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i am so glad i'm not the only one who utilizes '&c' in my day-to-day 2024 life
What they don't tell u about being a history student is that all of the speech patterns from the primary sources will rub off on u 😔
#I'm regularly using ſ when handwriting#and I also use &c#also sometimes Exclamation Marks within a Sentence for extra Emphasis#History#Writing Habits
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Saw Lesbians on the Bus today…..effervescent…
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Aaaaand I finally have a fitting, working Sleeve-Mock Up and thus a Pattern to make the actual Sleeves with! Hooray!
Tremble my Fingertips, endless Hand Sewing will be upon ya!
Just discarded Mock Up #4 for the Sleeves of my current Project. Thrilled to see if I will manage to create a fitting Mock Up before I run out of expendable Fabric...
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April 27th is International Crow and Raven Appreciation Day! My comic Crow time is pretty much stuffed to the brim with crows, so it's a good way to celebrate these goth little dudes.
READ CROW TIME!
OR GET PLUSH GOTH BOI?? WOW!
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Turns out two Things:
that was already Mock Up #5
I'm back at the actual #4, as it turned out to be actually not that bad and so far it is looking good
Just discarded Mock Up #4 for the Sleeves of my current Project. Thrilled to see if I will manage to create a fitting Mock Up before I run out of expendable Fabric...
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Just discarded Mock Up #4 for the Sleeves of my current Project. Thrilled to see if I will manage to create a fitting Mock Up before I run out of expendable Fabric...
#Stretching the Fabric of Reality here#you won't believe how different two identical Lengths can be#Sewing#Aus dem Leben einer Taugenichts
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the waistcoat I mentioned in my last sewing projects post! since this has a lot more moving parts and involved some more complex work than the shirts, this was something of a practice exercise, so I did it with a kinda cheap print from a quilting fabrics store. since I had a lot of fun with this I plan to make more in blue and red/gold fabrics that I have, which will hopefully, unlike the print, not leave little white marks everywhere a needle pokes through.
big note for next time is to try and pay more attention to the pocket welts (the little strips that cover the opening), since the pattern doesn't quite match up on either of them & the attachment is a bit shoddy.
...but a very exciting note for next time, or the time after, whenever I use the red/gold fabric, is that I will be using these:
these brass buttons were dated to the late 1830s by the antiques store I bought them at (a cursory Google suggests that button enthusiasts concur.) there are seven in total, which is a couple more than I need for the front closure, so I might see about making that one double-breasted and keep the seventh around for a spare or memento or what have you. hang it off my watch chain maybe.
also, it's a bit too dark to get a good image of it right now, but soon I'll have a picture to share of my "new" sewing machine! I mostly plan to use it for seams and other concealable structural elements--hand finishing is too much fun & provides too neat of a finish for me to give it up.
#the Waistcoat turned out really good! especially considering that it is your first one!#Historical Fashion#Historical Sewing#Frens
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Caw! Caw! or The Chronicle of Crows (ca. 1848) - A story of a group of crows attacked by a farmer, beautifully illustrated by the Scottish artist Jemima Blackburn: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/caw-caw-or-the-chronicle-of-crows-ca-1848
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no other show will ever have jughead and its making me genuinely upset. hes gay hes obsessive he wears a stupid hat hes like catnip to lesbians and hes played by essentially that one theatre boy at your high school who plays every role like a closeted victorian man for no reason. and if hes repressing something he'd prefer to keep it repressed
#Riverdale was such a wild Show#and Jughead easily one of the Characters of all Time#Riverdale#Jughead
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1812-1815 Dress (England)
muslin embroidered in wool
(Victoria and Albert Museum)
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#for my first Name People occasionally misspell it - more often they just drop the Acute#which does bother me but People tend to act like it‘s a Burden to use it so I‘m happy enough if they spell it right otherwise#and my Surname…misspell? I wish. They completely switch out Parts of it for entirely different Words#this really annoys me because it is really not that difficult or complicated#I have some Sympathy if you don‘t get it right after having heard it once but in written Correspondence it is just disrespectful to do that#especially give they have it written right in Front of their Eyes they just don‘t even bother to read correctly#Polls#Names
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in the spirit of Ea-nāṣir we should all start writing with Sumerograms.
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thank god for wlw period dramas
#I‘ve seen People on here complain about there being only Period Dramas for Lesbians….#have you seen how many Films/Shows with a modern Setting there are and how little in a historical one?#you don‘t have to like them but don‘t pretend it‘s even close to the Majority#Period Dramas#WLW#Sapphic#Lesbian#Gifs
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NO
photo taken by me
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Not everything the Christians do is stolen from some anonymous pagan culture. I'm sorry y'all but the Christians did actually come up with a bunch of shit on their own.
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For every claim about Pagan survivals in European / North American folk traditions and holidays, it's important to remember that there are at least three layers of cruft on top:
Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Protestants trying to discredit Catholicism by claiming that it was secretly Pagan
Nineteenth-century Romanticists and Nationalists trying to construct an "authentic" volkisch identity by connecting everything to a remote pre-Christian (pre-Jewish) antiquity, and
Contemporary Neopagans and New Agers who want to maintain these traditions.
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