Feral Strumpet
@FeralStrumpet@handmade.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
A photo of a silver pendant necklace featuring a large pewter butterfly as its focal. The butterfly has 12 tiny wire-wrapped purple amethyst beads hanging from the wings. There are also purple amethyst beads framing the butterfly, connecting it to the silver chain.
A photo of a silver pendant necklace featuring a large pewter butterfly as its focal. The butterfly has 12 tiny wire-wrapped purple amethyst beads hanging from the wings. There are also purple amethyst beads framing the butterfly, connecting it to the silver chain.
A photo of a silver pendant necklace featuring a large pewter butterfly as its focal. The butterfly has 12 tiny wire-wrapped purple amethyst beads hanging from the wings. There are also purple amethyst beads framing the butterfly, connecting it to the silver chain.
A graphic depiction of the multicoloured Disability Pride Flag on a cream background that states "Happy Disability Pride Month! Learn more about the Disability Pride Flag." The graphic breaks down what each of the colours of the flag symbolise: red for physical disabilities, gold for neurodiversity, white for invisible & undiagnosed disabilities, blue for emotional & psychiatric disabilities, green for sensory disabilities, and charcoal symbolising mourning and rage for the victims of ableist violence and abuse.
A graphic depiction of the multicoloured Disability Pride Flag on a cream background that states "Happy Disability Pride Month! Learn more about the Disability Pride Flag." The graphic breaks down what each of the colours of the flag symbolise: red for physical disabilities, gold for neurodiversity, white for invisible & undiagnosed disabilities, blue for emotional & psychiatric disabilities, green for sensory disabilities, and charcoal symbolising mourning and rage for the victims of ableist violence and abuse.
A graphic depiction of the multicoloured Disability Pride Flag on a cream background that states "Happy Disability Pride Month! Learn more about the Disability Pride Flag." The graphic breaks down what each of the colours of the flag symbolise: red for physical disabilities, gold for neurodiversity, white for invisible & undiagnosed disabilities, blue for emotional & psychiatric disabilities, green for sensory disabilities, and charcoal symbolising mourning and rage for the victims of ableist violence and abuse.
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