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7" x 7" or so? Hand wonky, needs more detail, blah blah blah. Haven't made any cutout things in a long time! I needed to see if my muscle-injury from the Map Cutout was healed.
Took a few pictures of Jack today at the request of a friend who wanted some updated ones. It's so scary how grown up he is looking these days - our baby is no longer a baby but turning into a toddler more and more by the day.
I managed to learn something new today when I put these three photos together in Photoshop Elements. My husband bought me a copy for Christmas and up until recently I still hadn't got it out of the box. I'm slowly learning how to do little bits and bobs here and there and today taught myself how to stitch three images together and came up with this. I'm looking forward to learning some new editing techniques and sharing the results.
5:30 CHALLENGE: 5 INGREDIENTS, 30 MINUTES OR LESS
Deanna Smith's of Canton included rice and a can of corn among the ingredients. Since rice could count as a side dish and it seemed like there already was a healthy amount of veggies, I thought it would be fun to play around with replacement ingredients to give the gumbo a deeper base.
I first tried sauteing onions with creole seasonings and liked the added spice. Flavorful Rotel tomatoes with chiles add further complexity to the gumbo. Depending on how spicy you like things, choose from mild or hot, plain or packed in sauce.
Racing up from Marrickville we pulled into Dulwich Hill and jumped out just in time to catch 4497 and HL203 smoking through on a trip train
A child tries his best to pull a rickshaw (but it didn't move at all). Taken just outside of Ditan Park, Beijijng.
Shot TTV with a Kodak Duaflex (border, abberations and dust all from the TLR glass, not PS).
Sooo... It was 5 mins to midnight and I needed a pic QUICK for todays 365, with no idea what to take....
The windows quicklaunch bar on my work PC.
Oooh contraversial - it's the first non OS-X dock in the group!
It felt good to shoot my first basketball game since last March. I attended a match between the local Butte College Lady Roadrunners and the visiting Yuba College Lady 49ers. Early on the score was tied at 6 all, but the score quickly jumped to 24-6 in favor of the Roadrunners before Yuba was able to put more points on the board. The margin didn’t vary much during the remainder of the game as the Roadrunners ended up winning 87-70.
The very efficient cleaning lady had just mopped the terrace and it was drying as soon as she had finished
Pattern: Quick Change Trousers in 12 month size from "Handmade Beginnings"
Fabric: Sarah Jane Out to Sea
Quick does not mean plain and unsophisticated!
Have some extra yarn or thread laying around and you need to make a fast gift or accessory? We present a collection of always-useful, always-stylish accessories that are not only quick to make, but cleverly - simple to work:
Pinwheel Headscarf (pictured top): Use a fingering weight yarn or size 10 crochet thread and some beads to create this intenselydetailed, Irish Crochet-inspired headwrap.
Pinwheel Belt (pictured 2nd down): An intricate belt crocheted using the same conceptsas our Pinwheel headscarf, this belt is stitched at a different gauge and incorporates cording as a tie.
Wrap Belt (pictured bottom): Easy-to-make, this fashion essential is a must-have for figure flattery. Pair it with skirts, pants or dresses.
Woven Headband (pictured 3rd down): The headband has made a fashion comeback in a big way. It is easy to make a statement with just a little bit of yarn or size 10 crochet thread and beads.