Anonymous #1 14w

aww thank you so much. its mostly patience! lots of sewing straight lines lol

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Anonymous #2 14w

for scale!!

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Anonymous #3 14w

for scale !

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Anonymous #4 14w

thank you !! its double sided too 😮‍💨 lots of straight lines lol

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Anonymous smiley_smile 14w

the nonbinary flag! designed in 2014

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Anonymous #10 14w

lol thank you

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Anonymous #10 14w

Ohhh I was comparing the banana to the yellow stripe

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Anonymous OP 14w

Ojhhh this whole time I thought it was an asexual flag I suck at remembering flags I got the memory of a goldfish 💀

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Anonymous smiley_smile 14w

I get the mixed up too and I’m nonbinary and acespec 😭

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Anonymous #7 14w

I’m non-binary and aroace and I always get them mixed up 😭 I think it’s the green and yellow

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Anonymous #12 14w

i used a machine!! it was a pretty straightforward process: i got a strip of fabric in each color cut in 3/8 of a yard so that each strip could be 6 inches without seam allowance (its double sided) and then i sewed yellow to white and black to purple, then white to purple. at this point i essentially have two flags. i laid them right sides together and sewed the yellows together, then the blacks together. i sewed one side off, then turned it right side out. i cut holes for the grommets and

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Anonymous OP 14w

hammered them in. then i turned it back inside out and sewed off the last side, except for the black stripe. once that was sewn off, i flipped it back right side out and hand stitched the end of the black stripe together. i also used an overlock stitch for every seam to keep it from fraying! it was a really enjoyable process and i would describe myself as a beginner/intermediate sewer.

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Anonymous OP 14w

Well done! I’ve only ever sewn about 4 things myself lol. Any estimate to the total project cost?

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Anonymous #12 14w

yeah it was about $18 at the fabric store, i already had the grommets and thread so that helped the cost. it did take probably three hours 😅 but well worth it imo

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