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产品: 新特奇优,创新制胜。
Product: Pursue Uniqueness, Innovation.
研发: 追求卓越,迅时研新。
R & D: Seek for Excellence and Fashion.
品质: 做工优良,质量保证。
Quality: Excellent workmanship, Reliable quality.
团队: 协同合作,精锐同心。
Team: Cooperate United, Faithfully.
理念: 动态管理,与时俱进。
Motto: Dynamic Management with the Times.
Top of round button. Cast mesing from lost wax form. Polished. Replics for Muzeum of the Romany kulture in Brno ČR
I've written a whole series of posts on my blog this week called Sort, Store, Organise!
georginagiles.wordpress.com/2013/01/23/button-stash-storage/
Se cambia de ropita y se pone algo mas alegante!
Tengo que confesar que es mi ojito derecho!!
Adoro a mis 2 muñecos nenes de la casa (Nano, mi precioso enyo, y Button, este precioso blytho)
The Herb Garden at Quail Hollow State Park - Hartville (Stark County) Ohio
USA
Shot in 14 bit RAW (NEF) and processed in Phtotshop Elements with ACR4.4
my lame and disastrous attempt at sewing a button hole with the sewing machine i've never used before. i swear that's 700 yards of thread. it took us a good 30 to 45 minutes just to pull the *fabric* out of the sewing machine.
(this was a project for my poppie - he always spills stuff on his shirts while eating, so i was making napkins that you can button on up high and cover your shirt.)
Purple & Camouflage diamond-braided poly cord knotted in a interlock sennit with Vintage functional button
Os Gemeos Mural: by the twin brothers Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo.
The Rose Kennedy Greenway is the site.
The 70' x 70' mural is displayed in Dewey Square Park on the Air Intake Structure located between Summer and Congress Streets. The mural is temporary and will be up through the end of Os Gemeos’ exhibition at the ICA (11/25/12)...
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This is the second button ring I made and I love it. Very simple but elegant. Done with 11/0 seedbeads in Turquoise.
Este es el segundo anillo boton que hice y me encanto el resultado. Es la mas que me gusta y eso por el color turquesa y la elegancia que tiene. Esta echa con rocalla 11/0 en color turquesa
Mary and I first met at the Cambridge Women's Center, in its "Women Writing" group. Before we became a couple we'd spent about a year sitting across from each other in a room of women who wrote and poured our hearts out in the act of free-writing. (In July 2004 I began and facilitate a co-ed free-writing group patterned after "Women Writing" -- I've written about that group here.)
The Women's Center was born when a large group of women seized an abandoned, Harvard University-owned building In 1971. Their organizing efforts and generous local support led to the purchase of a lovely house at 46 Pleasant Street, near Cambridge's Central Square.