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I decided to try out whittling this summer because I am an adult so no-one can tell me to stop playing with knives recently bought a hair stick from a ren faire and found using it much kinder on my fine hair than a regular hairtie.
I made it from an apple tree that grows in front of my great-grandmothers house where I spend my summers. I like the idea of being able to wear my favourite places as self-made items, so maybe I'll make more of these in the future.
Tomorrow I will try to stain it a little darker with tea and iron. I don't necessarily want people to think i'm walking around with a chicken bone in my hair.
The tea worked ok as a woodstain, but I didn't like the color on the iron-infused vinegar treated sample. I think i'm going to oil & roast the wood in an oven tomorrow for a final color & finish!
Philips Exeter Academy Library (1965-71) in Exeter, NH, USA, by Louis Kahn
Skull of a two-faced bottlenose dolphin prepared by Enault & Auclair-Kraniata osteology.
Edit: owned by a museum in France.

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I decided to try out whittling this summer because I am an adult so no-one can tell me to stop playing with knives recently bought a hair stick from a ren faire and found using it much kinder on my fine hair than a regular hairtie.
I made it from an apple tree that grows in front of my great-grandmothers house where I spend my summers. I like the idea of being able to wear my favourite places as self-made items, so maybe I'll make more of these in the future.
Tomorrow I will try to stain it a little darker with tea and iron. I don't necessarily want people to think i'm walking around with a chicken bone in my hair.
Mourning Ring
c. 1770-1830
Gold, jet, glass, hair
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
help I’m having ideas beyond my available free time
"Innamorato della Luna" (In Love with the Moon) Antonio Rubino, 1907
Hieronymus Bosch

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Behind the scenes of PROJECT HAIL MARY (2026)
Franz Kafka, 1912
Warm guns by Natalie Baxter
Suomalaisen kirjallisuuden seuran julkaisu: Säädellyt sävyt - Värit, värjärit ja väriaineet Euroopassa 1300-1850
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Noniin elikkäs ei kun lukemaan.
lyrics from Marika Hackman’s “Drown” / instagram

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Can I say how underrated the non-doubled variants of Tagetes* are?
*you could call them Marigolds, if you want to be permanently confused between Tagetes and Calendulas
These overly ruffled fucks look like flat-faced dogs to me and don't seem to do as good of a job in a vegetable garden (attracting pollinators and repelling flying pests that don't like their scent)
Skeleton of a Scythian queen and her jewelry, found in the Chertomlyk barrow, near Nikopol, Katerynoslavsk Governorate (today Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine)
Headdress and ornaments of the clothes of the priestess Dimitra / Demeter, found in the tomb.
Vasily A. Prokhorov, 1881