1,5 mm heavy rubber suit with hood, attached Marigold gloves and heavy rubber socks #gummiwerkstatt #heavyrubberfetish #heavyrubberboys #heavyrubbersuit #marigold #rubbersocks
“Is life kicking up dust for you?” Evan Stephens Hall sings in the opening to “Endless,” a standout from this year’s Marigold. As a matter of fact, Evan! Here’s a song about wanting to move past something but being stuck in it — the dominant emotion, for me, of 2020. “When this is over / Hold me forever,” he sings in the song’s final lines, which I return to over and over again.
Rufus, the Marigold-dragon and a Lavender-dragon hatchling
I don’t have a name for her yet but I love her very very much Also mild spoilers I guess because that baby won’t appear until Volume 5 of Fio and Tika and I’m currently working on Volume 2 - 3
…Of a german book series that’s still looking for an international release hi yes hello
@cobaltclaw really liked my Marigold, and his OC Kyuu is friends with the Lumiose News Network, so I figured Marigold should introduce herself to the fox boy.
And the last lol-seriously moment: I genuinely thought Robert was going to recognize Edith in her daughter, which would have been a lot more telling if you ask me.
Adventures in Marigold dyeing! It’s such a trip the way that different fibers take natural plant dyes The top is a linen cotton yarn dyed with pomegranate for a khaki base then I put it into a marigold bath to warm it up to a perfect shade of Honey Blonde. The bottom is Banana fiber yarn! Yep bananas! Dye with Marigolds only. The shade is Genda-Hindi for marigolds and it was hand spun in India by cottage industries . . #bananas #indieyarn #indieyarndyer #vegan #veganyarn #india #cotton #linen #genda #marigold #honeyblonde #knittingrocks #knittingofinstagram #knittingofravelry #crochetinglove #crochetofinstagram #crochetofravelry #ouryarncollective #etsylove #etsyfinds #etsy (at Beecher, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2t_hN9JqTH/?igshid=1auasmnwr4eka
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 and intent. Please handle with gloves.
Baneful Magic:
Applying the aforementioned methods I’ve laid out, you can almost always use poisonous 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.
Poisonous Flower Magical Properties:
Azalea:
Elegance, knowledge, abundance, beauty, majesty, intelligence, blessings, magnificence, great fortune, splendor, gracefulness, and wisdom. Poisonous.
Bleeding Heart:
Love, enthusiasm, cleansing, healing, soothing, rebirth, purification, inspiration, romance, compassion, creation, and the space betwixt boundaries. Poisonous.
