#crocus
haven’t posted any Sawdust in a long, long time :’-3 their designs changed a bit, like they got a moustache now ✸
[Image ID: A digital drawing of my character Sawdust on a white paper-textured background. They’re a sandy coloured goat-like humanoid creature with orange eyes, brown horns, beige hair and facial hair. Their hair has various braids in it and they have red-tipped whiskers. They’re wearing a red balaclava with a tassel and beads on the end, and an orange raincoat with a floral pattern inside the hood. There’s a small red star-like shape in the bottom-left corner, and also white, purple and orange crocuses flowing out from their hood, along with small green leaves, red pollen and other small stars. End ID.]
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Another page I drew for the @opvsdayzine I ran!! I tried something new and lost all my files and had to redo this piece at the last month.. it was a hell of a ride..
1/3/22
Spring is on her way :)
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Been working in the garden today. Planting mixed flowerbulbs so they can sleep until next year I also harvested rhubarb for the second time And then I did a little fall decorating by the front door. #gardenwitch #garden #levlandlig #fall #autumn #faveseason #falldecor #falldecorations #pumpkin #crystals #orange #tulips #hyacinths #daffodils #crocus #allium #nivalis #interiordesign #livetpålandet #landliginterior #landliglykke #landligstil #landligsjarm #landlig #countrylife #bergkrystall
https://www.instagram.com/p/BoWgU3KAVVS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11iug12yx6zd5
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Three tiny April buds paintings created a month ago when I was sad about not going outside and too down on myself to post any of the art I was making online. I’ve now gotten some sun and I’m feeling a bit better
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You will find that there are many common varieties of flowers (or any plant for that matter,) that are poisonous, toxic, or venomous. There are a few relatively safe ways to still use them (without touch or consumption) in your craft if you so wish.
There are plants that can cause organs to stop functioning, including your lungs, kidneys, and heart. This is why it is so important to research properly, and understand how to safely handle it if desired. Do not leave these within the reach of pets or children.
Do NOT ingest these flowers or consume them in any way. This includes burning them for smoke cleansing. In fact, please don’t put anything on or in your body without research, identification, and consulting a medical professional about it first.
Consumption Alternatives:
Contained Vessels:
After properly drying these plants, you can use these plants in sealed sachets and bottle spells, or leave them hanging in a safe place to have a consistent and fluid stream of their energies. Please handle with gloves.
Growing:
If you possess a pet or small child, this is probably not the suggestion for you. Many practitioners use dried foliage because it preserves better and is flammable if desired. However, having a growing and alive plant around also can attract the intentions you desire if done strategically with intent. Please handle with gloves.
Baneful Magic:
Applying the aforementioned methods I’ve laid out, you can sometimes use toxic plants in these forms to do Baneful Magic. Any positive attribute a flower can bring can also be used to revoke or withdraw it, alongside the already toxic energy. Please handle with gloves.
Toxic Flower Magical Properties:
Bluebell:
Prosperity, honesty, contentment, dignity, prosperity, honor, gratitude, wealth, great fortune, humility, thankfulness, and blessings. Toxic.
Columbine:
Romance, intelligence, courage, veneration, experience, compassion, admiration, valor, reverence, love, adoration, and knowledge. Toxic.
Crocus:
Love, visions, cheerfulness, rebirth, innocence, divination, blissfulness, romance, transformation, beginnings, happiness, and simplicity. Toxic.
Cuckoo Flower:
Fertility, romance, persistence, sensuality, conception, love, perseverance, lust, fecundity, tenacity, endurance, and fruitfulness. Toxic.
Daffodil:
Positivity, prosperity, fertility, love, restoration, vitality, good luck, romance, abundance, hopefulness, healing, fortune, and revitalization. Toxic.
Periwinkle:
Romance, concentration, prosperity, knowledge, composure, warding, dexterity, focus, sensuality, abundance, lustfulness, and love. Toxic.
Tulip:
Prosperity, defense, adoration, romance, bounty, potential, protection, abundance, affluence, luxury, opportunity, and good fortune. Toxic.
Other Links:
Flower Magic: I
Flower Magic: II
Flower Magic: III
Flower Magic: Poisonous
it’s springtime! lie on those flowers
New pattern! Meet a new set of Easter eggs! You may stitch them and decorate Easter tree ✨6-in-1 pattern includes muscari, snowdrops, bluebells, crocuses, daffodils and violets.
Crocus speciosus, with common name Bieberstein’s crocus, is a species of flowering plant in the genus Crocus of the family Iridaceae. The plant is native to northern and central Turkey, the Caucasus, northern Iran, Crimea.
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