Surprise! You’ve been Isekai’d into a D&D World… but it’s specifically a 3.5 Edition D&D world and due to a weird Glitch in the system you have been assigned not just a Base Class, but also one of that edition’s weird and wacky Prestige Class as well! Spin this wheel to see what you got!
(I added a short little summary for each Class explaining the basic gist of it. Although obviously you can also look them up to get more detailed info)
Fuck. Yes.
Silverstar and a fun glitch
hi guys! discord is doing a survey on how people would like ai to be integrated into discord. take it and say fuck no to every question. when you get to "in general, how do you feel about discord inegrating ai features?", respond that you would actively get everyone you know off of discord and wouldn't pay for nitro or other shop items if they added ai features.
watch out for the trap! there's ONE QUESTION where the last option *isn't* the max 'no AI' option, read each part carefully to be sure
What's everyone's favorite book they read this year?
☀ cross stitch of a cat , which is about 1000 years old !
A textile fragment was found in Peru. It belongs to the Chimu or Chancay culture (pre-Columbian era X - XV centuries)
No nuance poll:
Any kind of sewing counts - mending, dressmaking, hand sewing, machine sewing, embroidery, replacing buttons. Any amount of sewing, any kind of sewing, the question is not if you're good at sewing, it is "are you able to use a needle to pass thread through fabric to join things together/have you done so at least once in your life?"
Second no-nuance question:
A hotel sewing kit counts. Yarn needles and yarn count. The question is just "if you needed to sew a single stitch of any variety, do you own the materials to do so or would you need to get them from someone else (a store, a friend, a parent, etc)?" The materials don't even have to be in your possession, the question is just if you personally own some sewing supplies.
A few years ago I made a super basic tutorial for how to thread a needle, knot the thread, make a straight stitch, and tie off the thread so if you don't know how to do literally any sewing and want a basic how-to with photos and instructions, that exists here.
ⓘ Tip: while sewing, you can unlock scary sewing by losing your needle somewhere on your bed.
I have a new creation that i must share with you all... Introducing SNAIL TAPE
This is originally based on a 90s magazine pattern I found, which I just had to try.
However, the pattern wasn't quite right; it turns out that scotch tape dispensers used to be quite a bit slimmer! So i tested a few changes, and below is an up to date pattern. With added antenna of course!
(This fits standard scotch tape dispensers fairly snuggly, so if you want a bit more room add some width to C.)
If you make one please attach a picture, so we can see the snail army grow...
as good of a time as any to share my list of activities I do during what i like to call Scheduled Soul Maintenence to avoid burnout
Finally finished my quilted jacket!!!
I used the pattern Burda 6024 for the basic shape, made my own quilt with a few Ruby Star fabrics, using Thinsulate as my batting (-20 celsius isolation). I modified the collar using the « Collar Pack » by PatternCosPatterns.
The bonnet is the pattern « Printemps Madeleine » by Rebecca Colère (pattern in french)
