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Barrel Cacti. The floor is littered with blossoms that fell from the cacti as they were being unravelled
string 243 (Beth Snoderly): tanglepatterns.com/2017/01/tanglepatterns-string-243.html
Pattern: Pico (Staub Korn), Caviar (Lori Howe)
String theory is an attempt at a deeper description of nature by thinking of an elementary particle not as a little point but as a little loop of vibrating string.
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You have that one basic string, but it can vibrate in many ways. But we're trying to get a lot of particles because experimental physicists have discovered a lot of particles.
Edward Witten
this is the string quilt i made for my brother for his birthday. i love it. christina, of the sometimes crafter, quilted it for me. she did a fabulous job! i am ready to move on to my next quilt project. this took FOREVER.
I'm afraid I am sick of making these blocks, and I have 35 more 12" blocks to go. Ugh.
This was based on this quilt. www.filminthefridge.com/2009/04/24/a-colorful-string-quilt/
string 217: tanglepatterns.com/2016/07/tanglepatterns-string-217.html
(Lianne Woods)
Patterns: Starawn (Judy Murphy), ´NZeppel and Ing
The first two pairs of stringers went in without any dramas. The rebates already cut in the stem needed nuancing a little so that the slot tilted downwards a bit- easily achieved with handsaw and chisel. The angle on the leading edge of the stringer was easily scribed by running a pencil along the stem itself, marking a line parallel to the notch a little in front of the stem. This extra length caused by the thickness of the flat carpenter's pencil proved to be about right for good length when the stringer was tucked into its slot.
I'm working on a string quilt for a friend who is having a baby soon. Samantha's quilt inspired me to rummage through my scrap bin. oh and this quilt too by katxn and this one by Rickrack and Ribbons