i made a character like this back in 2010 when mlp started becoming a thing and i decided to bring her back with a new qt mark and a cute pink streak in her mane
i was thinking i could sell her but„ i’ve grown attached so shes mine
When they realized women were using their sacks to make clothes for their children, flour mills started using flowered fabric for their sacks. The label was designed to wash out.
1939 Kansas Wheat…
holy fuck that’s the cutest marketing scheme i’ve ever heard of
‘buy our flour it’s going to make the nicest bread and the sweetest dress!’
yes thank you ok sold
I showed this to my mother, and she proceeded to geek out for fifteen minutes about 1930’s fabrics, broke out her vintage quilts to show me what typical flour sack patterns looked like and how to tell when a fabric was from clothing (patterns in the cloth are indicative of clothing; 1930’s was partial to mint, bubblegum pink, reds, blues, and shades of peach and lavender; sack fabric typically has smaller prints for production purposes as opposed to huge flowers), and shared childhood memories I’ve never heard before. It’s nice hearing my mom get passionate about something.
Read from right to left :)
This is a little manga I wrote to show how a girl’s efforts to make someone hurting smile ends up revealing a similar compassion from the very boy she was trying to comfort. It shows how a little kindness can sometimes seem pointless but it can be contagious and turn around to help the person giving it more than the one receiving it.
SDOHUFodshuf omg this is so so so so so cute I love iiiiit ahhh
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Texting my dad is like talking to a motivational speaker hes a cute African man no wonder my mom let him put a ring on it
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Paper. All these dresses are made of PAPER. Here are ten, but find the rest here.
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Baby goats. December 2013. Do not remove credits, as these are my goats, and I took the photo myself.
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oh wow that was adorable and the animation is so GOOD
How to scare your wife, by Ellen DeGeneres.
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I put a lot of effort and attention to detail into our costumes this year. I knitted her sweater and got her vintage Nikes. People in the neighborhood didn’t get it and just thought I was a lazy parent.
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The New York Subway Signs Experiment
“NYC subways have a strange rule. We took advantage of it.”
This is cute. Also, I didn’t know that.
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