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I got this patch in the middle of winter at #ewma during swarm. I've worn it but never ironed it on like it's made to be. I can't commit to a permanent surface. It matched that tarot trade dye job @chelsamander gave me, and that was special.


But mostly I think about cool it when I'm getting impatient for things to happen. And then wore it around proudly when my multicolored hairs were fresh. There's a huge part of me that is so impatient for things to change for the better. Like "we don't have time to wait for change" is my feeling inside.


But as a tarot reader you have to be with the change for it to shift. It's important to be present, to hold space, to be patient - when all you want to do is turn the page. So I think about this artist - who I could not find the name of at ewma when I bought it but they didn't know it, it was in a basket of other cool things - and send them love & appreciation for this patch because it gives me a lot to think about, always. .



Patch by #ewma


I have idea to open up a vintage / specialty store called Witchy Woo where I make cloaks and pair them up with whatever. I didn't think of it at first, but it's similar to the #thisiswhatafeministlookslike project cuz basically it would be street wear with a cape or tarot cards or something highly cheesy with it, cuz duh witches look like you and me. You don't need a cloak, although I do enjoy mine 🧟🧛🧞👩‍🎤👩‍🎨



Fabric by @mintagemall


UPDATE Feb 11/25


IN JULY 2020 I ACTUALLY STARTED A TAROT FASHION BRAND CALLED BY TOOTH AND CLAW CLOTHING. IT HAPPENED EVERYONE. https://bytoothandclawclothing.com/

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