they're all awesome, my favorite is the onw ith the long hair

fabulous!

very nice! it'd lovely to see your hats!

My boyfriend insisted that we use manwich next time we make these. Neither of use are actually veggie/vegan, we just try eat healthy food and we're cheap as can be. The recipe is great because they taste JUST like real sloppy joes (according to the boy- Im scared of real ones!) and uses only like half a package of Bob's Redmill TVP.

we've always used manwich and some morning star burger crumbles for sloppy joes simple, fast, and easy

if you're a dairy-eater (or i'm sure they make vegan style "cheese")

melt cheese (any type) on rice or noodles for cheap macaroni and cheese. you can always mix things into this. my dad did this alot aparently when he was a poor college student. he likes peas on it too, but other veggies are good.

oh my gosh yes! I'm practically failing everything and what do I want to do now? do my missing work or sew? the latter of course!

did you do this by hand or by machine? I hope he liked it, cuz either way you did an awesome job ^^

great job!

I thuroughly enjoyed your paper! i think that through papers like this, people can discover new outlets for their emotions (like crafting) i highly encourage you to find a way to distribute this paper (once finished) to places where people who beed some crafty release would find it.

I suppose that you could heat-set it, depending on the type of ink you used...

It's just normal ol black pen, nothing special, cheap if anything. 

Would a fine-point sharpie work?  I've seen lots of people use sharpies here but I've never tried it.  I suppose it wouldn't look as 'drawn' as it is, but it's far better than busting out my paints and attempting to trace all my fine lines with a brush (that'll never look right!).  Is there a way to seal that or is that just permanent? 

sharpie tends to bleed a bit on fabric, much moreso than a regular ballpoint pen. Also, with a lot of wear, sharpies will fade away. if you know what type of pen it was, you might be able to go to the store and see if that type has waterproof ink. (it varies by brand)