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Red string of destiny
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These are the potholders that I made for my partner for Potholder Pass 3. I was inspired by the leaf mini quilt on the cover of Whip Up Mini Quilts. I paper pieced each half of the leaf as I would a string quilt and then stitched up the center, turned the edges and appliqued. And yes, I jumped onto the grommet bandwagon! (and no, that isn't my house--we have a run down barn that hasn't been fixed up yet and I think it makes for a neat background!)
Perhaps my favorite morning in the Tetons this fall was the sunrise I spent on the shores of String Lake. It was one of those perfectly still mornings where the water of the lake was still as glass, light mist hung on the surface, and the early morning sun slowly lit up the distant face of Mt Moran with great warm alpenglow. Couldn't ask for more really and the sounds of bull elk calling from the pines across the lake and coyotes howling in the distance behind me made the experience pretty much perfect. Great for the soul...even if the sounds of some fairly large animal breaking branches in the woods behind me sorta freaked me out a tad. Never saw what that was and the noises were still occuring when I packed up to move back to the trailhead. It was probably a deer but my brain was turning it into a massive grizzly :)
Cheers!
Bob G.
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String | © Dennis Ramos
Sunset Beach, St.Petersburg, Florida USA
..Betwixt the sand and the foam,
The high tide will erase my foot-prints,
And the wind will blow away the foam
~Kahlil Gibran
Technicals:
2-shot image
Sky:
180 sec. @ f/14 ISO100
13-stop (10+3) Hitech Formatt ND filter
Water:
1/10 sec @f/16 ISO100
3-stop Hitech Formatt ND filter
Une de mes réalisations faite avec des clous dorés et de la ficelle de boucher.
One of my creations made with golden nails and butcher’s string.
D'après diapositive.
This beautiful 1960's Sabaru was ours for the weekend to do whatever with, so we took it out for a play
I took this on the commute to the beach.....
Kodak profoto 100xl
Tech: Pentax K1000 28mm lens
I made this using this tutorial:
www.filminthefridge.com/2009/04/27/a-string-quilt-block-t...
By Film in the Fridge
And I decided that colours should be arranged one by one forming a rainbow.
Sorry for the bad pictures, it is too big to be photographed inside and outside it is really nasty :(
I visited a local cat rescue NPO, they exist on small donations which goes to pay for food for the cats. They allow you to play with and pet the cats (and take pictures!) so the cats can get some much needed human interaction. Seems a worthy cause and win/win for both the cats and animal lovers. Adoptions are also available.
From Nov. 29th to Dec. 5th I have a bunch of Cybery things on Sale for 50% off at my Sister's store.
While you are there, check out her Black friday sale too!
Macro of a neglected 12 string guitar. Hasn't been touched over 2 years. Lots of dust. My attempt for a "Dutch Angle"
Another shot from that day. Seagulls waiting patiently to fish on a ship at Yokohama. The angle is different and a dark background of the ship provides the necessary contrast.
“Gimme a hand,” whined Sprite.
“Look,” said Spectre, “it’s all about physics and finances.”
“Oh, I don’t care,” said Sprite. “The receipts are stuffed inside the roll.”
At that moment, the reel of string rolled off the shelf, onto a spring, then launched through a skylight.
Sprite sighed.
“Looks like string sales are skyrocketing,” smirked Spectre.
~
Spring cleaning and I cleared out two drawers full of scraps!
Strips of fabrics in different width and randomly sew together. Not particularly perfect....just pick a color and joint!
I was hooked and finished in 2 Saturdays.
Water drops all lined up on a leaf after a rain like a string of pearls. This was taken in fairly deep shade, resulting in the vibrant green of the leaf and magenta of the stem.
This is a string quilt I have been working on for my sister. Initially I planned on using the multiple diamonds layout that is most popular with this paper pieced block. However, I just could not face the prospect of making 16 more blocks so I began contemplating other layouts. After doing some looking around on flickr and the Web I came up with this one (similar to a values quilt layout). I think I like it; but, it may need one more row across the bottom so it is a rectangle instead of a square...opinions? Edit: I went ahead and added another row across the bottom. Also, I've learned that the name of this layout is Barn Raising.