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knowing someone who crochets/knits

Yes! I’ll take that scarf/ beanie/ blanket/ sweater/ weird stuffed animal. You make that slut top! Don’t pay urban outfitters or whatever 80 dollars! Spend a similar amount in supplies and time and do it yourself! I dont do it, but I admire the person in my life that does. Granny squares rock

@oldmanname

Apr 5, 2024

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Crochet

I find it easier than knitting for some reason, but if knitting is your bag, then go with that. I just love turning my brain off and crocheting while I watch tv or listen to a podcast!!!! If you have the problem that I do where you need to have something to do w your hands while you sit still (lol) (needing to be productive while relaxing) (aka ADHD) this is great. And bonus you get a new sweater or hat or blanket when you’re done!

@phebson

May 29, 2024

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LEARN HOW TO CROCHET

You need hobbies!! Not ones you monetize off of! Just pure fun! and a way to pat yourself on the back and say, “Woah, Ican make this awesome special unique thing! Just for me and how I like it. I am capable of learning new skills!“ This is how I cope ahaha Link to the tutorial i’m following is attached :)

@courtnipoe

Dec 29, 2024

Top Recs from @jilly

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stop!! look at my frog!!

@jilly

Feb 19, 2025

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accepting that you’re not trendy and cool

tried reading dante alighieri’s inferno. key emphasis on tried. i got bored and realised a story written in poem form is not my typa beat. i tried because it seemed like what all the indie hipsters who are well versed would read, and that i would look cool and niche—but it just cost me $25. i prefer crazy detailed paragraphs rather than a line by line story. anyways

@jilly

Feb 17, 2025

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stop saying “i’m sick”!!

saying “i’m sick” when you’re sick is boring. instead, here are some more funky fresh and cool ways to disclose that your immune system has been highjacked (it’s time to revive these sayings from the dead!): “i am indisposed” “i am taken ill” “i am feeling out of sorts” “i am suffering from a bilious attack” “i have been seized by an ague” “i am afflicted with a malaise” “i have taken to my bed” “the vapours have overcome me” “i have a touch of the influenza” “the rheumatism plagues me” “i am laid low with a fever” “i am afflicted with a troublesome ailment” you’re welcome

@jilly

Feb 18, 2025