And With Crochet You Can Bring The Visions To Life In Yarn Form

And with crochet you can bring the visions to life in yarn form

Sometimes a creative outlet is a fun little hobby and sometimes it's a lifelong affliction. Like I crochet because making little woven animals sparks joy and I'm a writer whether I like it or not because I'm tormented by visions

if you like crafting and also free things, might i suggest the antique pattern library?

it’s a not for profit that’s gathering books, patterns, and other materials related to crafting that are out of copyright (or getting permission from copyright holders in some cases) in order to share them online. they scan items, clean them up, then make everything available for free!

free things are great, especially when you’re just starting to get into something. like oh, i’m supposed to spend money on this hobby i just picked up 20 minutes ago???

the first time i ended up on the site, i seriously spent hours just trawling through everything. there’s the usual suspects like knitting, crochet, embroidery, but there’s also woodwork, calligraphy, and books on things like how to mount and frame pictures. with cross stitch patterns, they also make modern charts with the dmc colour codes available.

links to their webbed site and instagram:

https://www.antiquepatternlibrary.org/

https://www.instagram.com/theantiquepatternlibrary/

behold, a glorious cat cross stitch pattern (link goes to antique pattern library page):

[image id: Multicolour charted cross stitch design of a cat sitting on a red pillow with tassels, holding a green ball]

"Adrienette never met AU" Ladynoir identity reveal is like

[they drop their transformations]

Adrien: Wow... I can't believe it's finally happening.... this feels like a dream... my Lady you're so beautif--

Marinette: YOU'RE THE FUCKING PERFUME GUY!?!?!?!

Things like depression, anxiety, and a whole host of other things can really mess with a person's memory.

There should be a fanfic writing game called the showrunners challenge where someone writes a story and partway through someone else can play things like "actor leaves after 4000 more words" or "topic now too politically sensitive due to unforeseen world events" or "lost rights to that reference"

Rogue was such a great episode, seeing a queer Doctor living out a regency-era fantasy with a man, complete with all the drama and scandal and romance, was just so simultaneously beautiful and heartbreaking