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more step 15: final shape of the dorsal groove
you don't *have* to put anything on your crab's back if you don't want to, but i think it looks too plain otherwise.
step 16: sew the neck & bottom edges like you did for the front
step 14: here's the total finished front of the female blue crab's belly. in our reference photo, there may be more than 3 horizontal lines, but i didn't want it to get all busy.
One could ask, "When do you know when a cigar is finished?" The best answer is, it'll let you know. There are signs: The cigar begins getting soft, the wrapper begins wilting like a leaf in fall, the billowing smoke becomes a stream, and the flame is no longer burning as strong as it once was.
When the cigar reaches completion, its best not to attempt to keep it going, no matter as tempting as that may be. And you should NEVER try to relight it if it goes out at that point.
Also, you should never extinguish a cigar; let it go out on its own volition. A cigar is like a woman: After receiving so much pleasure, just let her sleep (I hope my wife doesn't mind this analogy).
De Basiliek van de Heilige Johannes de Doper ligt in Laren, Noor-Holland en is een van de 26 basilieken die Nederland kent. 1937 werd deze kerk verheven tot basiliek door paus Pius XI.
The Basilica of Saint John the Baptist is located in Laren, North Holland and is one of the 26 basilicas in the Netherlands. In 1937 this church was elevated to a basilica by Pope Pius XI.
Die Basilika St. Johannes der Täufer befindet sich in Laren, Nordholland und ist eine der 26 Basiliken in den Niederlanden. 1937 wurde diese Kirche von Papst Pius XI. zur Basilika erhoben.
TurningTurning has a nice tutorial on using ladder stitch for securing binding invisibly. This is pretty much what I did to secure my blue hexagon binding to the back of the quilt.
I typically secured both my starting thread and knotting off of a thread with a quilter's knot, using the same process that is typically used during the quilting.
Since you only prepped about ~15 blue hexagons in Step 3, when you run out of hexagons to secure, go back to Step 3 and do ~15 more!
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Right: Ezybox 60 with 580EX
Top: Ezybox 80 with 580EXII + Power Pack
Triggered with PocketWizard TT5's (and TT1 on camera + AC3 controller to control light output)
At $20 for six wine charms retail, I decided to try to make my own. These are made with hoop earrings, two metal beads and swarovsky crystals. All materials purchased at the Bead Gallery in Ann Arbor, www.beadgalleryannarbor.com
Using some pins, secure the binding in place so there isn't any puckering or bunching. I like to only pin about 8 hexagons at a time. Then I pin the next 8 when I get to them.
As I build new stuff with Legos I use this plate as a color reference. Hard to believe all my Legos simplify into just these colors. I think I will add the transparent colors to make it complete.
Xiaoxiao trying on my Lego minifig head. I wouldn't say that he enjoyed it, but he tolerated it for a surprisingly long time before popping his head out.