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nocturnal-stims 9 hours
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Pride 2024: it's gonna be a good one.
source: 馃寛 馃挅 馃寛 / 馃挏 馃寛 馃挋 / 馃寛 鉂わ笍 馃寛
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anyone-every-of 3 days
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mylittlestims 2 days
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can i request a luna & chrysalis board with slime and fabrics? tyy :)
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ChrysaLuna | Queen Chrysalis & Princess Luna Stimboard with slime & fabric for Anon
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zephyraes 2 days
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STIM - STARRY NIGHT BUTTERFLY DRESS
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aluhnim 11 months
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Fabric Obsessed Witch
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energizrbunni-blog 6 months
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Last night was my company Holiday Party, and we're doing really well, so it was held at the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston)
I was so happy that also included the Styled by Sargent exhibit, of John Singer Sargent paintings and the actual articles of clothing alongside them.
Now, you have probably seen this painting of Lady Macbeth
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But have you seen the costume she's wearing??
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It's gorgeous, obviously.
But that texture! It's *crochet*
And some knitting
Really simple crochet too; just a chain and single crochet lattice with beads and metallic thread added for this chain mail effect.
Despite John Singer Sargent being an expert painter of fabric (no, really, just look at it), I never knew Lady Macbeth's costume had to be *hand crocheted* for that texture in the painting.
Anyway I'm gonna be making myself some faux-chainmail by crocheting it for the next Renn Faire
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atompalace-official 15 days
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389 10 months
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Lithuanian artist Severija Incirauskaite-Kriauneviciene applies floral and decorative patterns to unconventional objects. Instead of going for fabric, she sews cross-stitch patterns onto metal buckets, utensils, and car doors. Each chosen canvas is an attempt to subvert traditional embroidery culture, which is often associated with sweetness and sentimentality. Here, the hard edges and rusty metal balance the cozy appeal of stitched thread.
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plushviscera 5 months
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heartnosekid 10 months
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vampireoftheshire on ig
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drawingden 1 year
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Clothes and Folds Tutorial by fakhear
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dioravita 7 months
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Sergio Hudson Spring 2024 Ready-To-Wear
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vinceaddams 8 days
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Yes I am frustrated by how much fabric is polyester, but I'm also very annoyed by people who know absolutely nothing about textiles just assuming every fabric word they don't recognize must be plastic.
Big "oooh there are CHEMICALS in my food that I can't pronounce, they must be bad!!" energy.
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itscolossal 8 months
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Sea-Inspired Sculptural Jewelry by Mariko Kusumoto Blossoms from Gossamer Fabrics
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Sakura Spring
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