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The Entrelac Crochet Tutorial Masterpost
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A really neat crochet technique is called entrelac, which is also available for knitting. But, as we all know: I don’t knit😂🤣. At first it can seem really daunting to pick up entrelac crochet because the pattern seems so intricate, but once you get the hang of it, it’s really easy and the end result is just stunning 🤩, especially with a good color combination.
So, here’s a few tutorials to get you started, enjoy!
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diyfluffies · 6 months
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Free Squirrel Amigurumi crochet pattern.
Including full video tutorial.
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age-of-shadows · 4 months
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prog if it was woke
GAYreon
HOMOpeth
porQUEERpine tree
kaTHEYtonia
pain of salBItion
dream BIater
hACEken
between the LGBTQ and me
THEYvin townsend
storm corrosion
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polldermodel · 1 month
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Kan je breien of haken? Als je ooit iets hebt gehaakt/gebreid (en het nog steeds zou kunnen) telt dat als dat je het kan, het maakt niet uit hoe goed je erin bent
allebei
wel breien, niet haken
wel haken, niet breien
geen van beiden
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couleurlocale · 1 month
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és itt a gyártási folyamat
@lassukmiboolelunk úgy érzem ezt látnod kell (a szóviccel egyetemben)
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sleepynoonradio · 2 months
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New ambient track
Experimenting with semi-generative ambient music and minimalistic portable setup.
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mellosakicc · 1 year
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progressive metal tees
for anon. featured bands in preview, what you asked for and some others.
base game compatible
m&f - teen thru elder
enabled for random
custom cas thumbnail
download (simfileshare) | download (patreon - free)
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haveyouheardmetal · 27 days
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Pictured: The Mountain, released in 2013
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awfulmidis · 6 months
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is this what the cool children are doing these are here days??
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jaehwaniee · 1 day
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240424 ROVIX via Twitter/X •
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나는 로빅이다. 연습하는 빅스 요원들과 만날 별빛 요원들은 지금 바로 위버스 라이브로 모여주길 바란다😎!
I'm Robix. Starlight agents who will meet with practicing VIXX agents, please gather at Weverse Live right now 😎!
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kidpix-album-covers · 3 months
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Haken - The Mountain (2013)
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Working on a wooleater blanket for my boyfriend. The pattern does seem daunting at first, and I admit: it is a LOT of work, but it’s really easy once you get the hang of it. And the results are gorgeous ❤️
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Written instructions square:
Written instructions oblong:
Videotutorial:
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diyfluffies · 9 months
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Free Turtle Amigurumi crochet pattern 🐢
Including full video.
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puppetdaily · 3 months
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Puppets from the music video for Cockroach King by Haken
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Late Night Ramble About Long Ass Songs
I think it's fair to say songs have to earn their length. At the very least, that's how I feel. If a song is 15+ minutes long, it'll likely live and/or die by its intrigue alone. If a song is 45 seconds, it better make each and every one of those seconds count.
I think a phenomenal example of a short song is Vildhjarta's "Måsstadens Nationalsång", coming in at an incredibly brief 47 seconds. This track is punchy as hell, and it only gets more satisfying the longer you listen. It presents itself in its entirety; completely identifiable and unique from the rest of the album, then it effortlessly transitions into the next song like it's nothing. It's genuinely great.
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But on the other end of the spectrum, you have songs that will likely absolutely dwarf the others in your playlist with their sheer size. It can be a bit intimidating when you go to check out a new album you've never heard and all of the tracks are upwards of 10 minutes. That is a lot of time to dedicate to the same artist—especially if you have other things you want to do with your time. But, man, the musicians that pull it off really hit it out of the park for me.
I fuckin' love long songs. For me, they're some of the most replayable tracks in any given artist's discography. Obviously, that's just personal taste. It doesn't necessarily mean that I inherently prefer one style over the other, but I do find myself gravitating towards a lot of bands who, indeed, do this.
If I had to summarize what was so appealing about it to me personally, I would say listening to a long track is akin to reading an engaging story. They share a lot more in common than you might think: consistent theming, a lot of them actively tell a story of some kind (especially if it's a concept album LOL), the contrasting usage of high points juxtaposed against dulcet lows, they typically feature a climax somewhere ... it all kind of fits into a similar shape. Told through a completely different medium, sure, but the appeal is identical to me at least.
Take Opeth's titular "Blackwater Park". This track comes in at 12 minutes, 8 seconds.
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The entire song is a perfect blend of everything that makes the album so phenomenal. The first two minutes are spent building expectation. Those deep, tridgy guitar riffs completely immerse you inside this garden-esque soundscape of pure atmosphere and progressive death metal beauty. When the growls are finally added to the mix the sound becomes full and complete; but it's shortlived as we're soon thrown backwards into another heavenly verse, devoid now of both vocals and distortion. It's different, but you know it's still Opeth. After this abrupt switch-up, you're constantly left on edge, wondering what could be next. Every little decision has a payoff. I genuinely think this song is one of the finest masterpieces in death metal history. And I think without all of this room to breathe, it likely wouldn't have been.
Another one I instantly think of when it comes to long songs is Periphery's "Reptile". It's quite the monster of a track, boasting an impressive 16 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Honestly, I've listened to this song hundreds of times and it still flies by like an instant. I don't even feel time pass when I'm listening to it. This is one of those songs where, if someone asks where to start with Periphery, I recommend it immediately. It showcases virtually everything that makes their music appealing to me. When it wants to hit hard, it hits hard. When it wants to build atmosphere, you better believe it's going to have the best payoff it physically could have had. Spencer's screams and powerful cleans are showcased in crystalline clarity, as are Misha's incredible compositional abilities and absolutely absurd technicality. Matt's drumming is the icing on the cake; matching the mood and tone of any musical scene it needs to. I could go on and on. It's a nearly 17-minute-long flex of a song where every moment is just as exciting as the last.
But that's my ramble over. I've recently been listening to this band called "Haken", and wouldn't you know, the song that got me initially interested in their stuff was long as fuck. And it was awesome. You should check it out.
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