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Explore Dec 25th # 273 -- Thank You!
Finishing wrapping. On my way to a friend's home to spend a few hours with their family. I hope the day has been great for all of you. Merry Christmas! :-)
Leftover wrapping material from past Christmases when I had places to go and gifts to wrap and fundraisers would send it free to decorate the closet.
as soon as wrapping and tissue paper appear on the scene, it's guaranteed at least one or two cats will be on hand to "help"!
Taken on New Year's Eve when we were taking the ornaments off the Christmas tree. Here is Wanda enjoying the festivities. I will create a new series of pictures called the cat amusement park to showcase the rides and attractions that would work at such a venture.
022 // 365
// buy prints \\
Technically not my birthday until tomorrow but there's always time to feel presents before hand ;-)
Saturday Self Challenge
This week let's do a:
"Holiday Still Life"
You can use anything that represents this holiday season or just the winter/summer season itself depending on your location and belief system. :)
Post-process as you like.
A few presents (none of them for me) a couple of decorations, some bits of dried fruit and cinnamon sticks taken from the pot pourri bowl and here we have the still life, all plonked on top of our dining table. Not my favourite genre of photography, I can never seem to get it quite right.
The image has been processed, had its frame, text and a few baubles added using the iPad Photoshop Express app.
All that’s left now is to wish and my friends and contacts on Flickr, especially the SSC and Take Aim groups, a very Happy Christmas.
Take Aim: Preparation
Thank you for your visit and comments, they are greatly appreciated.
X-Men / Einwickelpapier (Sticker)
Fleer Dubble Bubble Gum / X-Men
Copyright: MARVEL 1994
ex MTP's Ephemera-Sammlung
50° Star (Maria Sinayskaya)
squares, 30, 24 units, no glue
This was quite a quick and easy fold.
Not because I developed a great folding sequence though, but rather because I didn't. Constructing a 50° angle with origami methods is not an easy task. So to make things easier I just printed some reference lines on the white side of the paper and used them for a first few folds. I must say I quite enjoyed the experience:)
The model is similar to Stiletto Star, which has 45° at the tip. But unlike Stiletto this star can be connected in both ways - by wrapping flaps around pyramids and by using a hook hidden inside a pocket. The first method is easier, but the second might be useful too in some rare cases. For example, the model on the right (24-unit assembly) shows both types of connection. "Wrapping" for pyramids and "hooks" for flat fins.
The top layer of the unit can be arranged in a few other ways, I folded the one I liked the most.
Also similar to this one, but everything will align "just so" in a 50° version.
"Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds" - Shakespeare - Sonnet 116 - written in 1609.
The many shades and aspects of love which enthral us all.
True love should be constant through any difficulties.
60° Origami Modulars (Maria Sinayskaya)
rectangles (3:4), double bronze, 12 units, no glue
Other rectangles are also possible with this folding sequence.
i present myself to you Lord.
now and forever.
i'm sorry for trying to run away.
i'm sorry for attempting to fill that void,
through another human.
now i know it's you.
no person can ever fully satisfy me.
no boyfriend, no best friend, no parent.
only you Lord. only you.
i will have faith in your timing. i will believe in your promises.
i'm staying in this town. in this life i've built.
because you put me here for a reason.
it's time to trust.
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I am finally using some of the vintage Christmas wrapping paper that I got at an estate sale earlier this year.
i made a dress out of wrapping paper! i wanted to do it as a tribute to my other newspaper dress photo and wrap the walls as well, but today wasn't worthy of work! i stayed in my PJs most of today, which is exactly what i needed. and its gone by so fast!
merry christmas! i hope you are all enjoying your family and company.
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Bring a friend or three and spread the holiday joy with others. No group is required. Happy Holidays!
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Latest shot for my new 100x 'black and white' series.
Thanks for the comments and faves on my pictures.
I know it's early, but i really hate crowds so i'm basically ready for Christmas present wise, so i did actually practice my christmas wrapping today.
I've decided to get bakers twine in red and white just for that christmassy touch, i'm really excited now ;)
Canon 3000, kodak 400 film
Urban Graphic have released wrapping paper of my 'Heroes and Villains' design.
www.urbangraphic.co.uk/news/2011/tsd-wrp.html
Stockists include the Tate, Magma books, Arnolfini Arts and Stokey Bookshop.
When your wrapping paper matches the theme of your tree… you might have a little bit of OCD.
Theme: Tis The Season
Year Fifteen Of My 365 Project
Brady hopes that all his Flickr friends had a wonderful Christmas! Brady got some new stuffies, a new leash, and a ball. He especially loves all the wrapping paper that came with his presents.
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Reflecting spoons are altogether too much fun! I haven't abandoned the idea yet, my friends! Thanks so much for your patience and enthusiasm! I'm calling this reflection of Christmas wrapping paper 'Bullseye' but I was thinking of 'Tar-zhey' as a name because it reminds me so much of Target's iconic logo!!
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2015 All Rights Reserved.
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Many thanks for every kind comment, fave, your words of encouragement, and the inspiration of your fine photography,
my Flickr friends! You make my day every day!
It dawned on me earlier today that I'd not wrapped any of the gifts I'd bought, and my daughter was about to arrive!
Hasty wrappage ensued, aided and abetted by Noodles, who left fur stuck to all the Sellotape and carried off the parcel bows one by one...
Luckily. I had time to take a snap or two for my Project 365 set. ;-)
Modular Origami Star (Maria Sinayskaya)
squares, 6 units, no glue
A new version of a star from the past, this one on the right-hand side.