Rextopher

 but anyway some girl has spend years animating a show with her furry ocs set in a western universe with hints of?? native american and aztec mythology as well as like bits of others but not really cause theres a rabbit who wears a fuckin sailor outfit and i cant follow the plot at all and theres a crane called ichabod bc subtle 

There’s a lot of exposition in episode 10 which can be hard to follow on a first watch but is really rewarding when you go back to re-watch everything. Also, the animation is freakin gorgeous now and then, just

SHAPESHIFTING

MAGIC

BEAUTIFUL CHARACTERS

FULLY ANIMATED ASL

PERFECT REACTION GIFS

If you want help getting into the show on YouTube (because the first few episodes are kinda vague and arent explained till later) you can read the comic that takes places before the show

i do have a recipe. it's very simple:

ingredients: vegetable

- middle aged man who ordered matcha and then just Stood There and watched me make it. when i handed it to him he said i did a good job whisking it and handed me $1.25. ten minutes later when he and his wife left he shouted across the store that i have "good whisk technique" and "don't lose that!"

- woman who ordered a drink with the word "salty" in the name and then said "but with salted caramel." and when i said yeah that one comes with salted caramel she said "really? not just normal caramel?" and it took every ounce of my self control not to say yeah girl that's why it's called. Salty.

The bands I mentioned in those tags are all great! Aqua, Toy-Box, Hit'n'Hide, Cartoons, Infernal, smile.dk, Me & My, Creamy, I love them all!

My personal faves are the big ones - Aqua, Toy-Box, and Cartoons - and the little-known girlgroup Creamy which I grew up listening to. Best albums to start with are probably Aqua's Greatest Hits (2009), FanTastic (1999), and Toontastic (2000). Creamy's only eurodance songs are on the album We Got The Time (2000), which is a bit of a mixed bag (in their defense they were like 14 years old, and in my defense I was like 8 when I first heard it).

So I got 8 fat quarters and matched up a bolder Toscana for the accent and took them home.

Cutting took no time at all, I can cut eight layers of fabric at once and they were all getting cut the same way.

Unlike strip piecing you don’t cut, sew, subcut, sew again, and then possibly subcut and sew again. These blocks are all made individually because you have to match two fabrics together and add the accent in as well.

Popup is so fast. I think I started cutting at noon and I had all sixteen blocks laid out by 4pm.

Took a small break to make some supper and apple crisp, then went back in the evening to sew the blocks together and add the borders.

I deviated from the pattern here though and used the coordinating border print with mitered seams.

And then I waited for the dogs to put themselves to bed (which was 9pm, like usual) and drove into the shop and threw this sucker on the long arm!

I got home to put the binding on and went to bed at 2am.

HERE'S THE DEAL: FOR EVERY 10 NOTES THIS POST GETS, I ADD ANOTHER 5 PIXELS TO THE LENGTH OF MY HAT IN THIS DASHING IMAGE

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