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I grabbed stashed and recycled papers, envelopes and other ephemera to fill up the book. Since the binding clips open and close, I can always move things around, flip pages or add new materials.
Inaugurazione Museo Vicino Oriente, giovedì 19 marzo 2015 - shar.es/1fwXLI - foto Stefania Sepulcri (settore Ufficio stampa e comunicazione)
Kirsten's choker progressing - it's now wearable without being held on, and all it needs is a last coat of antiquing on the gold plated parts at the back and the cameo stuck on (atm the glue for the chain embellishment is drying). Oh, and I need to add just one more gold crimp cover at the back because I managed to twist one.. and file down the sharp bits of the central piece. Estimated time of being finished: Tomorrow!!
It isn't actually wonky like that, but Kirsten's neck is larger than mine and she also intends to wear it over rollneck jumpers.
I say mostly because I'm going to add a border to it, but the blocks have been all sewn together. I'm delighted with the layout and the overall look and blending of all the pastels and jewel like colors and the beautiful pictures in the centers of the blocks.
Close up of the front of the bag. The blue/green section is to represent the sea, the white on the right is the wedding gown, and the beige on the left represents the Baileys.
Blue green fabrics dyed by me in Dylon, and the beiges in tea. Blue green fibres from Stef Francis, sparkly bits Madeira Glistengloss. All worked on the embellisher.
Just a quick glimpse at some of the things I'm working with at the moment. A very small glimpse, there's a much bigger box underneath!!!
WIP Break and Build Sculpture workshop with Jenny Snaza at the Holland Project, Dec. 2022. This workshop was part of the 2022-2023 Work In Progress program.
OK, so I've got one-fourth done. It was actually kind of fun! I'm just using some random scraps, some Parisville, some AMH, some Heather Bailey, so it's going to be a serious mish-mash of fabrics, but I'm just trying it out for my bee peeps - I think this is what I'm going to ask for next month in the {Sew} Beautiful Bee...now if only I could decide on some fabrics...
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Today I decided to visit Constitution Hill in order to check if they Luas project had progressed since my last visit and much to my surprise some of the construction workers were preparing to move on to the next project [or maybe a long weekend] and that is good news because I have lived in what could be described as a building site for about six years.
I thought that I had a 21mm Batis lens with me but I soon discovered that I had attached the 85mm Batis to the Sony body by mistake. After taking a few photographs I decided to return to my apartment and get my Sigma 14mm lens instead and that took less than ten minutes. I wanted to use the wide-angle lens in order to give a better overview of the project.
According to the people at the TU University Campus - "The area surrounding the campus is served by a variety of supermarkets and convenience stores. The shopping district of Henry Street a ten-minute walk from the Campus via the Broadstone Plaza and Kings Inn while Grafton Street is a 30-minute walk or five stops on the Green Line Luas."
Unfortunately Broadstone Plaza is still a work-in-progress as is the Grangegorman Gate but based on my visit today I am hoping that the project will be completed within the a week or two.
The original plan was as described below:
"The Broadstone Gate will provide a key access to the Grangegorman site once complete and is being developed as part of the Luas Cross City works. It will be finished as a public plaza and the access will provide a major linkage between Grangegorman and Dublin city."
"The plaza is situated off Constitution Hill on the site of the old royal canal at the former Great Weatern Railway Station commonly known as Broadstone, and will mark a prominent entrance to the Grangegorman urban quarter."
"Under the Grangegorman Masterplan, the primary urban path through Grangegorman – St Brendan’s Way will link with the Broadstone Gate which when completed will reach as far as Prussia Street. The link with Broadstone can also be seen as an extension to the 18th century historic spine of Dublin City which covered Dublin Castle across Grattan Bridge, along Capel Street/Bolton Street, Henrietta Street and King’s Inn."
This Ravelry project will be a mobile cosy. Eventually.
Based on this:
In Centro de Bellas Artes (Madrid). Exposed Works of: Bloo and Titi, Dingo, Ciril 23, Dier, Curruncho, Mufasa Mordiscos and more people! Thanks to everyone that has come to see the exhibition. The exhibition will be along 5th and 6th of March.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMViPKkRImk
Greetings to everyone, enjoy the exhibition.
Edge Guitar Artist, March 2013