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NSU Quickly on holiday in Kent 1962 reg JJK 483 anyone remember it? The photo album is marked with the bikes name "Lulu" but as this was before the singer became famous maybe she was on holiday from Scotland and in Kent at the same time, thought Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie was a bit on the long side for a "pop" singer and this is where she got her name?
inspired by www.designsbysessa.com/2012/07/baggies-shorts-guest-post-... .
I picked up a $2 men's polo and refashioned it into these cute yoga capris for my 5 year old. I quickly drafted a 3 piece pattern from a pair of her shorts. I cut out the 2 main pieces from the shirt's sides, keeping the side seams and bottom hems. Then I cut the pocket off the front of the shirt, keeping the pocket backing and button in place, and sewed that to the side. Serged the crotch seams, then the legs in one long seam. Added a waistband of rib knit, and VOILA, cute and comfy capris!
PATTERN: Quick change trousers by Anna Maria Horner (in Handmade beginnings); size 0–3 months
FABRIC: David Butler’s Curious Nature; Comma by Zen Chic; vintage fabric
I loved sewing these and will be super disappointed if they won’t fit The Baby.
They’re all about mixing fabrics and I challenged myself to incorporate great vintage fabric I was lucky to receive and combine it with other prints – that would not scream girly. That’s why I used David Butler’s Curious Nature – it’s a fairly manly print. And a modern one – though I love love vintage fabric, I don’t just want to make something that could’ve been made 20, 30 or 40 years ago.
Pied Paddy Skimmers (Neurothemis tullia) usually mate in the air and separate quickly; sometimes they perch in the last moment. So we don’t get enough time for proper composition.
Taken at Kadavoor, Kerala, India
A recently purchased bag of 10 Simplex end nuts for axle quick release skewers. Very similar in appearance to Campagnolo Nuovo Tipo nuts of the same era (1970s).
These happen to share the same threads as Campagnolo and Shimano skewers (5 mm x 0.80) but not the older style Simplex skewers - which were the ONLY ones made with an odd 5 mm. x 0.75 thread.
Maybe I'm crazy, but I prefer these or the Nuovo Tipo to the Campagnolo "Record" quick release nuts which had a D-ring - those rings always seemed to get in my way when maneuvering a wheel around a derailleur.
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yes, its a little (a lot) "cut-and-paste-y" but it was interesting to work through the difficulties of doing composite and green screen photography (matching lighting, perspective, shadows, blending edges, etc.) and I'm ready to go learn more so the next one is even better. Here are the original photos.
So just to get something posted, once I combined the photos (select>>color range on the green screen), I applied a lot of different layers to minimize the most glaring problem, the mismatched lighting. I tried to pull over the shadows from the greenscreen images but that was leaving too many other artifects of the green (and again, I wasn't trying to spend too much time, just a quick attempt). There are obviously other issues, the next most glaring one that I think I'll need to learn is to blend the edges into each other.
The green screen is thanks to Alan and Terrance at the latest garage shoot for the Seattle Flickr Group. About 30-40 photographers with over 10 different set ups including green screen, 3 different motorsycles and a lot of models.
Marysville, Ca
First time post. The shape of this sign is very interesting. The shot was taken back in 2010. Time flies...
Quick Cash Pawn (3,762 square feet)
1001 Ward Boulevard, Wilson Square, Wilson, NC
This store opened in the late 2000s; it was originally a McDonald's, which was built and opened in 1970 and relocated to a newly built location nearby in winter 2008.
A quick local job to do in between schools meant a quick change of vehicle into the oldest coach in the fleet. W153RYB A - LIne Coaches Bova Futura C75F . Photo taken 26/04/22
Porsche 911 GT3 CUP leaving the pit quickly. Dunlop 12H of Italy-Mugello | Do not use without permission
Adrian Dunbar has some last minute styling before his Line of Duty scene on Broad Street, Birmingham
These studies were done with my Daughter playing on the beach, loose reference works in pocket sketchbook
4 1/2 in X 6 in .Hot pressed paper