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bubblegumkkslaps · 8 months
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my fav go-to hairstyle 🪞🦢⋆.ೃ࿔*:・
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caillepolaris · 9 months
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Oh by the way besides cosplay I also Crochet! Here's some recently completed projects, and one day I'll remember to take video while actually working on things 😜
Also! These are based on Ice Cream flavors and I'm working to get more yarn colors for more!
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the-crochet-crevice · 7 months
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Have a Holly Jolly Headscarf! 🎄🎅🏻 Made from pure cotton yarn using a traditionally Gaelic pattern, this scarf evokes the feeling of sipping warm eggnog by the fire. It’s soft and breathable yet warm and cozy, making it a great gift to give to a loved one this holiday!
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I’m working at a new campus this school year and I quickly demonstrated my crochet love to my coworkers. I crochet in the break room, in the copy room, in my class room, in the vice principal’s office—and I have a crochet club after school.
So naturally, my principal asked me to crochet a cute sweater for our tiny mascot, Pete the Puma.
I bought a skein of Red Heart Super Saver in the colorway jade that is super similar to the teal we have as our school color.
I followed this pattern:
My principal gave me Pete yesterday and I finished the sweater today. Probably about three hours of work. I did a different bottom hem, but I like it!
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crochica · 2 years
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granny headscarf. the beginning was a little tricky to figure out, but then it went easy. it is very cute.
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kristinejohan · 1 year
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peroxideprincet · 7 months
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I finally have my first reroot project, unfortunately it's on a damn Rainbow High. I was hoping it would be a Monster High doll from the thrift or something, not a Rainbow High doll, because I'm scared I'll detach an eye and have to figure out how to glue it back. Either way, I was gonna have to do this sooner or later.
The reroot project is my new Aidan Russel. I understand what his hair was SUPPOSED to look like, but it was not executed well. I attempted boil washing to slick it back, but it didn't work. I sprayed it with hair spray and held it down with a makeshift headscarf thing, didn't work. The hairline sticks straight up. Unfortunately I have no pictures of his hair before trying to slick it back, those will be taken after I wash his hair again.
In the meantime, I crocheted him a beanie and he looks way better.
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I also gave him top surgery scars using a watercolor pencil and Mr. Super Clear, which was sprayed outside. I gave him them because my husband picked him up saying he had my hair cut, and our names are so similar, so I could live vicariously through my doll.
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needledbynykie · 8 months
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NeedledByNykie: Crochet durag, xxtraaa long 😍 can double as a headscarf
Insta: needledbynykie <- DM to order
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artbyheadstatic · 2 months
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🍋Strawberry Lemonade 🍋
Companion piece to The Strawberry Headscarf, 1:43 Strawberries, Vines, and Flowers 🍓 🌼 🍃 🌼 🍓 This free crochet pattern is also available now on my Ko-Fi and Ribblr!
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katriniac · 5 months
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IkeVamp OC Bio
Meet Katarina - Half human, half succubus.
All you see is a gorgeous woman with a big ol' tote bag of yarn and knitting needles. The horns and wings? She keeps those invisible. She decided to come back in time with le Comte and leave the 1980s because she couldn't stand all the synthetic fabric (No, really! That's the real reason! I promise it makes sense, LOL 😅)
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Name: Katarina Koser
Gender: female
Race/Birthplace/Planet: Human female with Succubus bloodline, Hungary (ancestral home in Kiskunsagi Forest), Earth, 1890s
Current Home: Northern Italy, 1980s (but then she travels back in time with le Comte to 1890s Paris!)
Age (and how long does your race usually live?): 80-ish now. Lifespan varies. Because of her succubus lineage, the females of her family live much longer than humans, and therefore age more slowly. But they are not immortal. Their appearance will depend on the volume of life-force they recently absorbed. Some can retain the look of a young adult their entire life if they regularly take in adequate energy. They can always de-age from any elderly appearance if enough life-force is consumed, but they can never look younger than when puberty first hit them.
Build: voluptuous hourglass
Height: 5’8"
Hair: Deep reddish-mahogany. Long to mid-back, with slight wave/curl.
Eyes: Gray
Most Treasured Possessions: Thimble used by her grandmother, red headscarf with embroidery done by all her relatives.
Family: Two aunts, a sister, many cousins. Probably has male relatives but knows nothing of their existence.
Friend: Her cousin Lucia in Italy/Austria/Slovenia
Romantic Relationship History: In a rebellious streak at 17 eloped with her sweetheart Rolf. A mistake at that age, but she was revolting against the matriarchal rule and the anti-male mentality of the family. Divorced him two years later. Only dallies with men now when she’s feeling the urge for sex. Has come to accept that falling in love will only result in grief since she will outlive any man she chooses to stay with. Besides, she doesn't really need or want a partner; independence suits her globe-trotting lifestyle. (See *Deepest Secret* below)
Education/Training: communally raised so her basics were taught in an unorthodox manner, but as she traveled to more developed countries she was able to supplement/improve her education. Has a Masters of Fine Arts (just don’t ask to see what decade her degree was issued! LOL)
Things They’ve Done: Documented hundreds of diagrams/patterns/instructions for weaving/knitting/crocheting/embroidery techniques which had previously only been passed down through generations through oral tradition. Traveled to almost every country in Europe and South America, plus several key places in the Mediterranean, India, and North America. All for the sake of collecting artifacts, stories, and samples of the oldest thread-work. Once used her powers of charm to get unprecedented access to the 70-meter-long historial Bayeux Tapestry in a French museum.
Goals They Have: Preserve fiber craft traditions before they are lost.
What Motivates Them: Finding alternative ways of collecting/storing life-force without resorting to the traditional method of seduction and sex. And then somehow bringing that method to her clan and other succubi. So far she has developed a method that involves collecting and binding extra life force into plaits or knots to be used like batteries.
Favorite Entertainment (music, books, pastimes, etc.) : traditional European and Slavic folk music, music you can dance to. Sometimes has classical music records playing in the background while she knits. Doesn't watch much TV or film. Books are usually lace/knitting diagrams or research for weaving techniques. Reads some poetry. Loves to look through photo albums from world travels.
Favorite Food/Beverage: Enjoys cooking with lots of garlic and butter. Loves to eat berries and stone fruits of any kind, but raspberries and apricots are her favorites. Enjoys red licorice. Though she prefers cooking to baking, she is very proud of how her Paska bread and Sachertorte usually turn out perfect.
Personality: Confident, thoughtful listener, creative problem-solver, thinks outside the box, can appreciate the time/thought/skill that went into any effort (enthusiastically applauds her colleagues’ projects regardless of the size/scope), feminine/graceful, talks with her hands, cosmopolitan/worldly, unintentionally sensual in her mannerisms (unless she is deliberately mindful of maintaining a closed-off vibe), patient, is more likely to dive into deep discussions of how someone arrived at a decision/idea rather than be interested in the final decision itself, loves to travel, likes to help (is a bit of a “fixer”), can watch birds and spiders for hours at a time, can be a bit of a skeptic if a man begins “mansplaining”.
Note: At first glance she may appear kind and gregarious, but if watched closely over time you will see that she rarely offers any personal or private opinions/stories. She is friendly, but she doesn’t make friends. Katarina can be very invested in a person without letting that person get too close. This is an unconscious habit she has perfected over the decades while needing to move on from a place before they are suspicious of her not aging.
Deepest Secrets: Because Katarina rarely uses her power of seduction, she is out of practice. While she can usually keep it from seeping out, there is no way to put a cap on it 100%. Which means sometimes she will get VERY good service at a hotel or restaurant without even trying to charm them. The comedy starts when she actually DOES attempt to use her power for non-sexual purposes, such as getting through International check points quickly or convincing a cop to waive a parking ticket. In those instances, her inexperience often results in TOO MUCH power being used and the men throwing themselves at her or escaping with embarrassment at their sudden and unexplained erection (both predicaments are counter-productive to her reason for charming them in the first place!). Though she prefers to collect and absorb life-force that has been cast-off rather than feed off of a living human, she can perform seduction well and gets the job done quickly. However, this means she doesn’t have much experience enjoying sex inside the parameters of an established relationship. To elaborate even further: Katarina can’t recall the last time she was ever pampered or treated like a queen in bed. She is usually the one in control; just once it would be nice to feel treasured, to lie back and enjoy sex without having it feel like work. But that would mean having a lover she has a trusting connection with. She can’t have a normal relationship because she will outlive them. …Unless she finds someone worth giving up her immortality for. She doesn’t really believe there’s anyone out there like that. But that doesn’t stop her from wishing and fantasizing.
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the-crochet-crevice · 7 months
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‘Tis the season for a warm and winter wonderland-y headscarf! I made this myself with pure cotton yarn and it’s both breathable and warm. ❄️☃️ Feel free to ask for one this holiday, or for someone you love as a Christmas present!
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burningsacrifice · 7 months
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I crocheted a cute little bag to go with my headscarf and I'm so in love.
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crochica · 2 years
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lunar-roses-blog · 2 years
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Introduction to Stitch Witchery
There is a certain power of homemade things that just hits different, partially because of the time, effort, and energy one puts into those items. Stitch witchery is a craft involving string, twine, yarn, and various types of sewn, knitted, or stitch based magic.  Sewing and handicrafts can be either some of the most intimate and intricate crafts, or something the practitioner has done so many times they can almost do it in their sleep.  As a magical act they can be very personal and the time taken to put the heart and soul into the art puts the heart and soul into the spell.
Getting Started:
When starting out, it is important to consider the color, durability, style, pattern, and visibility of the project that you are working on. The color correspondences used in your project will help with the meaning of your work. The durability is important to consider, because the blanket you made for protection that falls apart after 3 months, probably isn’t as strong as the one that you made that has lasted 3 years, and the stitches are still holding strong. For visibility one might want to consider that if they want an image on the project, do they want it tiny and hard to see, or large and smack in the middle of it. Pattern and style are important to what you are making. Is it a blanket, a hat, a pouch, etc.? Also the stitch that one goes with is important as well. For example, one might use a french knot stitch if they are looking to tie something off with someone. Materials included here can be a variety of things: Yarn, thread, twine, knitting needles, crochet hooks, sewing needles, sewing machine and more!
Images Invoked:
Choosing an image or symbol to use for your craft can be very important.  You’re going to want to know what the symbol you’ve chosen means. For example, if you’re using a rune, you’re going to want to have an intimate awareness of what that rune means before taking the time to use it.  You aren’t going to want to find out later that what you’ve based your entire project on doesn’t actually mean what you think it does. 
Sewing & Embroidery: The Intent Behind It:
Everything we make with our own hands, must have some form of intent imbued into it - it's what really gets things moving, gets things working. Without the intent, you just have a piece that you put energy into, but what is its purpose? Why did you make it? Building off that, one would generally associate knitting a hat with a form of protection and making a headscarf or shawl with comfort and hope. You have to be very specific with the parts incorporated into the piece, because otherwise the energy isn’t going to flow right.
Lanyards & Charms:
Lanyards and Charms can work a number of ways, you can use lanyards to hang charms on, sew designs into the lanyard, use charms as a more discreet way of hiding the spell depending on the design. For a lanyard you could sew some runes or some simple swirls into the ribbon, as well as hanging the charms from the hook, or hanging crystals from the hook. For a charm, it can be just about anything: a carving into wood, a design embroidered into some fabric, a piece of resin one casts, to a design sewed into a piece of fabric and carving a design into a small piece of clay. 
The Ties That Bind:
In the end we decided one could take multiple approaches with this one. From making a blanket using granny squares, to forming a stronger bond by working on a piece together, two objects symbolically and literally tied together. Going the granny square method can be both very simple and very difficult at the same time. This is because it allows you to finish piece by piece and incorporate many different intentions into the project; however, if you aren’t careful of how you flow the squares and energy together, it won’t flow the way you wanted it to, for example. Another approach to this is the bonding over two people by making a piece together, which is way harder than it sounds. The people involved have to figure out how to get on the same page, compromise on ideas, kind of harmonize the facts that there is more than one persons energies going into the project, because if those energies don't match up during the making of the project, then it can really mess up the ending result. It can actually be a really good relationship building activity. Another approach to this is spells where you take part of someone or something to represent them and you tie it to something else to associate them or keep them together. It's spells that you would physically wrap something in twine or something similar. 
Bracelets & Chains:
One way to do spells is by making knots with a cord, twine, or rope. It can be by simply making a chain of knots with some rope, with some of the most common numbers being seven or nine knots. Another way would be paracord bracelets, which one can make with some interesting designs, and can have beads woven into them. You can make a bracelet with beads that have letters on them, for example the word protection, if you want to add a nice touch to it, or maybe the words hope, etc.
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rjalker · 1 year
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K here's Murderbot's newest original nonbinary friend for this fic.
Turns out Hero Forge does not yet have any spindles, or yarn, or even knitting needles. So we're just gonna pretend these hairbrushes are carding brushes. Lol.
Jayla uses nameself pronouns, so Jayla's pronouns are just Jayla and Jayla's, whichever applies.
In this mini universe, Jayla's the only that finally convinced Murderbot it could, in fact, buy and wear a headscarf if it wanted to, without it seeming suspicious or anything that would get it captured and shipped back to the Company for spare parts.
Here's hoping Martha Wells lets Murderbot wear the clothes it was looking at so longingly in that catalogue in book 7.
Jayla and Murderbot get stuck in quarantine together after a virus infects Jayla's disability-related augments, and, like, most of Murderbot's higher-functioning mechanical systems.
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[ID: A screenshot from HeroForge.com, showing a character named Jayla, wearing a pale purple dress with brown, red, and orange zig-zag stripes, and a matching purple hijab and face mask. Jayla has dark brown skin, and is holding two wooden brushes with metal bristles, posed so the bristles are facing eachother with one upside down, and the other right side up. Jayla is looking off to the side as though distracted. End ID.]
Jayla is teaching Murderbot how to spin yarn, and eventually will teach it how to crochet and knit.
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