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I found this really nicely woven hat at the thrift store for 2 dollars. It was missing a chin strap to hold it in place, and given the shallowness of the head, clearly needed a strap to stay on a head

Given how beautiful the natural weave was, I wanted to compliment it with other natural materials. I took a single twist of milkweed cordage (white) and of dogbane cordage (pinky brown) and double rolled them together to create a stronger, patterned cord.

Finally, I added wooden beads at the end of each strand. I am really pleased with how it turned out, and I am doubly pleased that I was able to make the strap from natural materials I had harvested, processed, and rolled myself.

Here is a closeup of the ends- the beads should protect the ends and are a nice decorative element. You can also see the alternating pattern of the two different cords rolled together- I really like the effect.

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Marcha das Mulheres Indígenas, Brasília, 2021 🏹

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Wilderness from my new book Faraway Dreaming. 🌱🌲 Available on Kickstarter until 24 June, 2025!

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my oc

haven’t drawn in awhile, this semester’s been kicking my ass 😭

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In The Garden, for giant robot’s Fruit and Veggie show.

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devils hole pupfish earrings 🐟💙 handmade with vintage and salvaged beads

etsy

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27|50 3.6.25

Green tea and lecture reviews.

🎧 Pride and Prejudice OST

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my dream garden <3

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Art by Chloe’s arts

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Mossy shrine in Gifu, Japan. Photography by みわ miwa@odekakephoto7

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It's time for Tiktok video of the day from my stash 🎶

Not a funny video but a recipe instead. I have not tried this myself yet but for anyone who is curious to try. Here's this. It looks sooooo good. 🤤

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Download this easy DIY clothing repair guide (only 10 pages) from Uni of Kentucky

link to PDF