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"Macro Mondays" theme mesh
Cocoa waiting to be sifted using my 3inch mesh. This is aprox 2inches of the mesh.
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This is the view of the Taj Mahal from the top of the nature trail on the East side. The sun was playing hide-and-seek with the clouds and we were trying to get that perfect time when the clouds would move revealing a golden light.
Suddenly, the light drizzle turned into a heavy lashing. A gazebo on the trail protected us and the camera and we took some rain soaked shots.
Twisted Sifter Photo of the day 16th April 2014
Camera Canon EOS 5D Taken on August 14, 2013
Photographer: Chetan Karkhanis photos.sandeepachetan.com in association with TravelMag.com
If you want to use this photo free of charge, please link to www.travelmag.com
Having obtained a long range view of a Bar Tailed Godwit yesterday I stumbled across this photo taken in Gran Canaria in February this year. This time though I was much closer to this long legged silt sifter.
the songs that inspired this image:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlLx7oE7q3I
Hozier - Dinner & Diatribes
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bm1_PciQxw
I Feel It Coming - The Weeknd (Feat. Daft Punk) Clean Version
Wearing:
*LODE* Head Accessory - Grapes and Roses [pink roses]
Wasabi // Lyra Mesh Hair
GENUS Project - Genus Head - Baby Face
Luas Burlesque Steam Choker Pink
toksik - Devil's Manner Collection:
toksik - Devil's Manner Horns (Rose Gold)
toksik - Devil's Manner Spider Earring (Rose Gold)
toksik - Devil's Manner Lingerie (Maitreya) (Pink)
- space Honey:. forked eyeball
Scene:
MINIMAL – Westwing Collection:
MINIMAL - Westwing Castle RARE
MINIMAL - Westwing Chandelier Lamp Gold
MINIMAL - Westwing Ghost Frame
MINIMAL - Westwing Wall Lamp
Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Collection:
1. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Bag of Souls Black RARE
4. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Raven RARE
9. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Armchair Brown
10. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Table
11. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Draped Table
17. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Candle
18. Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Phonograph
Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Book1
Nutmeg. Soul Collector's Book3
Camdem - Summer Wine Collection:
Camdem - Summer Wine - 4 Old Wine ULTRARARE
Camdem - Summer Wine - 5 Coaster RARE
Camdem - Summer Wine - 9 BlackGrapes RARE
Camdem - Summer Wine - 15 Wine Glass ll RARE
Camdem - Summer Wine - 4 Old Wine ULTRARARE
Camdem - Summer Wine - 5 Coaster RARE
cinphul // Framed Ivy
cinphul // Brooding Curtains
BWish - Candelabra Candlestick Mesh - Gold
4. Nutmeg. Sacred Pear set RARE 2
Nutmeg. Dinnerware (cutlery on top)
Nutmeg. Dinnerware (cutlery on the side)
{anc} darkroom / Derain- Varane's custom camera 5Li RARE
:BAMSE: Shabby Gifts - Princess Candle
..::THOR::.. Oil Lamp
Dahlia - Bayou - Sugar Sifter – Gold
Dahlia - Bayou - Fleur De Lis Butter Dish
.Shi : Choc Souffle
.Shi : Quail egg display
[ keke ] black caviar
*LODE* Head Accessory - Grapes and Roses [redwhite roses]
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...in the kitchen.
It's -24 with an extreme cold weather alert.
Good day for some still life ;)
Happy Valentines Day ❤️
Details
Cheeky Pea Homeroad Sofa Bed Set @ Uber
Homeroad Sofabed
Homeroad Sidetable
Homeroad Hanging Pendant
Homeroad Sign
Homeroad Teatray
Homeroad Planter
Fancy Decor Hasting Set @ Uber
Hasting Bench
Rain Boots
Open Book
Second Spaces Modern Farmhouse @ The Epiphany
Modern Farmhouse - washboards
Modern Farmhouse - ladder shelves RARE
Modern Farmhouse - flour sifter
Modern Farmhouse - books in a basket
Modern Farmhouse - mail sorter
Modern Farmhouse - wire baskets
Now Playing Take the long way home
Macro Mondays: Sidelit.
I've been so busy, I haven't managed a Macro Monday for awhile...so this one covers last weeks theme too, as something found in the kitchen. (Well under 3'' as 27 link sets = 3'').
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs, etc. without my permission.
“The slotted spoon can catch the potato.” – the final line of Jack’s Mother in the musical “Into the Woods” (1987) by Stephen Sondheim.
What Jack’s Mother says is true, but this spoon is not intended to catch potatoes. So, what kind of spoon is it that is pierced, yet is not used for straining? It is a sugar sifting spoon. Sugar sifters are small ladle shaped spoons which could be used at the table to take the powdered sugar from sugar bowls or sugar baskets and sprinkle it over fruit, puddings or cakes. During the Nineteenth Century refined sugar became cheaper and thus readily available to a larger section of the population. Sugar sifter spoons developed in the mid Eighteenth Century and are similar in form and size to sauce ladles, but with flattened bowl bases. The bowls were decorated with elaborate pierced patterns. This sifting ladle made in 1853 by the silversmiths firm Yapp and Woodward in Birmingham. John Yapp and John Woodward registered their business in 1845. At one stage they were partners with Joseph Willmore. They were renowned for making Visiting Card Cases. It is not usually possible to identify the artist or designer responsible for a particular design on a piece of cutlery, which makes this sifting ladle a delightful exception to the rule.
The theme for "Looking Close on Friday" on the 1st of March is "one spoon and one fork". This is a nice, easy theme. However, me being me, I didn’t want to use just any old spoon and fork. Therefore I decided to use this beautiful sterling silver sugar sifting ladle with its ornate piercing and elegant handle. Of course, sugar sifting ladles are seldom seen these days and it is an archaic and obsolete piece of cutler from the Victorian age, so when it came to a fork, I decided to use an equally old fashioned and obsolete piece of cutlery: an ornately decorated rather trident looking silver pickle fork (used to withdrawing pickles from pickle jars to avoid getting oily fingers) with a sterling silver collar and a mother of pearl handle. Whilst both pieces are now obsolete, they are still beautiful objects that remind us of a time when even the most utilitarian items were beautiful works of art. I have placed them against a hand embroidered tablecloth from the 1850s, which also harks back to a slower and more genteel time when such handicrafts were common. As this is the case, I have given the image a slightly sepia tone to give that vintage feel. I hope you like my choice for this week’s theme, and that it makes you smile.
CREDITS:
Oh Deer: Nostalgic Kitchen
There is a large discount on this collection up to 75L for single item and 590L for the fatpack. The discount will continue till 24th of July
Oh Deer Mainstore
Collection includes lots of nicely made items with beautiful textures (some items were renewed):
Kitchen Counter, Dish Rack, Old Mixer, Do the Mush Potato, Oil Lamp (scripted with and w/o Flame), Meat Griner, Pots and Pans Hanger, Schnitzel Hammer, Ceiling Lamp, Strainers, Teapot, Cheese Grater, and Fatpack Bonus - Dining Table
Also I used in the photo:
Muniick:
Adler Persian Runner
Farm Crate
Schultz Bros: New Milk Full
8f8:
Primavera in Toscana Shed RARE
Primavera in Toscana Bucket of Roses
Primavera in Toscana Sifter with Roses
The Sweetest Spot - Buns GROUP GIFT
Nutmeg:
Handmade Shelf w/Bag
Summer's End Ladder
Recepies Book
Orchard Harvest Grapes
Summer's End Apple Basket
what next:
Wall Hanging Plant #1, Plant #2
vespertine: kitchen crate / herbs
hive: hanging pot rack
SEmotion Libellune: Chow Chow Companion
[Rezz Room]: German Shepherd Puppy
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcdbGxYX9es
LAQ Decor ~ Clawfoot Bathtub
8f8 - primavera in Toscana Sifter with Roses
Scarlet Creative - The Arcade Mar 16 Anastasia Drapery Light
8f8 - primavera in Toscana Towels Stand
ARIA & The Loft - Baxter Bathtub Tray
ARIA & The Loft - Phelan Rug