pointnclick:

“google” alerts on for king arthur. you never know

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deactivated1572024:

اجذب عليكم اذا اگولگم ما احب بغداد. ♥️

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tactfulsaboteur:

isuggestkillingyourself:

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ur-daily-inspiration:

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nobrashfestivity:

Fragment of Cotton, Kashmir, India, 19th century

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koko2unite:

cafiffle:

cafiffle:

I don’t have time to draw it right now but while driving home from the winco I saw a happy mustached man pedaling a bike, towing a cart built to look like a chariot, inside of which stood what I can only imagine was his completely expressionless 13 year old in a makeshift corinthian helmet

like this

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wiley-treehouse-gardens:

snekdood:

but have you ever even heard of the fynbos biome ?!!?!?!?!

a biome so unique in south africa that it’s earned an entirely new biome classification for itself. so many plants are endemic to this area, and ofc it’s under threat of extinction.

It’s a wonderful place! I had the privilege of visiting the fynbos last year and it was as amazing as these photos show and more!

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pinehutch:

pinehutch:

Really big problem: world hard cold and full of obligations, but duvet warm

In duvet: warm cozy. Everything as it should be

Outside duvet: debacle

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stitchnknit:

manourfi:

Being a crafty person and making a bunch of things often prompts people to ask “oh wow did you make that?” And like, the short answer is: yes I did, but the long answer is: well, no, the pattern isn’t mine, but I did choose and buy the fabric/yarn and sewed it together/crocheted it/knitted it myself. I used a reference for that drawing/painting, I didn’t come up with it myself. That ceramic piece was insired by a poem and a painting made by different people. What I’m trying to say is, everything I make requires other people to make their own thing first, and then I get inspired by them to do my own thing. So I can’t really call anything truly mine, because really it’s just a bunch of inspirations and experiences of others (and me) put together by my hands. Does that answer your question

This yarn came from sheep raised in New Zealand and was spun by a woman in Peru. The pattern was created by someone in Germany. My needles were made by a craftsman in China and my stitchmarkers came from the lady at the local fiber festival.

I may have knit this sweater but it contains the souls of people from around the world.

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ladyshinga:

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