellow and orange
Red ribbon in 2 widths
Thread- I used red and yellow; brown, orange or white would give different effects
scissors
Needle for hand sewing
pins or quilter's clips
polyfill stuffing or fabric scraps
a poking implement
a lighter or Fray check glue
paper and pencil
patience / approx 2 hours to waste making a meme for the holidays
To start, I drew a rectangle approx 3.25 in wide by 4 in high and sketched out a geometric goat shape. You could go a bit larger, but if you go much smaller it will be difficult to stuff. Remember that the sewing and stuffing will eat up some of your edges.
Cut out your goat template and trace it on your light brown felt. I used chalk, marker may work depending on how neatly you cut.
(I'll add a nice vectored template to this tutorial later, but I'll have to fight with the scanner first. )
Cut 2 of your goat. It doesn't matter if they're not exactly the same, as you can fudge the edges a little when you sew. If your felt has a front and back you can tell apart, you'll need to pick a "right" side of the fabric and mirror one of the goat base pieces.
I cut my ribbon decorations in advance, wrapping it around the stacked bases to check the length - remember you'll be stuffing this later so you may need to add a tiny bit more to accomodate.
Out of the wider ribbon, you'll need one for each leg, one for the tummy and one for the bridle. The thin ribbon will be to hang the ornament with and to wrap the horns- I did not pre-measure the horn wrapping because I wasn't sure how long it would need to be. Finish the cut edges of the ribbon as you like- I used a lighter to heat seal them but fray check or white glue will work. Glue will be more difficult to sew through.
Start sewing the goat bases together. I used red thread and a basic whip stitch, but you could get a couple different effects by using white or brown thread, or by sewing a blanket stitch.
Here's where I made life difficult for myself- stop when you get to the legs and wrap the ribbon in place, tucking the ends in between the layers. This secures them and hides the edges but is fiddly to pin and sew. You can also wait until you have sewn most of the way around and tack or glue the ribbons on top if you're less fussy about the ends showing.
Continue sewing around the legs and body, catching the ribbons in your stitches and repeating for the bridle ribbon. Stop at the base of the horns so you have room to stuff.
I'm working with modern plastic materials, so sadly (or not) this goat isn't terribly flammable, just meltable. If you want to be eco friendly you can stuff him with scrap fabrics. I'm using polyfill.
Use a chopstick, paintbrush handle or empty mechanical pencil to poke your stuffing into place. Smaller lumps of fluff are better and more maneuverable.
For firmer limbs stuff chopped up bits of your felt into the legs and head and follow it up with the polyfill.
My original plan for the removable flame was to do clever things with magnets, so if you want to give that a try this would be the point to toss one in before you close up the body. I was on a roll and didn't remember until I was working on the horns. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Remember you still need to put the tummy ribbon on and curse your clumsy giant fingers!! Getting everything situated and laying nicely may take a couple attempts. Once you've stabbed yourself with the pins a couple times, sew up the inner curve from the base of the horns on the neck to where the horns meet up again on the butt.
Be careful of where your thread tail goes and the direction of your stitches, it's easy to accidentally loop around the whole body or catch the horns.
There should still be a bitty opening at the base of the horns and at the butt (giggle here), if you flattened your stuffing during the last step and need to poke a teensy bit more in.
Tie your length of hanging ribbon into a loop and set aside.
This is another step where my need to hide the edges made life stupid and fiddly. Tuck the edge of a length of the thin ribbon between the layers on the bottom of the horns and wrap it around, and tack in place with a couple stitches. Loop it a couple of times until you get to the point you want to hang the ornament: I chose dead center, you may want him at a jaunty angle.
Fiddle with bendy felt, slippery ribbon and pins until your hanging ribbon's knot is sandwiched between the 2 layers of the horns and continue wrapping with the loose long piece, securing with pins or clips as needed and hopefully not making a big tangled mess of ribbon.
When you get to the end wrap it around a couple times and cut off any extra length, seal your ribbon and pin or clip into place.
Sew along remaining curves of the horn, making sure not to yank the hanging ribbon out of place and to catch the wrapping ribbon as you go. Accept there's no good way to tuck in this !$@!%%^$ slippery 1/8th BS ribbon and tack the butt end down with a few extra stitches.
Alternately, tack the hanging ribbon in place between the layers, sew the edges and then wrap and secure the horn ribbon with stitches or glue at either end. You could also skip sewing the edges of the horns together before wrapping them, but it will be more sturdy and secure with them sewn.
The fun part! fold some paper in half and draw your flames on the fold. Mine were a little over 2 in tall, and they should be a little smaller than the back of your goat at the base in order to fit in place. Cut out your fire and use it as a template for your felt.
The base layer will need to be on cut on the fold but the rest can be separate. Use as many or as few layers and colors as you like, it doesn't have to match exactly on both sides. You'll be folding this up so that you have 2 decorative sides facing out and a plain inside, so you'll be making two mirrored flames while it's still flat: one pointing up and one pointing down. Sew or glue the layers together.
I used a hidden stitch about a third of the way up from the bottom on the inside of the flame to pinch the sides together and pull it up into a V shape. This can be tucked up into the gap between the body and the horns and will hold itself in place pretty well if you have thick felt.
For more security/ shaping you could sew a loop of craft wire or an opened paperclip to the back side of the flame, or as previously mentioned do clever things with magnets.
Hang him on the tree with or without flames and enjoy!
Options for enjoying your handcrafted goat:
Pin the Flame on the Goat: Hide goat ornament on tree and give your participant (s) the flame (s), first to put them together wins.
Art Imitates Goat: Keep the flames to the side until/ if the real goat burns, and then apply to ornament. Celebrate with hot cocoa or warm winter drink of choice.
Voodoo Goat: Real Gavlebocken hasn't burned yet? Summon the flames by setting your ornament on felt fire! Celebrate with hot cocoa or warm winter drink of choice.
#holiday craft#gavle goat#gavlebocken#christmas ornament#tutorial#hand sewing#also please show me your goats if you make one!
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