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Mesh light curtains that come in 2 versions, one 2li and the more dense one is 3li.
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♥ Pixie
horse hair & straw insulation spilled out of holes in the walls; in turn twisted this way & that by huge sagging wooden beams.
...bit wobbly underfoot so didn't stay too long.
flower patch cottage
Leo is laying on a chair I've thrown my freshly laundered kitchen curtains over the back of.
The curtains are really getting old, and I should replace them, but I just can't bear to part with them.
They have a cat motif (what else?) and go with the color scheme of the kitchen perfectly. I've looked all over for more, but to no avail.
This building in Ludlow, Kentucky sat empty for years. The curtains slowly shredded. The building was recently repaired and the windows secured.
Red Curtains by Daniel Arrhakis (2022)
With the music : Scorpio V - Profundis (from the new album "Chants From the Inner Monastery") released by Prometheus Studio. Dark Gothic / ritual ambient with ethereal Gregorian & byzantine chants.
A creative Gothic Mystery mood made with stock images and images of mine. Background monastery, from photos of mine taken in Monastery Of Odivelas, Lisbon, Portugal.
"My greatest trouble is getting the curtain up and down..."
~ T. S. Eliot
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Here's the finished curtains I made out of Kodachrome slides! The slides date from the 50s and early 60s, and are all from a lot of slides I got in Kansas City last fall. The majority of slides on the right panel are of horses. Go figure. Travis drilled 8 holes in the slides using a Dremel tool in a Dremel drill press thingy, and I connected them all using aluminum chainmail rings.
Hey, this made Flickr Explore! Woot!
Holy crap, now this is on Lifehacker and Make and Craft and Craftster! Double woot! I have the most famous curtains on the internets. :)
In response to the whole "Won't it fade?" question, I'm pretty sure that yes, in time, the slides (especially the ones in direct sunlight) will fade. I don't know how long they'll last. If it happens in the next week or so, I'll let you know. :) Hopefully, they'll last a year or so. I have a ton of old slides, so as they fade, I can just replace them with others. That won't be any big deal. I think if this was on a north-facing window, the slides will fade a lot slower. Also, I scanned in the most interesting slides, so in case the slides to fade to nothingness, the image is still preserved.
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Fifth update - After 5 months, the images don't look like they've faded at all.
Fourth update - I finally went ahead and banned the guy who had been arguing with me in the comments. So, if you're reading through the comments and things seem like they're missing, that's why. If you're curious about what was said, just Flickrmail me and I'll paraphrase. I just want to make it clear that this particular user has been blocked not because of anything he said, but because he continued to infringe on the copyright to this photo after repeated requests that he not do so. I'm cool with someone disagreeing with me; I'm not cool with theft.
Third update! - I wrote an epically long, self indulgent blog post about the whole "You must preserve history!" angst that's gone on in the comments. You can read it here: yarnzombie.net/craft/?p=194
Another update! I made a lamp out some of the leftover slides. It's here if you want to check it out: www.flickr.com/photos/yarnzombie/4366892426/
*Update!* 2-17-10 www .roadsideonline .com , who has been arguing with me in the comment section, has stolen this picture without permission to use on his own site.
It's not just a case of carrying a camera where ever you go but I also think if you see an opportunity shoot it at that moment don’t wait because when you come back it will be different (reflections or light). Half an hour later on my return journey, I found everything was straight and in the right place.
I love how the grapes leaves are dangling gently and waving smoothly with the wind, and with the sun lights penetrating them, they look like curtains of lights, so lovely to walk through them in the main passage of our garden and touching your face, and also a wonderful subject for photos :))
because Life is Beautiful ♥
Have a wonderful relaxing weekend !!
Or Happy Surprise Birthday Party Curtains for Rescued Puppies if you're not into overly dramatic titles.