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Celebrating ♀'s art & creativity, curated by autist @tidbit.bsky.social & art nerd @brainchain.ca . Images © to respective owners. WA2 actually welcomes all followers, art from diverse communities/cultures, even 🏳️‍⚧️ Pfp cred @pianta.bsky.social

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Olivia When@oliviawhen.com · 2d ago

Doggust day 3: Jagdterrier (and rock purslane.) I see this type of succulent a lot, always super tall and leaning in an illustrative manner. Almost ideal for a small dog to walk under. #doggust2026

A little black and brown terrier painted in sheen-y maroon and gold inks, is standing under many big arches of rock purslane, a succulent with fuschia colored flowers on the ends of looong stems. The terrier is looking up at them happily.
Claire@thechesilbeach.bsky.social · 2d ago

I finished crocheting the main body of the blanket I’m making as a surprise gift. I finished on Thursday last week, and I sewed in the last yarn end at midnight last night. As you can see from this pile, it was A LOT of sewing!

A very large pile of yarn ends. I think I had to sew in approximately 600 yarn ends in total!
Natee (they/them)@himmapaan.bsky.social · 4d ago

I didn't have a name for this robin, but I've since taken to calling it 'Bobert' after Sean Hennessy's name for the one who visits his garden. For my part, this was inspired by 'my' robin in Ruskin Park ; 'Donwell', as I call the place, after Mr. Knightley's estate in Jane Austen's Emma.

Detail from the same work as in the quoted post: the bright orange of the robin's 'red' breast is now painted in, and the piece is complete.
Natee (they/them)@himmapaan.bsky.social · last wk.

T o o h o t t o p a i n t I'm laying my ambivalence with the piece squarely at the door of this, the fourth UK heatwave this year.

Isa has an alibi@isamclaren.bsky.social · 4d ago

I'm ready to start sewing the rows. I labeled every pieced block with its corresponding row. Since the pattern is on the diagonal, the labels will (hopefully) make sure I keep them in order. The topmost blocks are pinned in place and I need a stepladder to get them down. But not tonight.

This is the top left section. The blocks are set on-point with plain blocks in between. Each pieced block has a label with a number on it. Each number is on the top left patch, so I know which way is "up."