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I use these flexible laundry baskets to carry some of my wet gear home. I then rinse and use them to dry my other bits of gear that are a bit more forgiving, like my back-up torch and fins!
Now you are going to sew the "casing" you made for your buttons, closed. This might take a bit of manuevering because the buttons tend to get in the way. It might help to tilt your button when you go to sew near it.
Woooohhhoooo done with those buttons!
We are done with Piece A for now.
Sand all lumber, wiping down with a damp cloth. Be sure to sand the corners and anywhere else that might be a snag-hazard.
According to the directions on the wood stain, give your boards several coats of stain, allowing 2 hours of dry time in between coats. Then apply at least two coats of Polycrilic sealer according to the directions, allowing to dry in between. This is a two day process!
Y se fotografía el escenario vacío para obtener la imagen de fondo que nos permitirá borrar el soporte.
This one has the honour of being he first scanned frame of the first roll I ever developed.
There is plenty of dirt on the neg, but this made me learn a lesson that is not in the books: A scissors can sometimes be the photographs best friend... The source of most of this dirt is cellulose from the tape that sticks the end of the film to the paper. I removed it, but there was still some cellulose and glue left as I closed the tank...
Ah, this was taken with my Zeiss Superinkonta 531/24, FP4 Plus and developed in Microphen.
I'm really looking forward to get my tank rotating thingy to begin with colour and C41.
And, Thanks a lot, Ben Anderson for your Vuescan howto!!!
Blogged about here with cake diagram for creating:
junepfaffdaley.blogspot.com/2010/01/how-to-score-points-w...
Lift the acetate cover and apply ink to the portion of the screen that the image is on. A small plastic knife would help in spreading over large areas.
Loop the other end of the chain onto the cut link, as shown. This will make the chain into a continuous loop. Using the flat-jawed pliers, press the ends of the cut link back together, with a little overlap for security.
(Optional: If you're making a shorter necklace with a clasp, attach the clasp to the cut chain link in this step, instead of connecting the chain ends).
See the blog post How to Make Your Real Drum Kit Work with Rock Band on Playstation 3 for the entire story.