#mushroomcore

[morningmercury]

whoops I forgot about this blog sorry besties have some fungus

Edit: this is on my redbubble! there's a couple variations so check it out!

Original prints are now on etsy!

[amanitahouses]

Fairy Frogmother, watercolor, 2024 (prints)

[somnambulant-seraphim]

<|:^] ˚₊·. I learned a lot of new crochet stitches recently, and as I was making swatches, I decided to make them into a sweater! The way it all came together reminds me of roots or mycelium.‧₊˚𓍊𓋼𓍊𓋼𓍊.࿐༄࿔.₊˚‧₊.

When I wasn't practicing a new stitch, I used a large crochet hook to create looser stitches make it look more like intertwined roots and filaments. I also used a knitting loom to make flowy bell sleeves (the loose tension was unintentional at first, I was still learning that as well).

I used two types of yarn: a dainty, mottled light grey, and a soft, whispy, multicoloured yarn that has a range of light grey to brown. This is the second sweater I've made, and I think I've made progress since last time! ଘ(୨୧ᵕᴗᵕ) .₊˚𓍊𓋼𓍊.₊✩༶⋆

[billycore-lite]

humboldt county film // @billycore-lite

[p1nkstrawberr1es]

look at these cuties!! 🐌

[theenbyroiderer]

A mushroom I recently made. I'm exhibiting my work at a local gallery right now and I've had a lot of time to create while guarding the exhibit.

[thelittlesupernova]

🍄💧Mushroom dew💧🍄

[copperbadge]

Chicago graffiti artists out here tagging like a 2019 Tumblr shitposter.

[ID: A nighttime photo of a Chicago street featuring a steel El train track support beam; it is painted black and tagged in orange, reading "Growth Kills, Try Decay".]

[oracle-fae]

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[m-eltdown]

[memoriesofthepark]

Fairy Parachutes 》 Marasmiellus candidus

Found these little cuties under one of the pecan trees at my parents house.

Southeast Texas, 14 July 2025

[suairceagsionadh]

[campesine]

Photograph by Nikola Tomašić

[lovehina019]

[verodoodles]

This cozy little mushroom pal is one of four stickers coming to my shop next week! 🍄🌈✨

[alextbphotography]

"The sudden appearance of mushrooms after a summer rain is one of the more impressive spectacles of the plant world." –John Tyler Bonner 🌿 // all photos are mine 🌙