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I had this cut out before Gertie's sew along so I went ahead and made it up. The fabric is a quilting cotton (it has tiny apples and cherries - so cute).

I didn't make any changes but need to work on the bodice fit next time. It's a size 6, it has a little extra fabric across the neckline and bust. Still I felt super chuffed on Christmas Day...until I ripped the underarm facing darn it!

That's one way to advertise luggage!

I used japanese masking tape.(deco tape). These are great items! I love it!

Transit Cape Breton 2008 New Flyer D40LFR #7110 is seen with a full company wrap.

 

This bus is from Red Deer Transit.

Some extras - thought I'd do a quick photo to show how the wraps look with a cupcake!

Finally got a chance to use Marta's wrap, not a new born, but hey, it stretched.

  

After numerous attempts to customize a wrap dress for me, I finally did it! I have a few more grey hairs from the ordeal, but it's worth it!

 

Yay for me!

 

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I was visiting Berlin in 1995 when Christo finally had permission to wrap the Reichstag.

What a spectacle this turned out to be ... and a fitting finish to the cold war; the ugly wall had come down just 6 years before ... in a way the Germans were given the Reichstag back - wrapped. Soon after the builders moved in and transformed it to become the Bundestag.

 

Christo and Jeanne-Claude:

Wrapped Reichstag®, Berlin 1971-95

After a struggle spanning through the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties, the wrapping of the Reichstag was completed on June 24th, 1995 by a work force of 90 professional climbers and 120 installation workers. The Reichstag remained wrapped for 14 days and all materials were recycled.

 

Ten companies in Germany started in September 1994 to manufacture all the various

materials according to the specifications of the engineers. During the months of April, May and June 1995, iron workers installed the steel structures on the towers, the roof, the statues and the stone vases to allow the folds of fabric to cascade from the roof down to the ground.

 

100,000 square meters (1,076,000 square feet) of thick woven polypropylene fabric with an aluminum surface and 15,600 meters (51,181 feet) of blue polypropylene rope, diameter 3.2 cm. (1.25?), were used for the wrapping of the Reichstag. The façades, the towers and the roof were covered by 70 tailor-made fabric panels, twice as much fabric as the surface of the building.

  

The work of art was entirely financed by the artists, as have all their projects, through the sale of preparatory studies, drawings, collages, scale models as well as early works and original lithographs.

 

The artists do not accept sponsorship of any kind.

 

The Wrapped Reichstag represents not only 24 years of efforts in the lives of the artists but also years of team work by its leading members Michael S. Cullen, Wolfgang and Sylvia Volz, and Roland Specker.

 

In Bonn, on February 25, 1994, at a plenary session, presided by Prof. Dr. Rita Süssmuth, the German Bundestag (parliament) debated for 70 minutes and voted on the work of art. The result of the roll call vote was: 292 in favor, 223 against and 9 abstentions.

 

The Reichstag stands up in an open, strangely metaphysical area, The building has

experienced its own continuous changes and perturbations: built in 1894, burned in 1933, almost destroyed in 1945, it was restored in the sixties, but the Reichstag always remained the symbol of Democracy.

 

Throughout the history of art, the use of fabric has been a fascination for artists. From the most ancient times to the present, fabric, forming folds, pleats and draperies, is a significant part of paintings, frescoes, reliefs and sculptures made of wood, stone and bronze. The use of fabric on the Reichstag follows the classical tradition. Fabric, like clothing or skin, is fragile, it translates the unique quality of impermanence.

 

For a period of two weeks, the richness of the silvery fabric, shaped by the blue ropes,

created a sumptuous flow of vertical folds highlighting the features and proportions of the imposing structure, revealing the essence of the Reichstag.

  

FACT SHEET

Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Wrapped Reichstag, Berlin 1971-1995

 

The Building: The German Reichstag

Height at roof: 105.5 ft / 32.2 m

Height at towers: 139.4 ft / 42.5 m

Length, East and West facade: 445.2 ft / 135.7 m

Width, North and South facade: 314.9 ft / 96 m

Total perimeter: 1,520.3 ft / 463.4 m

Number of towers: 4

Numberof inner courtyards: 2

 

The Materials

Length of yarn used for weaving: 48,836 miles / 70,546 km

manufactured by Bremer Woll-Kammerei, Bremen, Germany

 

Silver polypropylene fabric (fire-retardant B1): 119,603 sq yd / 100,000 sq m

woven by Schilgen, Emsdetten, Germany

Width of the original woven fabric: 5 ft / 1,55 m

Tensile strength of fabric: 4000 Newtons per 5 cm

Total weight of fabric: 135,582 lbs / 61,500 kg

Weight of aluminum for metallization for 100.00cm: 8.82 lbs / 4 kg

metallized by Rowo-Coating, Herbolzheim, Germany

  

Re-wrapped in a vinyl version of the InterCity Swallow livery, LSL no. 47841 "The Institution of Mechanical Engineers" shelters from the rain at Crewe Diesel Depot, surrounded by enthusiasts attending the "All Change" Open Day.

Wrapped - Birthday present from my sisters

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A surprise present!

Nice knife, but i think i need to get it professionally sharpened to get a smoother edge. The bamboo board will be good for non-stinky items :)

 

Photos:

- Wrapped

- More layers!

- Mundial Knife and Davis Waddell Bamboo Chopping Board</a

she does this all the time...will just wrap herself around things.

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I wrap my hands around your neck so tight with love...

View "Wrapped" on black or on white.

 

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I´ve always wanted to make one of these.

Gift received from a good friend; its content a secret but defenetly very tasty!

 

Equipment

Canon 5D Mark II with Samyang 35 mm f/1.4.

2 pcs 430EX II, Pixel King Radio Triggers.

Transparent stand to put the item on.

 

Shot info

Setting: 35 mm at f/2.8, 1/8000 s, ISO 100.

Key light: Flash ~20 cm away at 45° right.

Fill light: Flash ~20 cm away at 135° left.

 

Post Shot Manipulation

Removed most of the background and removed some dust.

I made the 20 inch long beads bracelet with leather strap.

My husband took the photo.

ラップ・ブレスレットを作りました。

 

Canon 70D

4' x 6' - 9 skeins of Red Heart Bright & Lofty - Bikini N (10mm) hook.

Polythene caught on a wire fence

 

Blue abstract

Black leather wrap bracelet made with 6 mm glass grey pearls. Flower pewter button closure

 

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All images are copyright . Do not use without permission.

 

Woman wearing a little yellow wrap dress. Photo by Soft Surroundings.

Borough High Street

vintage wrap jumpsuit, thrifted

laura lombardi lunette necklace

madewell billie boots

vintage wool hat, habersham antiques market

h&m faux leather motorcycle jacket

yiorgio karampetsos leather bag

 

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some gift wrapped bridesmaid clutches that I recently sent out.

vintage wrap jumpsuit, thrifted

laura lombardi lunette necklace

madewell billie boots

vintage wool hat, habersham antiques market

h&m faux leather motorcycle jacket

yiorgio karampetsos leather bag

 

bloomingleopold.com

 

minimized cellulite

Wrap Yourself

 

in a blanket

like a Christmas present

in memories

in the colours of rainbow

around somebody

The full wrap around is for short bed trucks that still want to haul a full floored camper. With the wrap you will need to remove your tail gate for the proper fit.

 

You gain additional exterior storage on each side in this wrap along with the option to add the Rear Storage bumper as well.

 

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Daughter Rebecca on a walk to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park a couple of weeks back. 2017.

Elementary School wrapped and ready to paint. Analog 35mm Kodak Plus-X film in Leica MP with 50mm Summicron DR and orange filter.

This is a most unusual gift wrap. Dark blue background with nails, nails and more nails. Purchased at an estate sale. You get 2 pieces, one that has been cut is 20"x20 1/2", the other uncut is 30"x20". As you can see from the photo, there is a very slight crease in the paper. Would look great as a background for scrapbooking pages.

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