#bunny items

[littlethingsmart]

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[meowiu]

sugarbunnies pouch 𐙚

[strawberryteabunny]

package arrived ૮ ྀི◞͈ ˔ ◟͈ ྀིა

[illufinch]

moon bunnies

[buriedteen]

rabbits &/or bunnies (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)

[cloudedskyline]

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マイメロディー ／(^ × ^)＼

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[unspuncreature]

hmm ok well thank you for the new hay. i don’t give a dang about it

the box it came in is looking pretty deliciouse though….

[ganeshkfp]

HEADCANON ☆148

Shifu has a memorial box under his bed, the Five and Po happened to find it "accidentally." There were many pictures of the Five and Po, also some of baby Tai Lung. Tigress found her old toy bunny, which she was sure she threw away after being a master. Also an old drawing of herself and Shifu with stick figures, "Sifu" written on the sky. It was adorable, and drawn with "astonishing" talent, as Po said sarcastically.

[calciferstims]

🌠 stars/constellation self care kit 🌌

requested by anon

weighted blanket // enamel pin // plush

washi tape // plush // bath bomb

plush // socks // throw blanket

[8irdies]

road trip pics! we went to visit my grandparents. lavender is still in training so she can’t fly on airplanes which is why we were driving this year!

this is raspberry, a jellycat bunglie bramble bunny. she’s super cute! and the texture is very stimmy. she’s the 10 inch version. highly recommend the bunglies to those considering them.

[littlethingsmart]

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[meowiu]

sugarbunnies tote bag 𐙚

[strawberryteabunny]

lolita laundry tip: blocking your lace

This is something that really helps to make any dress with cotton lace look nicer- in the first pic, the middle row on the bodice and right side neckline have been blocked, and in the second photo all the lace has been done. In the third photo, the upper section has been blocked and the lower section below the waist seam hasn’t (I know I need to lint roll this dress, sorry!)

‘Blocking’ is a finishing technique commonly found in knitting and lace-making where after you wash your piece, as it dries you pull it into the correct shape so that after it dries it maintains that shape. For lace especially, this changes the lace from a scrunched-up state, opening up the stitches so you can see the beautiful pattern. Technically, proper blocking involves putting the item on a special mat and pinning it into place, but for my lolita I’ve found that you can just do it by hand.

This is done after washing, but while the garment is still damp- I generally wash my dresses in a machine (on a normal or gentle cycle, cold settings only) and then let them air-dry, and that’s when I deal with the lace. If I put them in the dryer or let them dry as is, the lace would dry in the ‘scrunched up’ state rather than being neat and flat (this has to be done every time you wash the garment).

To block- hold the seam or edge of the garment in one hand, and gently tug at the lace with the other to spread it out into shape. Only use enough force to get the lace to spread out, and be careful not to pull so hard you damage the seams or fabric! Then just let the dress air dry.

If you need to fix scrunched lace on a dry dress, I’d suggest steaming rather than ironing. If you gently steam the lace until it’s damp, then wait a couple seconds for it to cool off, you can re-block it, but personally I find this more tedious than blocking out of the wash since you have to watch out for the heat.

This technique is generally just for natural fibers- if you own wool or cotton sweaters they will also benefit from being gently pulled into shape before drying (never put wool in the dryer as it will shrink!). Synthetic lace, however, maintains its shape and can be machine-dried as long as the rest of the garment is also dryer-safe.

[mattodore]

this is like free therapy to me

[nordsea-horizons]

🌸happy bunny day🎈