The B stands for Bitch

You really think THE Stanley Pines is going to pass on without seeing his idiot brother again? Have you met the man?

To be fair, they’ve met a lot of Dippers in the past week, and some haven’t been so nice. First page here

More comics incoming! Thank you for all the love for this AU. I have all the lore locked in and I’m excited to share it with you. Get ready for some serious hurt/comfort.

Don’t count on it Mabel sweetie. Welcome to the Thirty More Years AU

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they'll believe that it's true, then that's lying.

If you are giving someone wrong information under the assumption that they'll ultimately realise that it's false, and that they will find this funny, then that's joking.

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they'll believe that it's true and that their response will be funny, then that's a prank.

Learn to Crochet! Crochet Gif Tutorial: The Single Crochet (sc) Stitch

As you get into it, try doing steps 4-6 all in one motion!

Learn to Crochet! Crochet Gif Tutorials: Invisible Decrease

The invisible decrease is slightly more difficult than the standard decrease, but it can look great in amigurumi projects - because you can’t see it’s there!

This stitch works in the front loops of the stitches only, which you should be able to see clearly in the first gif.

Good luck! CG XX

Learn to Crochet! Crochet Gif Tutorials: Crocodile Stitch

A tutorial in 7 parts: Part 1 - First Foundation Row Part 2 - Row 1, First Scale Part 3 - Row 1, Middle Scales Part 4 - Row 1, Last Scale Part 5 - Second Foundation Row Part 6 - Row 2 Part 7 - Third Foundation Row

This tutorial shows my technique for making the crocodile stitch. I’ve looked at various other tutorials in the past and they all seem to have slightly different methods, but this is what I came up with as the way that works for me. I hope that it will help you too - but as always, play around and see what you like best! So far, this tutorial only covers making the crocodile stitch in rows - so for things like scarves or anything rectangular. At some point in the future I hope to cover the adaptions you need to make to work this in the round.