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I have this headcanon for the longest time that the looks of common demons are based on their region

So I made a Greenman OC based on the endemic flowers at my place, please look at my kreecher 🥺

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Day 798 of posting pictures of elephants.

Source: Pittsburg Review-Tribute

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Big sister

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Jeny’s interlock cast off exactly mirrors the long-tail (and the backward loop) cast on AND is a very good stretchy bind off.

This baby sweater is knit bottom up, but I made the sleeves top down, picking up stitches around the armhole, so to get the same edge on the ribbing, I did the long-tail cast on on the body and the interlock cast off on the sleeves.

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Knitted dragon cowl!

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The ace hat kit is finished and blocked!

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Pattern To Knit a Shelby Baker Boy Inspired 'Newsboy' Cap: 👉 https://buff.ly/3xJUOdc

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bronze winged pionuses are one of the most underrated species of parrot

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What are you thinking about right now?

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The Beast that Bothers

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#poppy hill and whispers of the heart my beloveds

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im tired of online discourse. look at this family of quails

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