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Slowly getting used to this whole Blogger thing. (What can I say, I'm an LJ girl.) I've added a new template (yay) and I'm starting a few linky lists. If you want to be added to them, drop a comment.

Basically:

-Any Etsy blog, craft-related site, whatever like that for list #1. (So long as it doesn't suck.)

-Any store, Etsy shop, whatever like that which sells handmade pagan/occulty items for list #2. This DOES NOT MEAN big online stores that have handmade stuff on. This means you made a deck of Tarot cards or your coven knitted an evil blanket or something like that.

I'm starting with a few added to both. Bring on links.

INCENSE! My new passion.

Also, I've finally decided to shove it and make what I want to make and target the people I want to target. Namely, occultists. (Well, and hippies.) So yes, I'm planning things like:

-Binding into hardback some hard-to-find stuff: The Goetia, The Black Pullet, etc etc

-Stuff aimed at chaotes: Fill-in-the-blank interchangeable planetary seals (also good for large tic tac toe games), some crazy divination stuff based on systems that aren't really used, etc etc

-Stuff for Discordians. The God-A-Day Calendar project needs to get underway...

You appear to be a Knitting Goddess.
You are constantly giving and are unconcerned with

reward, you simply want others to love

knitting as much as you do. If someone wants

to knit miles of novelty yarns, you are there

for them. If someone wants to learn short row

shaping, you can help. There are no taboos in

knitting, only opportunities to grow.

Everyone should have friend like you around

if they want to learn to knit, and there's a

good chance that your passion has rubbed off

on a few others.
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And, for the record, I found the other #10! It was on the other side of the room. I think they walk around at night.

Insane weekend, what with spending most of Saturday at a Buddhist monastery in Indiana. Anyway, my Knitting Olympics project is well underway. I changed my project at the last minute, due to not yet having the yarn I needed...instead, I am making socks with some TLC Wiggles yarn. Hopefully all goes well, and perhaps I can get the first one finished by the end of the week, before end-of-quarter at school gets too intense...

The latest adventure in polymer clay.

Eyeliner I do not recall buying
A pack of Claritin
Two forks
A full skein of yarn*
Hello Kitty lip gloss
Empty beer bottles with cool import labels I'd meant to remove and save
A calculator
The booklet for Knights of the Old Republic
A tealight candle
A utility knife
Fox Mulder action figures (2; no clue where the corresponding Scullies are)
Lots of empty CD cases
Silver acrylic paint
Five (!) lipsticks (which I never wear)
Wizard and Glass by Stephen King
A paintbrush
Black nail polish
A rubber duckie

No #10. The other one isn't lonely, though. It's sitting in my pencil basket.




*Inexplicably, under my mattress. I'd been looking for it once in a while to make a scarf for my mother. Beautiful robin's egg blue. The downside? Too bulky for anything but the 10's.