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I finished this small pillow cover recently. I've been enjoying the scrappy solids, and a small way to practice some free motion quilting.
Just popped into Rileys at dinner time and thought it would be a good chance to experiment with the DoF on my 50mm lens.
Saw these hanging on a workshop wall. No plumb bobs, just loops, but thought they might make a good picture.
Have a great day!
Finally got this thing built up. 650x42b, disc brakes, fenders, generator hub and lights, custom rack and stem. www.bantambicycles.com
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More Loopy Roses from the Sarah London pattern. The string of loops is what the flower looks like before it is sewn together.
Needless to say, I did as requested and didn't use one of these random loops which surround a building adjacent to Taunton bus station. During a break from driving at last weekend's event, I popped around the corner to attempt the odd photo of the passing elderly buses. Whilst there my attention was drawn to a whole series of loops in the brickwork of the building by which I was standing ... one between each of the many window openings as in the above picture. Every one was accompanied by a very formal looking notice but what horror, there was no reason 'why' given thereon! I can only assume the building must be government property as no one in the private sector would have taken the trouble to affix said plaques even if they'd mistakenly added superflous loops to the brickwork ... they'd probably have sent someone out with a long extension and an angle grinder! Anyway, what were these hooks for, they're a bit high for tying one's dog up and there can't be too many people arriving there by horse?