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It's not as crisp as my digital shots, since its a scan from one of my shots before I drank the digital Koolaid...but still one of my personal favorites!
Left to right:
New and nameless, new and nameless, Jeremy Bean, Ava Destruction and Voodoo Koolaid.
I am totally in love with all of them.
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okay today was quite an excellent day. had to wake up early to go over to wilson's, we made videos and stuff for our texan bffz for youtube, then we started drinking these
koolaid things.
and wilson was inspired to do this with water and food coloring. and they turned out way better than i think we both thought they would.
it was quite a grand time.
creds to wilson (<-----myspace) for creating the wonderful splashes, ahahahaa :)
a kool-aid dyed yarn I made in 2008, and sold last year.
edit (9.13.10) woke up this morning to find this image was added to tumblr and has been reblogged and noted almost 40 times so far :) robot-heart.tumblr.com/post/696014639/yarn-by-robayre
This picture is now available on society6 as a print or iphone case, etc.
Well, I love this ad as much as I get a kick out of the drunken dad ad.
I want a poster of it for my wall. Don't you just love it?!
If you don't you're a weirdo.
From my old website, "FriskyWife.com".
The ad, at the site, with links to fun retro sites:
www.friskywife.com/ad-mazing-links
The site link:
i have had the image of this yarn in my head for some time now and i am glad that it is out!
Sky is kool aid dyed wool with merino clouds
Grass is kool aid dyed wool spun with green eyelash and pink felt flowers
Dirt is mix of brown and black wool
alpaca, llama and gold and pink sparkles
Some people fondly refer to Blackburnian Warblers as the Kool-Aid kid. I like to call the males "Mr. Marmalade." Whatever nickname they are truly colorful with that bright orange plumage. They breed in mature coniferous and mixed coniferous / deciduous forests of the Northeastern U.S.. They winter in South America and parts of Central America.
First I tried to do half a peach. Turns out I had eaten all the Freestone peaches, and the ones I had you couldn’t pull them in half. So I enjoyed just eating them. Then I tried water, and it turned over and I had to clean the Refrigerator shelf. Then I foolishly got even more brave and used Kool-Aid. It may not come as a surprise that then I was cleaning tropical punch kool-aid up as well.
ODC: half of something