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playing around with some tilt shift methods

Pattern: Shifting Sands by Grumperina

 

Pattern Source: grumperina.com/knitblog/shiftingsands.htm

 

Yarn: Malabrigo worsted in Stonechat

 

Needles: KnitPicks Options size 7US

 

Notes: The yarn was a Christmas gift from 'lil sis. It was two skeins of PURE HEAVEN. It's the softest yarn I've knit with thus far & I'll definitely purchase more in the future. The pattern was easy to memorize & I did the cables without using a cable needle. This is one of the more ingenious things I think I've learned & I highly recommend it. Once you get the hang of it ... it's so easy you'll wonder why you ever used a cable needle!

 

Completed: January 2007

View From The MAS Antwerpen

First Things First, Starting Up 1938 Built RM64...and After Some Gentle Persuasion and Priming of its Ford Engine, Moving Under Its Own Power Onto A Parallel Track to Allow Access to the C17.

Love to Shift offers transmission shifter boots online in USA. To shop these handmade shift boots for your vehicle, pay a visit to www.lovetoshift.com/

From a suite of 128 transforms of a concentric circle pattern, following a space-filling curve (Hilbert curve).

first time to use a tilt shift lens (rented, of course)

A Necessary SHIFT Opening

 

Beatrice Wolert in front of her piece

"Unfastened #1 (for a pink wall)" 2013

Bra hook and eye extenders on stretched fabric

Schloss Schönbrunn, Vienna

Day shift, back half of the week.

Part of a clutch replacement on my 1964 Ford Falcon.

Fake tilt-shift of part of Wawel Castle in Krakow, Poland

Redcliffe Peninsula, Queensland.

Photo by Olympus OM-D E-M1

Post-processed by Adobe Lightroom 5

Middle School Youth Group Mission Trip Shirt

5248 Burkhardt Road. Riverside, Ohio.

Editada con la acción 'Tilt Shift' de La Bicicleta Vermella

Students march through Washington, DC, as part of Power Shift 2011. Photo by Heather Moyer.

Northeast room and ceremonial space as it looked in early March 2011

Northeast room and ceremonial space as it looked in early March 2011

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