hey, you! yes, you! are you looking for a way to tangibly and immediately help Palestinians in Gaza?
If you have even $10-20 to spare, you can buy an esim and email the QR code to [email protected], where it will be distributed to someone who needs one!! esims are essential for people in Gaza to be able to communicate with each other and with the rest of the world during the telecommunication blackouts imposed by Israel. I donated one through the Nomad app and it was literally so easy it took me probably five minutes or less. please do this. once your esim is activated by someone, you can also pay to top up the data!!
Congratulations! If you’re reading this, then you have been randomly selected to put a trans girl in your current writing project as either the protagonist or the love interest! Failure to comply will result in death.
HEY YOU. YEAH YOU. HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO SEE YOUR FAVOURITE OC POTENTIALLY AS A GREAT BEASTIE OR PERHAPS SOME SORT OF ABOMINATION?
THEN LOOK NO FURTHER
i will take your OC and rend them in twain reforge them in any way you see fit with blessed paper and pen. and if you like, i can even send it to you in the mail! so you can hold your sundered child in your own two hands and wonder what possessed you to do this
i can also mutate established characters from media if you'd prefer that instead :3
please give me your OCs i crave to make them horrific
HOW TO SEW SLEEVES WITHOUT WANTING TO MURDER EVERYTHING: A TUTORIAL
Someone asked that this be rebloggable so HURR YOU GO
Some patterns are really dumb in telling you to finish the body of an outfit, then finish the sleeve, then attach a circle to a circle. It’s possible to do, and once in a while it’s necessary, don’t get me wrong, but unless you have a lot of experience it’s sometimes very aggravating trying to evenly distribute the sleeve around the “hole” cut out for it and match up the seams under the armpit!
(Please note…some patterns, especially to achieve tailored looks, require you to do it the traditional way. Don’t use this method for fashion school assignments or super-complex garments as it will probably screw up the way it ends up fitting in the end. This is mostly for the use of cosplayers to make their job a little easier.)
EDIT:// thevvioletprince, a fashion student, says she’s been taught this method in school so HAVE FUN, NEVER MIND
EDIT DEUX:// If you are doing a traditional garment of some kind, for instance, something that has a multi-piece sleeve or that requires gathers, you may need to do it the “old-fashioned way”!