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This is the origmai pelleas box by Peter Keller, from the tutorial by Sara Adams, folded from a sheet 15x15cm
An old bottle box located under one of the wooden stairs high up in the bell tower of the former Colchester church of All Saints.
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"Boxes" ~ Street Photo, Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire : Sony HX90, 1/160, f 4, ISO 400. Edited in Topaz Studio and On1
Recently I saw the 6 Point Logarithmic Stacked Star by Georigami and was inspired to fold this box from one hexagonal Tant paper for the lid and one for the bottom.
Paper: Octagon, Hexagon, Pentagon cutted from Wrapping Paper, 10 cm Square
Model: Paul Groom
I found the diagram for the triangle box in my last year's Origami Calender. After folding it, it was obvious that this works for any polygon. So I made some more. Most fun was the square box: Starting with a pentagon, just to end up with something square was kind of weird....
Red pillar boxes are one of Britain's best-loved sights. But did you know they were once green?
The Post Office first installed roadside posting boxes in the Channel Islands in 1852.
After this trial run proved successful, pillar boxes appeared all over the country.
The boxes were tall and cast iron, and took their name from the pillar shape. Initially, most were painted green and the mail slot could be vertical or horizontal.
In the countryside, some people thought green pillar boxes were dreary and hard to see, so in 1874 red became the preferred colour.
Sorry about the price tag, removing it would tear the graphics underneath. I'm sure you can find a way to creatively cover it! Please use in your personal art, on tags, on cards, etc. but please do not sell in a collage sheet or on a cd.
My father painted this little box some years ago - he made the table it's standing on too … a clever fellow my Dad.
These fish boxes like to get about. Mostly from Ireland but Dutch and French in this pile as well. A fine evening to be catching some late sun at Lossie.
You are born in a box. People label you immediately by superficial traits. You are limited by these labels.
I want to know why you can be defined by something you didn't choose to be. If you didn't choose it, how does something like a random trait represent you as a person in any way that matters? And I want to know why these traits are the first things that receive judgment from others.
Your physical nature does not describe your heart, but it does make you a part of humanity. One thing that unites us all as humans is that we were born into bodies we did not choose.
It seems the best thing to do is to accept that fact and move on. But then again that is coming from my privileged perspective. None of us are exempt from judgment, but those of us who are white, heterosexual males are undoubtably unfairly privileged. How can we change this to make life bette for everyone? How can you feel comfortable in Your Box?
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Close-up of the box girder construction used on the bridge spanning Cedar Creek in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. The bridge lies along the interurban railway. Made with a Leica SL and 35 mm Summilux lens. For more go to www.elviskennedy.com
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Our first fairyland tan. Its different than we expected, its quite a pinky red in real life. But they're both super cute!
Are you crafty....creative....want to give a special gift to a special someone.....that they will treasure for the rest of their life.......??....You found it...!!
This is soooooo simple to do.....!!...all it takes......is an acrylic window block....found in most builder supply stores.....(you usually see them in walls to allow light in an area of a home or office)..............you drill a hole in one side just big enough to get a strand of mini lights in....feed all the lights through...just leaving the plug on the outside.............get some decorator wire ribbon.....to dress it up like a present and you are done......!!
This is so magical.....and lights up any corner on a table ....makes a wonderul magical night light for a room..............just the neatest idea .....and makes such a delightful gift to someone you love....or care for..!!
Check out the following picture to see the whole box.....to get a bettter idea how it looks on a table.....!!
Handmade collage box ---------------------------
_Caja contenedora 10,5 x 2 cm x 10,5 cm
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Hecha a mano con tapas y contras de algunas carpetas viejas encontradas + cinta de papel + pegamento + recortes + paciencia (una buena dosis)
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Handmade with covers and backs of some old folders found + adhesive tape + paper + cuts + patience (a good deal)
8 x 8 x 3 inches
Read about how this artwork became a watery grave here: srolfe.com/2011/12/09/shipwreck/
Box with(out) 6 bottles
STORMHOEK P.S. Chardonnay 2014
++++ More boxes in the Album '6 bottles in a box'