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joke is On You buddy I don’t really need that pattern right now
an orange tabby cat has folded himself in half on top of some papers on a gray couch. he’s in the middle of rolling around to be more belly up than belly sideways and his limbs are all over the place
November 24, 2025 at 10:49 PM
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that’s sleeves time babeyyyyy
Incoherent pile of knitting. It’s a round-yoke colorwork cardigan whose front has not been opened yet, in handspun yarn in shades of blue and green and purple and gray with black contrast. Stitches for both sleeves have been placed on a single long circular needle, which is why the whole thing looks like a tangled mess instead of a garment approaching finished.
November 24, 2025 at 4:54 AM
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If you are intimidated by charts, Trillian would like you to know that you need to look at less of the chart than you think. In fact, reducing the amount of chart you are looking at to just three background stitches at the end of the colorwork can drop your stress and overwhelm by 100%
A black and brown tabby snoozing in something of a blob shape on a piece of printed paper which, you will just have to trust me, contains a colorwork chart whose only visible elements are the main color/contrast color legend, a fragment of handwritten notes, and a couple of numbers. A ball of handspun yarn rests right up against her back and she has her arms tucked in under a couple zippered pouches for interchangeable knitting needles.
November 23, 2025 at 5:53 AM
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How do the circled ones look as a mismatched set in person?
November 21, 2025 at 5:00 PM
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This is what I’m working with, so I’m thinking blackened silver or brass, wood, or maybe a translucent glass (dark gray or olive, maybe?) I don’t want buttons to steal the show but at the same time I don’t want to use bland plastic ones
Body of a knit colorwork sweater made in handspun. The sweater has black geometric designs suggestive of snowflakes or flowers in black around the yoke and the main color of the sweater is blendy stripes of pinks and purples and blues.
November 19, 2025 at 4:46 AM
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I’m worried I have too much yarn for this project. I still have more than 2 full balls of the main color, out of 4 total, and as written, the pattern only calls for another inch of stockinette and then two inches of ribbing.
Like some kind of bizarro reverse yarn chicken.
A knitted colorwork cardigan still on the needles, with a main color in blendy handspun stripes of blues and purples and grayish greens and the contrast color yoke patterning in dark grays and black. Two full center-pull cakes of additional main color yarn rest on their sides on the sleeve area of the sweater, with a third very flat partial yarn cake on top of them.
November 14, 2025 at 4:18 AM
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I divided the sleeves off the sweater* and the politics are a touch less bleak, hope everyone is partying like Trillian tonight (rolling gleefully in something nice like a dog in fermenting skunk)

*legitimately unsure I can get back out of the sweater now send help
Close up on a sweater-in-progress on a human. The sweater’s stockinette edge is curling down like a comically little Peter Pan collar. It’s knit in stranded colorwork with a circular yoke, very much still on the needles and covered in stitch markers. The main color is purple, blue, and gray tones doing the soft blended stripes characteristic of a two-ply handspun, and the contrast is darker gray to black. This view is the front of the sweater which will eventually be a cardigan so the steek stitches are visible. Back view of sweater-in-progress knit in stranded colorwork with a circular yoke, very much still on the needles and covered in stitch markers. The main color is purple, blue, and gray tones doing the soft blended stripes characteristic of a two-ply handspun, and the contrast is darker gray to black. The white balance is making the colors look a lot darker and lower contrast than they really are, but this view shows the curve of the circular yoke and the short-row shaping at the back of the neck nicely. Black and brown tabby flopped on her side on a knitting project. She has her legs stretched out and she’s doing curly paws on her tummy like a little otter and one of her ears is squished over because she’s been really rolling vigorously in the knitting. Her belly is showing a little and when I reached over to pet it she started purring at an absolutely astonishing volume.
November 5, 2025 at 8:53 AM
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Sometimes it’s not even a murd’rous trap
November 3, 2025 at 5:28 AM
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Get yr heart into wee man’s tangle o leggies for a soothing time
November 3, 2025 at 5:25 AM
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Ma’am. I do appreciate your quality control and your protective measures keeping my yarn in check and? unhaunted? I guess is the plan?
But like. You are on top of it. You will be disturbed every time I pull on it.
Foreground blue/purple and black colorwork knitting with a black and brown tabby in three-quarters loaf on the knitting pattern. More importantly, the working yarn is visibly emerging from beneath the cat, who has situated herself between the knitting and the balls of yarn.
November 1, 2025 at 5:33 AM
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weigh in on white/something else while I dig through the fiber stash, this is the main colorway
five twisted-up hanks of 2-ply handspun yarn in shades of pink, soft purple, light blue, light green, and desaturated blue-gray, gray-green, and muted purple
October 21, 2025 at 8:12 PM
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I was married, but now I'm even more married. Women LOVE the vehicle.
Lowly Worm, the bowtie-clad worm character from The Busy World of Richard Scarry, driving a red and yellow apple car as illustrated in same.
October 16, 2025 at 8:00 PM
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WaheyyyyyyyYYYYY we gots pots!!! There’s work to do on some feet and some rims and the spout holes for the big teapot but CRUCIALLY!!!!!!! the butter crocks still fit together post-glaze!
A collection of wheel-thrown pots in a variety of shapes glazed in blues and greens. There are: three mottled blue/purple rice bowls; a wider, shallower mottled blue/purple bowl that curves back in at the rim; a deep soup bowl with straight vertical sides after the belly in a dusty blue; a soup bowl shape with a chunk of the side missing in mossy green and turquoise colors; two mottled blue/purple teapots in the shape of round-bellied vessel with tapering spout attaching at about the fullest point of belly of the pot and a pulled handle, one with a lid that sits atop the pot and one with a lid that drops down onto a gallery and has drips of darker blue and browny-green glaze originating from that gallery; a mossy green lidded jar with horizontal ridge texturing; a smooth cylindrical jar with a slightly pointed lid in mossy green; a tiny mottled blue/purple jar with a domed lid; a small mottled blue/purple jar with a domed lid replicated at the bottom and finished with a straight foot; a mossy green, shallow, bellied vessel with a crescent-handled lid and a claw-shaped handle on one side holding a thing that looks sort of like a very stubby, very tiny chalice (it is a handle for a shaving brush); four butter crocks comprising a cylindrical lower vessel and an upper saucered bell shape, two in each of the mossy green and mottled blue/purple glazes with one of each color closed and the other disassembled to show the component parts.
July 19, 2025 at 11:09 PM
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I think I trimmed my rims too aggressively but this studio glaze is so beautiful AND it has settled enough into the cracks that everything seems to be more or less held fast
Two deep bowls with very round bottoms and tall straight sides glazed in an extremely glossy medium blue. One bowl sits on a counter, viewed mostly from above, while the other is held aloft to show the side view. The glaze breaks over the rims revealing a line of off-white stoneware and there is a subtle grainy mottling of lighter and darker blue tones. Two deep bowls with very round bottoms and tall straight sides glazed in an extremely glossy medium blue. One bowl sits on a counter, viewed mostly from above, while the other is held aloft to show the side view. The glaze breaks over the rims and a small hairline crack therein in the uplifted pot, revealing a line of off-white stoneware. Subtle grainy mottling of lighter and darker blue tones is especially visible here around the crack where the glaze has settled in a thinner layer. Two deep bowls with very round bottoms and tall straight sides glazed in an extremely glossy medium blue. One bowl sits on a counter, viewed mostly from above, while the other is held aloft to show the bottom view with a bare foot ring, the ghost of a maker’s mark in the shape of a stylized cat. The grainy texture of the glaze is very apparent here where the application is thin inside the foot and at the middle of the curve of the bowl’s belly.
July 6, 2025 at 10:32 PM
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a wise question that only a few wise people have had the clarity of vision to ask
Drawing of a guy, but the guy is a penis and the testicles are a big ol’ butt, and a penis is growing out from between the butt cheeks, it’s kc green’s dickbutt drawing is what it is
July 6, 2025 at 4:27 AM
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This bowl that broke before the bisque (& got loaded in the kiln anyway) came out kind of neat but the outside is still watery and streaky enough to need a refire
A bowl with a chunk out of the side. It’s gazed with a base of streaky mossy green and cyan around the rim. A bowl with a chunk out of the side. It’s gazed with a base of streaky mossy green and an angular cyan ring around the inside near the bottom, which slid down from the inside rim.
July 1, 2025 at 3:47 AM
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Kiln Man pumped the brakes on gloss firing my pots and I am profoundly grateful because they look,,, Bad,
A collection of clay pots and lids with watery yellowish green glaze mainly on the left, and on the right light blue interior and whitish with a little bit of sort of bruisy looking purple. The colors should be a mossy baby poop green and celadon with dark blue-purple oil spot patterning.
July 1, 2025 at 3:42 AM
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Oh shit my crystal ball just screamed to life with this picture of your future (worth it)
A pair of corrugated cardboard cat scratchers, well used. By well used I mean not just that they show clear and heavy wear, but also that there is a pile of little paper shreds radiating out from the scratchers and embedded in the carpet.
June 26, 2025 at 1:30 AM
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onstage//between sets
An orange tabby sitting at the apex of a wave-shaped scratcher with his tail draped up the side of the arm of a couch An orange tabby cat curled up on a bunch of shoes just kinda hugging on a boot like a little man
May 21, 2025 at 4:37 AM
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Hey! I made a teapot! And all the attached parts are still stuck to one another, even. Might survive a kiln????
Light gray clay teapot, smallish in size. The body has quite a round bellied-out shape, as does the handle. The spout, foot, and knob on the lid are quite angular. The surface has been smoothed carefully to secure the joins on spout and handle and remove most of the throwing rings.
March 5, 2025 at 3:13 AM
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This is so cute I got upset about it, I heard her pawing at something for ages and then I look and she’s tucked Beav into bed with her??? I love cats! I love Trillian! Trillian loves Beav!
A gray cave-style cat bed with a white cushion in it. The top of the cave is squashed down from being slept upon instead of within, and from inside a black and brown tabby peers somberly out. A few inches from her face is a tiny stuffed beaver toy, which is only recognizable because I’ve told you so as the main beaver feature, the tail, is tucked between the cushion and the bottom bit of the cave entrance.
February 23, 2025 at 7:45 AM
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She’s snoring into my foot, also, she’s snoring into her foot, also, it’s not quite audible but I surely can feel it
A black and brown tabby curled up snoozing on a blanket-covered lap. Her arms are tucked against her belly with her foot and tail around them. Her back toes are nearly right up her nose. She looks so cozy and so soft.
February 16, 2025 at 5:56 AM
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Well that was not ideal.
A white plastic bucket with an enormous crack running all the way across the bottom and up the side, stopping just short of the lip. The bucket is upside-down on a pallet next to a slab of plaster slathered in wet clay, and the crack in the bucket is surrounded by that same wet clay.
February 1, 2025 at 10:27 PM
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Thanks don, I’m feeling the fucking prosperity flow already.
Screencap of an email which reads “The APY for your SoFi Savings account has changed from 4.00% to 3.80%.” There’s a superscript numeral 1 at the end which makes it look like the sentence is punctuated with an exclamation point, which is in keeping with the tone of the message but at odds with the content.
January 24, 2025 at 5:52 AM
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I have been thinking about this post for twenty four days and this is what I have done about that
Overhead view of a pottery wheel with a gray stoneware cylinder on it. Around the taller central cylinder is a shorter, wider one, which is almost, but not quite, touching the inner part near the middle of its height. Side view of a pottery wheel with a gray stoneware cylinder on it. Around the taller central cylinder is a shorter, wider one, which is almost, but not quite, touching the inner part near the middle of its height. Cross-section of half a stoneware vessel which is internally cylindrical. An angled section extends for half the height of the cylinder and there is a pocket of air between the parts. That’s a double-walled wheel-thrown raktajino mug, baby!!! No handle and a little squat - this was made before the one in the previous photos in the series.
December 20, 2024 at 3:43 AM