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This is one of the two fans that the late Margo gave me for Christmas a dozen years or so ago at one of Vanity's famous and elegant parties. Leslie Anne gave me the juice from her cabbage so I could make soup with it.
A new project for Alicia who want something around my Little Red Riding Hood... So I plan to make a new variation of this theme, with a lot of assorted machine embroideries by combining some designs.
This set will include a dress, a corseted over-dress, removable puffed sleeves, a jacket, a petticoat and socks.
See you soon!
I used to make these "Dream Giftset" photoshoots for fun, but I am refocusing my collection and it was a great way of getting some farewell playtime with the ladies.
The luggage and the matching purse have some wear and tear. GP Eugenia has been swapped into a FR2 body.
For our last full day in Ireland, we took the advice of one of my wife's online knitting contacts are boarded a ferry for the Aran Islands, specifically Inis Mór, the largest of the three. The Arans are notable as being one of the few places remaining where Irish Gaelic remains the official language (I'd wager that nearly all the residents speak both English and Irish, but Irish is the language taught in schools and spoken casually by the locals.) It's a remote, rugged place, but that appeals a lot to me—much like Connemara, I thought it a very beautiful place.
A little reading beforehand convinced me that, with the kids in tow, a bus tour of the island was the most appropriate way to see things, since we only had the one day. While it did limit my photographic opportunities a bit, what with scheduled stops, we were extremely happy with our tour guide, Michael Faherty of Faherty Tours, himself a member of a long line of Inis Mór residents. He was very friendly, informative, quite funny, and more than willing to answer not only my questions, but the battery of questions my kids peppered him with.
One of the big stops was the prehistoric Dún Aonghasa stone fort, which sits on the 100-meter-high cliffs over the Atlantic uphill from the village of Cill-Mhuirbhigh (Kilmurvy). The fort dates to 1100BCE. This is one of the more prominent cliffs seen looking east from the fort, and, unlike the Cliffs of Moher, you can get right up and personal with the cliff (apparently, there have been cliff diving competitions here in the past.)
Nikon D7000 w/Nikkor 18-300mm @ 25mm, 1/180s @ ƒ/16, ISO400. Color finishing using a combination of Nik Viveza and Aperture.
For her month in Bee Unique Bee Knotty Elizabeth asked for blocks made in the theme of "Hanging Quilts" (inspired by a theme used in the Ringo Pie Bee, "Quilts on a Line.") She provided each of us a piece of Kona Snow to use as the background and asked for a 14.5" (unfinished) block.
Elizabeth indicated that the hanging quilts could be hanging on anything. I fear I might be stretching the theme a bit too much but, inspired by The Walking Quilted group, I decided to make a block showing someone holding the quilt with just her feet and hands showing.
For the mini quilt I knew that I wanted to make a tiny version of my most recent finish, City Green. I used the scraps from that quilt and it took me three tries to get it right (I had to abandon the idea of putting the super skinny sashing in between each block once I realized that was insane.) The quilt is about 5" square. The individual squares are 1/2" finished. I sewed the quilt together, turned under the edge and then appliquéd it to the block using a tiny zigzag. All other appliqué is raw-edge.
For the trees I used the same technique that I used for this mosaic tree block. Everything was temporarily attached using a washable glue stick and then I used a tiny zigzag stitch to appliqué everything. I added the pink bird because I thought the the block needed a pop of something that wasn't green.
PS. The quilt holder isn't unclothed -- it's summer time so she's wearing shorts!
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Department Store escalators! View from the 4th floor looking right down to lower ground floor and the cafe.
It's coming down in buckets here, so we decided to go out in the garage. Where dogs shouldn't be, in the front seat of a '63 Porsche 356. She knows she can't drive a stick LOL
On Friday, the Jane Gang went out for lunch, to celebrate Jane's and my birthdays, swap presents and catch up etc. Jayne wanted to try a place called 'Dice', which is a games place - JJ has been here before with friends, but none of us have. They have all sorts of board games and tables laid out like a cafe. You pay £5 or £6 to play the games (depending on the day) and you can buy snacks and drinks. It's a great idea, particularly if you are thinking of buying a game but want to try it out first (games are so expensive these days!)
Anyway, we Janes didn't want to play a game, but we were able to come in for drinks and snacks and for a chat. I took this selfie while we were there. It was confirmed I am a lightweight when it comes to alcohol though. They both chose half pints of beer and I thought I'd go along with it too, but after a few sips I felt that lightheaded feeling and I went back to glasses of water! I guess I'm so used to 0% alcohol lagers now that if I drink the real thing at lunchtime it won't do me any favours! I think the evening is fine as long as I'm eating, as when we were in Budapest the waitress accidentally brought Tim and me a normal Heineken - she couldn't have heard the "zero" part! Luckily I wasn't affected them.
Have your drinking habits changed over the years? I'm now a lightweight!
We didn't play a game, but what is your favourite board game? I must admit Cluedo is up there for me, even though I'm rubbish at it!
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**Madaba** is a historic city in Jordan, located about 30 km southwest of Amman. It is best known for its **Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics**.
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The Macro Monday theme for 10/23 is bokeh and we were tasked to use any subject we wished as long as bokeh, sparky or smooth, was used. I was gifted a sweet little ceramic Christmas scene and love the star, so shot *dozens* of pictures. Was determined to achieve bokeh using my SE2 iPhone in macro mode. The star is 1.6cm or about 5/8th of an inch. I’ll post the real one tomorrow.
For the second year in a row, we were treated to a very rare flying display from a U-2 at RIAT 2025. The aircraft performed a flying display on the Saturday and Sunday of show, consisting of a 'high-speed' gear-up pass, a simulated engine out approach, as well as the unique takeoff and landing routines of the aircraft.
This photo was taken during the go-around after a simulated engine-out approach. -19/07/2025
My friend Karen .... left us last week. I didn't hear until yesterday. I hadn't spoken to her in a long time. For that I am truly sad that I hadn't told her lately that she was very special person who made a difference in our lives when we needed it the most.
She was only 57 years old .... far too young to leave and will be missed greatly by many many many friends.
My deepest sympathy to her husband and children, my thoughts and prayers are with you in finding the strength to cope with all that is before you.
You will be sincerely missed my friend. xo
For FGR 80's Porn, without the porn. My wife won't let me shave the beard, so the 'stache doesn't look to 80's. So I went with the Ron Jeremy chest hair. I had his man boobs too, but I had to crop them out. I got family and co-workers that see this.
Tears for Fears at the Royal Albert Hall. Check out the view shot to see how far we were. Love how this shot Curt Smith is almost looking directly at the camera... :D
This isn't a great photo of it, but that knitted cowl I'm wearing? Amazing. And knitted by this talented lady. I'll be toasty warm this weekend, thanks Sarah xo
In other news, this film is a challenge. These are the warmest tones I've managed so far, and I got them from warming the shot as it developed. Under my shirt for about 15mins.
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For me as a t-girl, a bra is the most essential and feminine of garments which is why I'm holding on to mine ..... 😉
For those of you who didn't go to see my show at Poetik... shame on you!!!!! ;p it just finished ;) The exhibition ran from June 14th and most of the work was new and not previously shown on Flickr. I would like to share it with you now :)
Thanks to Nur Moo for giving me the opportunity to exhibit at Poetik <3
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For SLW: Dinner for One (September 2008). Pancakes with prunes, something I could have all the time just for me. These pancakes were made with very ripe prunes. I wouldn't like to share them.
Steel First Class Sleeping Car for the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits et des grands express européens, built by Leeds Forge
Two berth compartment for day and night use
This cake was for the day before the wedding fayre which was hectic but went really well. We didn't even have time to take a picture as each time we went to there were people coming to talk to us. Although I'm hoping to get some pictures up soon of the display cakes. Thanks for all the goodluck wishes for the fayre.
This cake is trad. vanilla with strawberry preserve and swiss b/c,
Edinburgh was one of several hundred cities hosting a March For Science demonstration on Earth Day, protesting at the wave of politicians and media who disparage "expert opinion", peddle false facts in the face of solid science because it suits their agenda (the consequences be damned) and slash research budgets. The talks at the end of the march, by the Scottish Parliament, were brief but inspiring. Then being a Scottish march it turned into an open air ceilidh dance! Do have a look at the signs, there were some great ones and I tried to snap as many as I could. The fact that I was often walking backwards in the march to try and take photos looking back down the line but didn't fall over is a source of amazement to me (also that several I took doing that actually came out!)