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Toe-up knitted socks
Purple multicolor sock on the left:
Made for shoe size 38/39 on 2 circulars 4mm. with Zitron Trekking Handart Colombo (75% wool/25%polyamide nylon/100 g/420 m) and Drops Alpaca (100% Alpaca/50 g/180m). Toe-up (Magic Cast-on technique by Judy Becker). Short Row Heel. One Skein Zitron Trekking together with 2 skeins of Drops Alpaca is enough is enough to make one pair. One thread from both types of wool are knitted together.
Red sock on the right:
Made for shoe size 38/39 on 2 circulars 4mm. with Zitron Trekking Handart Nepal (75% wool/25%polyamide nylon/100 g/420 m) and Drops Kid Silk (75%Mohair Super Kid/25% Silk/25 g/200 m).Toe-up (Magic Cast-on technique by Judy Becker). Short Row Heel. One Skein Zitron Trekking together with 1 skein of Drops Kid Silk is enough to make one pair. One thread from both types of wool are knitted together. This is the Rolls Royce of socks. The silk makes it super light and so so soft to the touch.
Rosine accidently dropped my earring down a crevice in the cement stair. Here is the rest of the story: www.flickr.com/photos/camera_rwanda/214817430/in/set-7215...
Gisimba Memorial Center
Kigali, Rwanda. Central Africa.
Sunday, August 13, 2006.
Freddie Alexander's Thursday night show at Piccino Wood Oven Pizza in Littleton, Colorado, March 20, 2025. Great, as usual.
of this five years.
Day 326. 19/05/2011
They say the life of university years are the most memorable. I dont know if thats true, but what I do know is it will definitely leave an impact on my life. The friends that I made, the memories- the memorable and the forgettable, all of it.
Almost done with 4 years, one more to go and I dont know what life has in store for me as a doctor.
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I'm in a rather different mood for my 365. This is a picture of a door in our dorm, which bears marks of Holi from a couple of years back.
The sign of a crush.
Gisimba Memorial Center
Kigali, Rwanda. Central Africa.
Sunday, August 13, 2006.
Finally LA gets some rain.
The monkey asked me if I'd ever seen a rainier day than this. Pretty sad that it's been so long since it rained that he doesn't even remember it ever raining harder than this drizzle.
For FGR and the hand art group
Hopefully this qualifies. The group page did say that photos of hands were cool even without something drawn on them.
Support Gismba Memorial Center. Buy the book!: www.blurb.com/my/book/detail/559906
Jo Jo and me, with Francois's hands wrapped around me.
Rosine made this photography.
Gisimba Memorial Center
Kigali, Rwanda. Central Africa.
Sunday, August 13, 2006.
If you are interested in sponsoring an orphan at Gisimba Memorial Center, direct contact information is listed below.
Ildephonse Niyongana - Director
Damas Gisimba - Founder
gisimbacmg@yahoo.com
Gisimba Orphanage
B.P. 1433 Kigali Rwanda
Ave de la Nyarugenge
Nyamirambo
District of Nyarugenge
tel +250 08524515 or +250 08532596
Bank of Kigali 040-0013914-76
swift BK IG RWRW
Additional information can also be found on www.orphansofrwanda.org
Support Gismba Memorial Center. Buy the book!: www.blurb.com/my/book/detail/559906
Rosine accidently dropped my earring down a crevice in the cement stair. This
is my way of saying it's all okay, here is the rest of the story: www.flickr.com/photos/camera_rwanda/214817430/in/set-7215...
Gisimba Memorial Center
Kigali, Rwanda. Central Africa.
Sunday, August 13, 2006.
If you are interested in sponsoring an orphan at Gisimba Memorial Center, direct contact information is listed below.
Ildephonse Niyongana - Director
Damas Gisimba - Founder
gisimbacmg@yahoo.com
Gisimba Orphanage
B.P. 1433 Kigali Rwanda
Ave de la Nyarugenge
Nyamirambo
District of Nyarugenge
tel +250 08524515 or +250 08532596
Bank of Kigali 040-0013914-76
swift BK IG RWRW
Additional information can also be found on www.orphansofrwanda.org
just messing with photoshop... the story with me is that i hate to use photoshop or any post processing because i used to be a graphic artist and i know that a photo can be manipulated to be beautiful.. my desire it take great photos and use no post processing
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I've always been fascinated with Mystical and Sacred Art of Mendhi! Mehndi is a traditional art from South Asia and India that is applied to skin during celebratory occasions. Even though I had a traditional Western wedding, I had mehndi designs drawn on my hands))) So I thought a lot of time how I could designed something similar to mehndi ornaments, but if there will be opportunity to wear it and take off when I want! I created an unique pattern and made my first mitt looking like henna art). This design are lacy, curly, delicate, tracery and pretty unique! The MitTians wears through little finger on left or right hand! As crocheted fabric is very stretchy and adjusts to wearer's shape, this mitt easily fit on arm size 7-8 and finger diameter 1,8-2"{4,5-5,5 cm}.
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Lesson learned: don't try to take pictures of your own hand when you have just seen the results of your routine blood work. All is well in cholesterol-land. My HDL rocks and my LDL is just fine. There are a couple of other gray areas and I need to go back in a month for another test. I hate needles!
Anita, these are the kind of fake henna tattoos I was telling you about! Each sheet has a pattern for the whole hand, this little thing and a pattern for the upper arm. They work like any other kid's tattoo: cut the paper, put it face down on your skin, apply water to the paper, press down for 30 secs or so and take the paper off. It comes off with rubbing alcohol or even nail polish remover.
3/52 for 52 weeks
For Flickr Group Roulette's "Shakespeare" day. I love writing/doodling, and I love quotes, so I found in my Quotionary (dictionary of Quotes) this great Shakespeare quote!
photo info: early march 2008 003
I've always been fascinated with Mystical and Sacred Art of Mendhi! Mehndi is a traditional art from South Asia and India that is applied to skin during celebratory occasions. Even though I had a traditional Western wedding, I had mehndi designs drawn on my hands))) So I thought a lot of time how I could designed something similar to mehndi ornaments, but if there will be opportunity to wear it and take off when I want! I created an unique pattern and made my first mitt looking like henna art). This design are lacy, curly, delicate, tracery and pretty unique! The MitTians wears through little finger on left or right hand! As crocheted fabric is very stretchy and adjusts to wearer's shape, this mitt easily fit on arm size 7-8 and finger diameter 1,8-2"{4,5-5,5 cm}.
© COPYRIGHT NOTE: All of my designs, photos and descriptions are protected by copyright. They may not be duplicated, copied, reproduced and/or republished without permission or notice. All rights are reserved.