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Custom ordered Tulle & Chiffon Infinity (circle) scarves. Each scarf is a double layer of Tulle or Chiffon approximately 10" wide by 36" (72" long sewn into a circle).
Edges are finished with a 2 thread narrow rolled hem using Sulky Rayon embroidery thread. Order also included matching headbands.
Fabric from local Jo-Ann's
Linked to:
Get Your Craft On - todayscreativeblog.net/ - 9/27/11
We Did It Wednesday - sewmuchado.blogspot.com/ - 9/27/11
Sew Cute Tuesday - thecreativeitchboutique.blogspot.com/ - 9/27/11
Strut Your Stuff - www.somewhatsimple.com/ - 9/28/11
Finished It Friday - www.stitchingbystarlight.com/ - 9/30/11
Show & Share - justagirlblog.com/ - 9/30/11
Weekend Wrap Up - tatertotsandjello.com/ - 9/30/11
Show & Tell Saturday - www.bedifferentactnormal.com/ - 10/1/11
Making Monday Marvelous - www.creatingreallyawesomefreethings.com/ - 10/2/11
Just Something I Whipped Up - www.thegirlcreative.com/ - 10/2/11
Made by You Monday - www.skiptomylou.org/ - 10/3/11
Taken on a backroad in Barstow, California while our 2010 California Trip.
This shot was also used in a cool composition by t0m_ka.
You can see the course of the trip on my blog.
I had such a hard time with this scavenger hunt item. I live in the mountains where everything curves or goes straight up and down. I took about 50 photos of different things at various angles trying to find a vanishing point with no luck. I was getting so frustrated. While I was taking a walk, I remembered being taught in school that a vanishing point is infinity - where you either can not see or imagine the end of something even though you know that it must be there. I looked up and found Bunches and Bunches of parallel lines converging into infinite vanishing points in the trees. Sometimes I tend ot overthink things and not realize that what I am looking for is there after all.
and a look on my 2011 daily blogging project through the rearview mirror.
It is the year 19981. The third great Blacktron/Space Police war. The Blacktron 1 have built a spy satellite. Crewed only by droids, the Infinity-class Satellite doesn't have any life support, so there is next to no heat when the satellite is stationary.
Weapons: 16 light laser cannons, useful for only taking down incoming missiles.
Infinity-class Satellites also have two engines, and a small FTL engine, but neither are very powerful or fast.
Length: 66 studs
Width: 128 studs
Swooshable: Completely.
I started this not long after finishing the Epsilon Elnath, but life got in the way, and wasn't able to take pictures until now.
My first large Blacktron 1 ship. and if width counts, my first Blacktron 1 SHIP.
Infinity – never-ending; endless ….. - inspiration for this necklace.
Woven out of high quality Japan seed beads in graduating sizes, each infinity element is linked by an embellished peyote woven strip. To add interest to the element, a bezelled and embellished Swarovski crystal blossoms from the centre.
Suspended in the middle is a centrepiece of bezelled Swarovski crystal. Deliberately left unembellished as contrast against the embellished elements.
The necklace is secured with a double toggle clasp to provide symmetry to the whole.
Infinity has also been juried for inclusion in Lark Book's Showcase 500 Beaded Jewelry.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinity_Bridge
The Infinity Bridge is a public pedestrian and cycle footbridge across the River Tees in the borough of Stockton-on-Tees in the north-east of England. The bridge is situated one kilometre downriver of Stockton town centre, between the Princess of Wales Bridge and the Tees Barrage and it links the Teesdale Business Park and the University of Durham's Queen's Campus in Thornaby-on-Tees on the south bank of the Tees with the Tees Valley Regeneration's £320 million North Shore development on the north bank.