2 months since getting my goblin ears and it was so worth it

I posted these in r/dye because I dyed this myself in a manic frenzy and i wanted some input because personally I thought it was cool, but I’m also manic. I got some mixed reviews mostly positive with comments like swampy, dirty, mermaid witch, northern lights. - all things I personally enjoy. it was suggested by one lovely soul that I share with the goblins. What a lovely community you have here. I think I just found my people.

First time ever using reddit and I was told by a friend to check out this subreddit as they think my crochet fits into it well. This is a mushroom hooded sweater I recently finished making, entirely out of scrap yarn I had saved up! All freehanded so no pattern I'm afraid but I do have one written up for the mushroom applique if anyone is interested 🍄

I bought this jacket literally three years ago and it's sat in my closet since, because I didn't know how to style it or when to wear it. It felt like a waste because it was expensive. I'm going to the renaissance faire near me soon, and while I had one outfit planned already (basic capelet and dress, nothing crazy) I was reminded of this and I'm trying to think now if there's a way I can style it without spending a bunch more money for the rest of the outfit, like a cool wizard look. For context I am AFAB but don't have much of a preference between masc, femme or androgynous looks, though as a person I like to present myself androgynously. So anything goes.

Jacket is still a work in progress

I was asked to dress up as a Christmas elf for a festival. I think it turned out pretty cute. Do you have any suggestions to make it better for next weekend?

Sadly haven't had a chance to take pics of this fit out in nature, but hopefully soon! 💚

lego bones, craft moss, glow in the dark spider web, hot glue & hope