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this is what Linux likes most about this whole business of gift giving.
So I take the gifts and he takes the wrapping paper :)
For G's Valentine's Day present which he'll get today...a few days early, but I absolutely despise holding on to presents...I can't wait to give it to him. But isn't this the greatest idea? I like the way it turned out, but I'll do it again and try to make it look a little neater, but it works no matter what. I love it! :D
Wrapping gifts is always a fun activity - the papers, ribbons and bows, tags, and other decorative miscellany exhibit color, texture, pattern, and, unfortunately, contribution to the world's excessive waste. Recycling can help...as can using more natural elements. Ultimately, the wrap... and the gift... are really about giving, a reflection of warmth and kindness without reciprocity (or so they say!). Naples, FL
This is a sample of a kaleidoscope tessellation requested by, and created for, a friend (Gina) I met here on Flickr. She makes candy wrappers, gift wrap, bookmarks, etc., but her site is no longer online, so I'm not sure where to get her products any longer.
Only sample tiles are available for viewing since I used her original picture instead of one of my own or one from Flickr with a CC license.
free printable floral summer gift wrapping and DIY paper:
meinlilapark.blogspot.ch/2014/06/free-digital-floral-scra...
This is a sample of a kaleidoscope tessellation requested by, and created for, a friend (Gina) I met here on Flickr. She makes candy wrappers, gift wrap, bookmarks, etc., but her site is no longer online, so I'm not sure where to get her products any longer.
Only sample tiles are available for viewing since I used her original picture instead of one of my own or one from Flickr with a CC license.
The fruit-picture up to the left is piece of an old oilloth I found at my fathers cottage, and the white with blue flowers was on the wall in me and my brothers bedroom at our cottage when I was a child...
Mom made a collage of Bruno's famed paper towel incident to wrap one of my presents. It was pretty cool.
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This is a sample of a kaleidoscope tessellation requested by, and created for, a friend (Gina) I met here on Flickr. She makes candy wrappers, gift wrap, bookmarks, etc., but her site is no longer online, so I'm not sure where to get her products any longer.
Only sample tiles are available for viewing since I used her original picture instead of one of my own or one from Flickr with a CC license.
bringing back out the reindeer pattern, going to try and get some time to make more deer patterns :)
After one of the girls unwrapped their present fuzzy started playing with the wrapping paper... took forever for him to look up and stop moving for a second.
12.25.09
My parents' dog, Mickey, surveying the carnage he created by shredding every piece of wrapping paper. He loves Christmas day!
For more pet photos see my Pets set here www.flickr.com/photos/koisty/sets/72157627708277476/
practically everything we bought in Japan was wrapped within an inch of its life - want that tiny magnet? We'll wrap it in tissue, then place it in cotton inside of a small box, that we'll then wrap in paper and apply stickers to - then we'll pop that into our paper shopping bag with some tissue, a ribbon to tie the handles together and then some tape - then we'll pop the whole thing into a plastic baggie that fits the bag perfectly since it's raining outside - Come Again!
The shoes at St Pancras
- This pair of ladies shoes was found just outside St Pancras station in London. Were they deliberately left out there as a piece of street art, were they left by a visitor in a hurry to catch a train "Cinderella style", or were they left there after someone's wild night? Your guess is as good as mine. One thing is for sure, white shoes surrounded by red brick walls and a red window with a piece of red packaging paper stuck into it do attract attention.
This is a sample of a kaleidoscope tessellation requested by, and created for, a friend (Gina) I met here on Flickr. She makes candy wrappers, gift wrap, bookmarks, etc., but her site is no longer online, so I'm not sure where to get her products any longer.
Only sample tiles are available for viewing since I used her original picture instead of one of my own or one from Flickr with a CC license.