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The winter solstice is an astronomical phenomenon that marks the shortest day and the longest night of the year. It occurs when the tilt of Earth's axis is farthest away from the sun. This event has been observed and celebrated by various cultures and civilizations throughout history. In pagan traditions, the winter solstice is often referred to by different names that highlight its significance and symbolism. One such name is Yule, which is derived from the Old Norse word "jól" and is associated with the Norse pagan tradition. Yule was a time of feasting, drinking, and merriment to celebrate the return of the sun and the rebirth of nature.

Stethoscope. I know, I know, Killinger’s isn’t red. BUT IT WAS SO PRETTY, I HAD TO BUY IT.

My good, good friend Chandra Free or spookychan , as she may be better known on the Internet has a Kickstarter going for her graphic novel Now, Chandra has been working on this comic series for as long as I ve known her, and that s been 14 years. My good, good friend Chandra Free or spookychan , as she may be better known on the Internet has a Kickstarter going for her graphic novel Now, Chandra has been working on this comic series for as long as I ve known her, and that s been 14 years.

Yule was a time of feasting, drinking, and merriment to celebrate the return of the sun and the rebirth of nature. It was also a time to honor and worship the gods and goddesses of the Norse pantheon. Another pagan name for the winter solstice is Alban Arthan, which is of Welsh origin.

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It’s been a hot minute since we’ve talked cosplay here at the blog, so you, dear readers, are due for updates! As I mentioned in an earlier post, I’m building a Lady Henry Killinger costume for SDCC. Killinger is on track to be my first completed con costume, and I may have the opportunity to debut it at next month’s Starfest. So, you know, I’m excited.

Here are some of my materials/base items:

Chef’s coat, double breasted, black. Chefworks has a lovely coat in a women’s cut, and this baby fits like a dream. I’ll be putting the Killinger logo on the front in the next day or so.

Stethoscope. I know, I know, Killinger’s isn’t red. BUT IT WAS SO PRETTY, I HAD TO BUY IT.

White house slippers. I’ll be walking SDCC incomfort, thank you. I used black felt to make the skull designs, and will be hot gluing them on shortly.

The magic murder bag. I found this bag on Ebay after an exhaustive murder bag-related search. The handcuffs, silver Killinger logo, and interior lights are a work in progress.

The mask. This base mask was at a lovely little costume shop here in Denver called Disguises. It has some nicks on the nose, but I fixed it with a little paint. I used a sewing pencil to mark the mask as a guide for the paint. I painted the design in with paint pens, which I think came out beautifully.

Obviously, there’s still plenty of work to do. However, I’m confident that this can be a respectable costume and will do justice to Dr. Killinger’s magic murdering ways! Stay tuned for more updates!

Chef’s coat, double breasted, black. Chefworks has a lovely coat in a women’s cut, and this baby fits like a dream. I’ll be putting the Killinger logo on the front in the next day or so.

Alban Arthan means "Light of Winter" and is associated with the druidic tradition of the ancient Celtic people. The winter solstice was seen as a time of harmony and balance, when the darkness and light are in equal measure. It was a time to reflect on the past year, set intentions for the upcoming year, and celebrate the cycle of nature's rhythms. The pagan names given to the winter solstice reflect the deep connection between ancient traditions and the cycles of nature. They remind us of the importance of honoring and celebrating the changing seasons, and the power of nature to inspire and renew our spirits..

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