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some (incredibly windy) soothing ocean content for your timeline
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escaped to the coast for an afternoon this week
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my new lazy cake technique is to skip crumb coating and trying to make smooth icing just do some sloppy piping. not a bad result for much less effort
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My Star Wars costume entry for #QueensPerilFriday is a 50s/60s-ish vintage take on a gown of Padmé’s that sadly only appears in a deleted scene from Episode II. All put together with things from my closet/around the house. In the scene Padmé says she survived an assassination attempt “less than an hour” earlier. It took me much longer than that to put together my much less elaborate version. Shoutout to Padmé and her handmaiden squad pulling off looks like this that quickly. If you’d like to read about just how they manage all those costume changes, (aka, my dream content) be sure to check out @ek_johnston’s books about them: Queen’s Shadow and its upcoming prequel
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a little escape 🌸
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hangin’ in there
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❤️🧡💛❤️🧡💛 in possibly the most on-brand move I’ve ever made, my #QueensPerilFriday Star Wars arts and crafts entry is Naboo handmaiden-inspired fringe earrings. Materials: ❤️ yarn 🧡 turmeric for dyeing the lightest yellow 💛 a red envelope ❤️ clear gel nail polish 🧡 basic jewelry wires and jump rings If you like Star Wars, girl gangs, or fashion as a weapon, you can get @ek_johnston’s first Amidala novel Queen’s Shadow for FREE right now on ebook and be sure to pre-order the new one: Queen’s Peril! (support your struggling local indie bookstore!) Queen’s Shadow is one of my favorite Star Wars stories ever, and if you know me, you know I consume a lot of Star Wars stories. ❤️🧡💛❤️🧡💛
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quarantine can’t stop birthdays! more family recipes: dark chocolate cake with fluffy almond frosting. delivered to my Auntie Terry
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when you’re socially distanced from your grandma and you have to make the Italian Easter bread yourself. (Fortunately I took notes when I made it with her last year)
