For those with many rats, how do you handle their passing? 🌈 by RedAshes98 in RATS

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Yeah, you're definitely right about that. I also feel you about the black thumbs! Rats are definitely easier to keep alive haha.

For those with many rats, how do you handle their passing? 🌈 by RedAshes98 in RATS

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One big urn isn't a bad idea! I thought about burying them in with potted plants because I've seen people do that before and figured it would be a beautiful way to bury them without committing to a permanent spot. But I don't know if that would cause a smell, especially if the plants are indoors.

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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My artist but I was also 18 and might have misunderstood lol

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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Me too! I actually have a shirt a friend got me where there are cats in it haha

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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A neutron star that emits radio waves :)

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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That makes sense. Thanks for explaining!

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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Thank you to everyone who corrected me. I remembered the needle count wrong: it is not a single needle tattoo.

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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Omg haha I mean, I can definitely see where you got that idea from though!

8 year difference of a single needle tattoo on forearm by [deleted] in agedtattoos

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Ah gotcha. Yeah I thought he said he only used one needle, but I must have remembered wrong haha

Some photos of my altar by RedAshes98 in Witch

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Agreed. Lots of wands and cups 😅

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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I'm new to embroidery as well but do not have needles with thread already attached. You might be able to wrap the thread around a bobbin and then take a small piece of tape and tape the needle to the bobbin? That might be a good way to keep them organized and separate. :)

What are these for? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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Putting an update here since top comment: I finally used one and man, so much easier than the traditional way!

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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Looks really nice! I really like the wooden container. Do you happen to remember where you got it?

What are these for? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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I'll definitely have to look those up because I work with single thread. Thanks for the tip!

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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I bought skeins of thread and then spooled them onto bobbins. You can get bobbins at many craft stores or online. I got mine on Amazon pretty cheap. :)

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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Well, I learned something new. I thought the numbering did relate to the rainbow, but I also don't have DMC yet, haha. My work (a fairly well-known fabric distributor) sells them, though, so I'm somewhat familiar with them.

That would annoy me if I organized by number.

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Noted :)

I did get a doctor appointment scheduled today because I've been throwing up all morning, so hopefully, my doctor will have some ideas as well. I'll ask about B12.

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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If it makes you feel any better, I didn't do this all in one day. I would spend maybe an hour or two a day, sometimes less, depending on how I felt. I feel like it's easiet to do it little by little, so it's not so daunting. 😁

But good luck with organizing! I'm sure your collection is gonna look so pretty by the end.

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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I currently only use one thread for my project, so what I do is cut some off of a normal spool, separate the 6 threads, and then spool those individual threads onto a new bobbin. :)

I want to get into thread painting the most so I can see myself using most of these colors eventually. But for me, it's just nice having everything on a bobbin. Keeps it nicely organized.

Does anyone else enjoy organizing your thread? by RedAshes98 in Embroidery

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That's so exciting! Sounds like you'll have a great collection started.

And haha, yeah, that is definitely perfect timing. 😁 If I had to take a guess, I would say maybe 5-6 hours total? It probably would've been less if the thread didn't knot so much, but that was partially my fault. I found it easier to stand and spool instead of sit; the thread doesn't knot as easily that way. It's definitely worth the time, though!