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cavitycandy · 5 years

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1-20 spill the tea my dude

OH FUCKEY BABEY!!!!

1. Hobbies

uhhh Drawing (i like drawing people mostly) and writing (usually fantasy stories, always involving wlw because i can and i must)

2. Fave starkid Show

Uhhh rn i can’t decide between Firebringer and TGWDLM

3. Fave female Starkid

either Jaime Lynn Beatty or Lauren Lopez however ALL STARKID WOMEN ARE GODDESSES AMONGST US MORTALS WHOM WE DO NOT DESERVE

4. Fave Male Starkid

Uhhh Jeff Blim, Joey Richter, or Brian Rosenthal! They’re all so diverse with their characters! But GOD I FUCKING LOVE ALL THE STARKIDS DSLKGJSLDKGJS

5. Fave Starkid Song?

Answered!

6. Future Career?

I wanna be either an animator or an entertainment designer (make concept art for shit like movies and tv shows!)

7. Height!

i m am,,,, litt el bab ee

i am,,, 4 feet,,,11 inch,,,,

8. Favorite Class?

Uhhh I’d say Art class and Tech Theater. My fave D&D class is the fucking

B A R D

9. Fave Book/series

Answered!

10. Fave Movie?

Uhhhh in general I’d say Wes Anderson films are my favorite, my favorite of those being Fantastic Mr. Fox!

11. Fave TV show?

That one MBMBAM show?? That was fucking amazing dslkjgsldg

12. Fave Food?

Answered!

13. Fave Animal?

Emperor Penguins! They’re so fucking cute and i fucking love them SLDKGjsldk

14. Fave Cartoon?

Probably Steven Universe or Gravity Falls!

15. Fave Starkid Quote?

Uhhhhh??? “I will never,, be in a fucking musical” from TGWDLM. or “i dont know some kind of blue,,, shit??? E XACLTY! WAHT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT” from TGWDLM LKSJGlksdg

16. Fave Starkid Conversation?

Can’t decide between Dick and Bruce’s little conversation before they become a duo (Holy Musical B@man!), Molag and Jemilla’s talk, and Jemilla and Zazzalil’s talk (Firebringer)!

17. Fave Season?

Fall! It’s the perfect temperature!!

18. Fave Color?

Reddish-pinks and Purple!

19. Favorite type of outfit?

SLKDgk sl juhh just in general like,,,,I’m really into butch fashion??? I know that when i leave home i’m gonna just go butch and chop off my hair! yeah!

If the outfit has a leather jacket then its # c o o l

20. Dream roles in each starkid show? (male and female?)

Ok so I’m gonna exclude Little White Lie, Ani: A Parody, Me and My Dick, Twisted and A Very Potter Senior Year because I haven’t seen them yet/haven’t finished them yet lksdjglksdg

(also I’m going out of order for this lksdjglksdg im sorry)

AVPM: I’d wanna play Draco for a male character and Hermione or Lavender for the female role

AVPS: Lucius for a male role and again Hermione or Molly Weasley

Starship: I’d wanna be Pincer for a male role and Taz for a female role

Holy Musical B@man: I’d wanna be Sweet Tooth or Robin for male and Poison Ivy for female

Trail to Oregon: I’d be Jack Bauer (Dad) for male and Slippery When Wet (Mom) for female

FireBringer: Jemilla for female and Ducker for male!

TGWDLM: Paul or Ted (EDIT: Or professor Hidgens who my dumbass forgot!!!) for male and either Emma or Charlotte for female!

Biggest UwUs!!!!

#scream into the abyss #starkid

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adalynnlove · 2 years

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Back to the 80s in Paper.Sparrow

There is something about the 80s with the exercise-wear, over the top makeup and loads of bangles and scrunchies that just is so fun to replicate in SL. While this Jane Jumpsuit & Top from Paper.Sparrow can be worn in a myriad of color combinations, I gravitated to that decade. You can see all the different color choices that can be worn for the top and jumpsuit here:

Jane is created for Belleza, Maitreya and Legacy mesh bodies and is a blast to wear! I’d love to see how you style it! Go pick it up at Paper.Sparrow and be sure to look around while you’re there.

Paper.Sparrow Facebook & Flickr

Bunnie’s Facebook & Flickr

Jenny’s Facebook & Flickr

CREDITS

From Paper.Sparrow

Jumpsuit & Top: Paper.Sparrow Colorpack Jane Jumpsuit

Other Stuffs

Roller Skates: Spoiled - Divine Roller Skates Neon Pink

Headband & Bangles: Izzie's - 80's Rainbow Bangles + 80's Headband

Scrunchie: ::Fluffy Stuff:: Scrunchies

Hair: Magika - Fiona

Nail Polish: ::: Core ::: Nail Polish Collection - 80's Glitter

Eyeshadow: Jack Spoon .Alexa eyeshadow+liner - BOM+Omega

Lipstick: Euphorie - Cyndi Makeup Set - Genus

Blush: Dotty's Secret - Glam Rock - Blush Mini-Pack [LELUTKA EVO]

Eyes: .[ KUMIHO ]. Subtle Eyes Green

Shape: custom made by me (adalynnlove resident)

Body: Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V5.3

Head: LeLutka Bento Head-CHLOE 3.4

Skin: amara beauty - Molly fair - LELUTKA applier (worn as BOM)

Poses: Fashiowl - Meka poses

Location: Le Chateau Motel - Back to the 80s on St Lion

Windlight: estate settings at location

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darnedchild · 7 years

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My WIP Molly Hooper Scarf - Warning, there is knitting talk ahead

@midnightjade221 @theleftpill @rooneykmara @simplyshelbs16xoxo

Since someone asked, here’s some information on the practice run on a Molly Hooper scarf I’m working on.

I looked at screen grabs of Molly’s scarf in TEH and the scarf that Cassandra created and posted on Ravelry, and did my best to reverse engineer those bad boys. Keep in mind that I am a novice knitter for the most part and I was guessing my way through most of this.

I decided to go with a 1x1 rib so that A) both sides would be identical and B) because I didn’t want to have to knit it as a tube or double the length or width and sew a seam. Ribbing tends to give a scarf (or whatever) a lot of horizontal stretch. Sometimes too much (as may be the case in my example below).

Here is my initial swatch and the screen grabs I used to give me an idea of the gauge to shoot for.

The lower right corner is my swatch using super bulky yarn and US 15 needles (which is what Cassandra recommended in the post on Ravelry). Because the close ups on the screen grabs and the Ravelry post seemed to indicate the rows were two stitches high, I ended up increasing my needle to US 19 for gauge after consulting my cousin-in-law who works in a yarn shop and is a way, way, way, way better knitter than I am. (She also suggested sticking with the US 15 needles and knitting in the round with possibly a different yarn weight, but this was on sale and I’m cheap so . . . )

A word about the yarn - Molly’s scarf has a much fuzzier yarn than what I purchased. I would not say it has been felted because you can still see individual stitches (And also because I have no clue how to actually felt something, so what do I really know?). The above mentioned cousin-in-law suggested taking some steel wool to the scarf after it’s knitted (or someone else suggested the pokey bits of velcro) to break up the fibers a bit and build up a similar fuzzy appearance.

More pictures and a lot more words behind the “Keep Reading” because I’m overly verbose and there are only so many pictures of a partially-finished pink and black scarf that a person with zero knitting interest can look at before they unfollow someone, you know?

I’m using a 1x1 rib which is basically a repeating K1, P1 to the end on the wrong side (or whatever you prefer to call the first row after your cast on), and a repeating P1, K1 on the right side. It is extremely important to have an odd number of stitches for a 1x1 rib for a reason that I can’t remember, so you’ll just have to trust me on this. (I cast on with 41 st, in case you were curious.)

Horrible lighting here (that pink is really fuchsia), but you can see both sides of the scarf and what the stitches look like.

That is an 8 1/2 by 11 piece of paper for scale.

Better look at the color and a hint at the length.

I know you’re thinking “That thing is huge!”, and you are absolutely right. BUT, the scarf that Molly is wearing appears to be folded in half, which is how I designed this thing to be worn. As my very put upon husband has graciously agreed to model.

That poor, poor man.

ANYWHO - moving on.

If you prefer the look of a slipped stitch at the front of your rows, then you would do something like this:

Row 1 (WS): Sl 1 pwise, *p1,k1; rep from *to end of row

Row 2 (RS): Sl 1 pwise, *k1, p1; rep from *to end of row

Or, if you don’t like to slip a stitch at the beginning of the row (Personally, it didn’t work for me on this project.) then:

Row 1 (WS): K1, *p1, k1; rep from *to end of row

Row 2 (RS): P1, *k1, p1; rep from *to end of row

And then you end up with a scarf that can do this:

And this:

And even this if you really want to get stretchy:

Yes, that is the entire width of my desk. As mentioned above, perhaps it’s a bit too stretchy. That’s the risk you take with super bulky yarn and giant needles. But it does give you a nice drape-y material.

The scarf begins and ends with black stripes. I guesstimated 43 black stripes (42 pink) to get the length I wanted (just below the knees on someone who is 5′6″ - me) with the stitch size I was getting.

As for the color changes, I am an inherently lazy person and I chose to carry the wrong color yarn up the side instead of breaking and rejoining at each color change. I can’t say for certain that Molly’s scarf does or does not have a yarn carry, but I can tell you that I have zero interest in weaving in 80 plus stripes worth of yarn ends.

So that is why the side looks like this:

I still have to weave in the ends from when I had to switch to new skeins of yarn (I used two and a third/half of black, and two pink.) and figure out the best length and placement of the fringe; but the knitting itself is done on this first attempt.

#knitting #Molly Hooper's scarf #arts and crafts from a deranged mind

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