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I've been a busy bee... There are some 37 50 baby hats so far I created over the last few weeks, starting around Christmas.
I got REALLY addicted to sitting and knitting :) ... Never thought I'd be into wool and crafts ever again...
BTW: It's for charity (http://www.savethechildren.de/index.html)
Older leaves have a red primary vein. At the base of the stalk there is a basal rosette of leaves. The leaves grow in a circular pattern and are long (up to 2 ft) and narrow (3 1/2 in wide). There is a papery sheath that covers the seed and the leaf axil, a common characteristic of the Buckwheat family.
The winged seeds are dark brown. Seed wings are described as triangular shaped or heart shaped. There are up to 40,000 seeds per plant!
The plant grows 3-5 feet tall. New growth can be observed in the spring alongside last year's brown stalks. The new plant is green, 12 - 18 inches high with wavy green leaves.
Taproots are long, stout, and yellow. A plant can regenerate from only the roots.
My newest charge. This is Curly the Bashkir Curly. We've been jogging his memory, and hope to start riding with him this week. With a little work, I may get to learn how to teach a horse to drive with this guy. That would be cool.
Curly Wolf Espresso House is a new coffee shop in Nevada City at 217 Broad Street. Read about it on our blog here: broadstreetinn.com/blog/2012/06/21/curly-wolf-espresso-ho...
江戸川橋-代官山-渋谷 2017_03_24
駒沢通り 鎗ヶ崎交差点
恵比寿西１、渋谷区
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-42mm F3.5-5.6ⅡR
[HDR from 5 jpeg images ±4EV, Handheld]
Another couple items I pulled from the attic when I went home to visit my parents. My dress and a blankie.
Dig the tiny curls! The surface of a sunflower is far more complex than one might think. The large version shows this even better.
no idea what sort of plant this is, just loved the curl and swoop of those leaves...
Elizabeth's lovely duotoned version:
I believe this is Caustis flexuosa (aka Old Man’s Beard/ Grandfather’s Beard). Found in abundance in bushland at Faulconbridge Ridge Trail, Blue Mountains, NSW.
Yarn: 4 balls: Zegna Baruffa (that's the brand) Maratona (that's the name of the yarn) 100% Extra Fine Merino 121 yards... It's extinct
2 balls Reynolds Odyssey for the edging (AKA I ran out of yarn before binding off)
Needles: a LOT of Size 9 circulars. The scarf is made by increasing and increasing until you have a buttload of stitches on the needles. I finally felt most comfortable using two 60 inch addi circulars as single point needles.
Pattern: Ribbon Scarf from Handknit Holidays
Would I make it again? All the stitches became a PITA at the end, but now that I have the right needles, I would probably make a few more. I like the effect and it's an easy pattern to keep track of.
Curly haircut for different face shapes
Choosing the right haircut that suits your face shape determines your beauty. As a curly-haired girl, you must know what curly hairstyle is best for your face. You may love trendy and fashionable styles that celebrities wear, but those styles don’t suit everyone. Observe and try out as many hairstyles as possible to enhance your facial features.
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A pair of white ducks hiding in the shade feeding, as the evening sun was beating down on the autumn leaves covered slope at the water edge. This male(I guess) popped his head up for a look.