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September 13, 2011.
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I think sometimes I get so caught up in that burning need to fulfill everyone's expectations, I forget that something called simplicity still exists.
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The simplest things are often the truest.
~ Richard Bach
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I feel, overall, it’s simplicity I enjoy most in images. A few years ago I would probably have said light, what we call great light in fact. However, as much of the works I admire from others doesn’t always have that magical light, which no doubt lifts the spirits, it comes back to the simple composition. This, I find myself constantly seeking that simplicity myself.
1. Make sure you line up the grain of the fabric with the direction of the arrows, 2. Simplicity shirt pieces all cut out, 3. Fray Check your edges, 4. Pin right sides together, 5. I sew over needles, 6. Now pin the back piece to the other side of the sleeve, 7. Sewn together, 8. This is what you should have after sewing one sleeve., 9. Both sleeves done, 10. Use a long stitch on the neck edge and along both sleeve edges, 11. Iron bands in half, good sides out, 12. Gather top edge, 13. Pin band to neck edge, 14. Sew about half way down the band, 15. Pin arm hole band, 16. Sew arm hole band, 17. And repeat on the other side, 18. Iron bands, 19. Pin one side, 20. Sewn together, 21. Trim underarm and snip to ease, 22. Repeat on other side, 23. Turn right side out, 24. Sew down raw edges on each side, 25. Press open the seam that runs under the sleeves, 26. Press up the bottom hem and sew, 27. Press side seams flat, 28. B: Like my new shirt?
See the whole set: www.flickr.com/photos/morganannie/sets/72157624470181898/
Simplicity is beautiful. What are the positives and negatives in this photo? Tell me what you think!
I liked the way the sky was reflecting on the lake and used the reeds as a subject. Not much sun here in Florida lately as it seems to rain from 10 am to 9pm everyday, but it forced me to see different and be a bit more creative. I tried to remove the flare in lower left but wasnt successful since it overlapped a reed. I'll use a lens hood next time:)
I havent been active on Flickr much lately since discovering Google Plus. Great place for photographers with lots groups minus the P1/A5 and badges. I left a link below if you want to check it out.
Simplicity Sewing Pattern
#8693
Kitchen Accessories
Coffee Maker Cover, Large & Small Toaster Cover, Blender Cover, Bread Maker Cover, Mini Chopper Cover, Tea Cozy, Placemat, Napkin, Napkin Ring, Round Pot Holder, Sunflower Potholder, Oven Mitt, Apron, Valance & Cafe Curtains
Simplicity Home / Shirley Botsford Designs
Out Of Print
©1994
Fixing lunch in no time at all. Hummus spread on wholegrain bread, topped with tomato and cucumber slices. Yummy.
#48 Fixed
52 in 2023 Challenge
The world is more malleable than you think and it's waiting for you to hammer it into shape. It's like the surface of a lake. If you throw a stone, small waves will spread everywhere... We're here to put a dent in the Universe. Otherwise, why else even be here?
"You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life"
Albert Camus
With a few flowers in my garden,
half a dozen pictures
and some books,
I live without envy.
Lope de Vega
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Okay, seriously.. I cannot focus on my studying.. 30 minutes break doing something completely unrelated to my work..
PS : This is for you :)
I went out in the rising tide again to capture this shot. Got stuck in mud several times on the way through the low tide. I put this into black and white to give it a more dramatic look and kept it fairly dark on purpose.