wards and shields (i)

ershiqi:

  • always make sure there’s more than one layer
  • a layer of invisibility shield helps hide you from most entities; makes you harder to be found (personally smoke and fog is good for this)
  • cleanse your space thoroughly before putting up wards, you don’t want to be stuck with negative energy and entities
  • it doesn’t always have to be spherical (you can make it tight fitting to your body like a second skin, it can be trapezoid for all i know)
  • don’t forget you’re 3D so you have to ward your back and feet and top of head too
  • you can incorporate different elements and types of shields (bouncy, rubbery, hard, flexible, airy, fiery, etc), try to match it with your energy
  • you can also take inspiration from fiction (you want to make a shield that spins like naruto’s rasengan??? go ahead)
  • asking for help from your deities/spirits you’re working with is also possible (to strengthen it, to add a little more oomph to it, or even to create a whole new layer)
  • be creative and liberal with your creations because spiritual attacks happen in a lot of different ways

ethansembroidery:

backstagestitches:

checkeredpaintbrush:

wheel-deal-stitches:

backstagestitches:

(via Meme Stitch 3)

Dedicated to all the well-meaning, ill-informed strangers who see me stitching in the wild

this is one of the most meta things that I have ever seen. the layers and experiences needed to understand this are absolutely hilarious. this is amazing and I love it. ❤ 

Yes hello i need this. Is there a pattern i can has?

There absolutely is a pattern. You can grab it here

♥️

Reblogging again for the link to buy the pattern.

angelacostumery:

A chemise made for underneath my tudor dress! This drafted/cut/sewn in a day. I wanted to make something easy that wouldn’t require much machine sewing and this was a good fit!

Pretty much everything except for the side seams and sleeve seams were done by hand. It’s made from three yards of cotton gauze which I got from Joanns – I officially adore this fabric, it was so easy to work with and lightweight. Definitely going to make more underthings from it, even if it isn’t historically accurate.