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welcome to my neighborhood! this photo was taken just a couple blocks from where i live. as can be seen peeking out from behind the road construction chaos, we have a fab old movie palace here :-)
this venue, the music box theater, was designed by louis simon and opened in 1929. it's interior has been beautifully restored, and it is a popular place to see indie and foreign films.
Design: Makoto Yamaguchi
Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kX7UOc-3Kk
Modified to two dollar bills from two squares.
I prefer to match the original model as close as possible, but in this case I was short on paper and had to make a few adjustments. I still like the final result, resembles a candy and still holds together with a minimum amount of folds. This is a simple and easy box to make. I raised the lid 1/8" for easy opening.
I love to transform ordinary things into something special. I covered plain match boxes with vintage style prints, shabby pink roses and a pinch of glitter. I make these in many different themes and they sell like hot cakes in my shops.
3d Change created from the ikea boxes for our dining room chairs. This ended up being in the recent "You are Beautiful Show?" in Milwaukee at the Walker's Point Art Center. Thanks to Chris Silva. www.flickr.com/photos/chrissilva/91539286/
O.K. ... Here is the question? ... this was all handpainted, just drawn onto the box freehand & then painted, these are my own original designs... So does this classify as a handpainted Zentangle? :) ........... THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS ... AND NOW I WILL TELL YOU THAT I PAINTED THESE PIECES TWENTY YRS. AGO! ... ANYWAY, THANKS FOR TAKING THE TIME OUT OF YOUR DAY TO LOOK & COMMENT ON MY PIECES, IT MEANS SO MUCH TO ME TO KNOW THAT YOU ENJOY LOOKING AT MY WORK AS MUCH AS I LOVE LOOKING AT YOURS! :)
I took a few minutes and a short walk to capture photos here. To my surprise the small canyon abruptly ended. What had been a sandy wash or ravine was now a vertical wall- dead end. The entire walk was maybe 200 feet (60 m). The trail made a sharp curve which hid the nature of the short canyon.
Felt Cake (2 Paper Boxes)
Big paper box: 8.5cm x 8.5cm x height 9cm
Small paper box: 6cm x 4.5cm x height 4cm
**One set only**
USD24 (included register mail to US)
Thank you for looking^^
117 Pictures in 2017 #1: Something You Open
This is a treasure box that my best friend from grade school got me many, many years ago when she and her family went to Germany. I used to keep my hairpins in it, now I keep my smashed pennies inside. Still my treasure box after all these years...
the papers said seomthing about poetry and naked souls, but of course i can't remember (or read them) now.
AA Box, Aysgarth, Wensleydale, 13 Jul 2021
I love the way the Yellow Loosestrife complements the AA Yellow.
In the early 1960s there were 862 AA sentry boxes scattered around the country.
It is thought that 21 of the original AA boxes remain in situ at the roadside.
Most of these are now listed buildings.
The Aysgarth box is Grade II listed.
Arbroath North box still carries its old name-board today, even though it lost its South sibling in 1971.
The building and its setting look very different now, however. The signal box was altered under Railtrack's refurbishment programme, while the industrial premises which enclosed it to the north and east have long since gone.
Packaged very differently than the pullips! It's a pretty box tho. I'd seen a J-Doll before, but this was my first time seeing a J-Doll box...
Brayton Signal Box was a NER designed box that was situated south of Selby on the East Coast Main Line. It controlled rail traffic at Brayton Junction which was the route from Selby off to the port town of Goole which branched off the ECML. It became a Gate Box in 1973 controlling the level crossing and closed on 6th March 1988. The box has long been demolished.
I found the wooden boxes on the street in Finsbury Park a few years ago. I've had the spice bottles for years, and refill from loose or cello packs. I am slowly replacing the clear glass bottles with Taylors Mustard bottles (top shelf with the yellow lids), as and when I finish eating the mustard. (Big bottle with yellow lid is a Marmite jar.)
I buy Taylors mustard because I like the taste, but equally importantly, because it is a small company who manufacture in Cheshire. The bottles are brown (so good for spice storage) and the label comes right off with a bit of water. (So none of those industrial glues many big companies use on their products.)
Everything else is either upcycled from food purchses (such as the Lavazza coffee tin and the two green/yellow boxes which housed Japanese tofu) or purchased at second hand shops (the 60s ceramic container and 70s orange tureen which holds onions and garlic).
My soy milk maker is at the left. Fifty quid on eBay and it's saved that much already. Plus no more tetra paks which aren't recyclable. And the family who own tetra pak include the dissolute Mayfair heir who's a heroin addict and his wife who was arrested in 2008 for trying to smuggle crack into the American Embassy in London. I have NO interest in supporting rich crack heads and neither should you. Avoid tetra paks where possible. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-558569/Drugs-billionaire...
Bottesford West Junction signal box seen from a DMU taking the Newark line. Rare for service trains and long gone.
Happy Birthday Corey. Shoe box is white cake with white chocolate ganache filling, covered with dark chocolate ganache. I used Duff's black fondant which tasted very good like candy.