#pieced top pattern

[bevanne46]

Piece ‘N Patched Skirt and Top Pattern New - Uncut Sizes: 8 – 22 This outfit looks great made from lightweight wool, cotton or the softest of rayon, flannel or silk. Purchase this Pattern here: https://tedooo.com/product/bSAze1jOm

[gayestcowboy]

i crocheted something

[thedeafprophet]

Everyday i struggle to try and figure out how to draw patterened clothes,,,,

[elenadoeslife]

trying to crochet an idea I have for a tank top 🌞

[sinful-karateka]

I'll bite and talk about something that doesn't get enough spotlight in general, which are Demetri's and Eli's family life. So obviously several fic authors have their own twists and flavors to this, but if I may sell you something for a sec.

So far into the series, what we've got are these facts:

Demetri's Mom is the only family member to be mentioned in the show.

Eli's parents were mentioned a couple of times.

That should be enough context to deduce two things:

Demetri could be an only child to a single mother, and;

Eli's parents involve themselves in the stuff that he does — including karate, who knows — though they tend to be tone deaf with his actual needs.

There's strong evidence to why the boys act the way they act (brain functions notwithstanding, but this isn't the post for that), which is why I think these deductions make sense. How their hypothetical upbringing is part and parcel to how characters behave in this series. Of course societal influence comes in second because obviously you've got a show that encourages learning karate as defense against bullies, but this show is also about generational chains and traumas! So why wouldn't their home life inform the way it informs the LaRusso's, Lawrence's, and Nichols'? But I digress.

In the span of the entire series, I've held onto this headcanon that Demetri's neuroticism and ability to anticipate his actions carefully stem from a household that needs these systems in place, much more for someone who likes to be on top of things. Since he's just a student, the only authoritative figure who can make executive decisions... is his mom. Add to the fact that she may be a working mom, so when Demetri tells Daniel about certain restrictions in learning karate, what could have made her decide to just write a letter instead vs. taking the time out to go with his son herself? I know I know it's narrative writing but like do you seeeee where I'm at here

Eli's family life is by far gave us early indications of his dynamic with his mother — but not so a father — in earlier seasons. It's possible that his mom is a stay-at-home one, but if I were to push the bounds of this box even further, I'd even speculate that she's retired early if it meant that Eli's dad is the one making most of the living. Like of course they'd get mad at Hawk for getting a tattoo at his age, I think any parent would! But the way he tells Aisha to exclude him from her stories tells us that there's not a lot that his parents know about the life he lives as Hawk. At this point we all know the kind of effort it takes to successfully carry it out because he has to go home every night. It's either he a) puts in a lot of effort into concealing this identity once he gets home, or b) his parents are rarely ever home, which again, feeds into another assumption that maybe Mrs. Moskowitz works certain hours.

All we know is they're never around a whole lot for these boys, which is sad! and also again, very Indicative of their classification as awkward nerds pre- and early karate. When I read along certain fics that consider and include how the rest of their characters besides the found families they've formed, it gives much more depth and potency to writing them, their flaws, and how they think.

For all we know, Mrs. Alexopoulos could be a lesbian making fun of her son for not slinging pussy like she does being rizzless unlike her, but don't let me explain that when we have @demetriandelibinaryboyfriends!

[knifefightandchill]

BEFORE & AFTER GIF CHALLENGE

i was tagged by @ncthandrake and @raccoonscity ! ty, I had fun with this💕💕💕

tagging; @vitospaghetta, @emperorsgf , @aethersflood, @entreri, and anyone else who wants to do it. And of course, no pressure and i hope you don't mind the tag!!

sets can be found here, [x], [x], [x], [x], [x], [x].

[nullians]

Bloom in the carnage

[sweetsummerlamb]

A cute corset top and double-slit skirt I made for myself with the cutest fabric pattern courtesy of @velvetwyrme and their absolutely fabulous Undertale fashion lineup!! ♡⁠(⁠>⁠ ⁠ਊ⁠ ⁠<⁠)⁠♡

[typheus]

1 I finished the wrist cuffs :p just gotta add buttons

2 idk how I messed up the ankle ones 😭 I did the same math for all the pieces...

[cultivating-wildflowers]

the next crochet project in my queue may not be safe to take to church. because it may make me cry.

[invinciblerodent]

i thought crocheting 200+ individual curls of white hair into my Astarion doll's baseball-sized head was the most annoying, most fiddly craft project I would ever do

yeah so i was wrong

doing all of that in scratchy black yarn for Davrin's is distinctly worse

[bevanne46]

How To Make a Paper Pieced Mini Quilt https://weallsew.com/paper-pieced-mini/

[sheliesshattered]

As previously stated, pinning the extreme princess seam curve on silk velvet takes so many pins.

So, so, so many pins.

And that little ~1/2" section of the side-back seam that I accidentally picked out managed to fuck up a seventh time when going through the sewing machine, so I cut my losses and handsewed it.

It probably took less time than any single go through of pinning, machine sewing, and unpicking the mistakes. Next up will be pressing/steaming the seams open, and then doing the little shoulder seams where the center front, side front, side back, and center back all meet up. I might just skip straight to handsewing those shoulder seams rather than trying to wrangle them through the sewing machine, especially since the sleeves are actually still attached lol.

[welcometoteyvat]

yu peng chen's new album is on youtube finally..

[muirneach]

petite knit makes some very good and clean looking patterns and her works always have lovely drape and fabric but without fail the patterns are always yarn held together lace/fingering. and i see why she does it and it looks very good. but is she allergic to just using one type of yarn at once

[tj-crochets]

Werewolf progress! 35 minutes in and I have all the pieces cut out except for the inner ears (because I forgot lol)