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My dear SO Andy was kind enough to model this new wrap. The shawl pin is actually a hair accessory that my mom got me as a gift from Ireland many years ago. No way would it ever even fit a fraction of my hair, and our former dog (may he frolic in doggy heaven forever) had chewed the stick part, but I sanded it down with an emery board and it seems to do the trick. I'm keeping this by my computer which is next to a drafty window. Keeps out the chill!
I bought a Maya wrap for the arrival of the little boy, but decided to test it out beforehand with the feline.
He didn't really seem to mind it. We put the little boy in it the other day, but I think we'll have to wait for that.
MY cat found a place to sleep
btw sorry for the bad lighting we were a wake before 6:00 am to open presents XD
Well this is a wrap for my project JADU. I accepted a 1 year contract to work on Halo 4 as a 3-D artist. This really comes at a good time as I was starting to get worried weather or not I was still employable. Yeah, after you’re out of work for awhile, strange things start creeping into your brain.
To end Project JADU I’d like to go out on a huge BANG! Here are 14 photos from the Arts and Nature Festival in West Seattle today. What a wonderful festival and enriching project for me to work on this Summer with the Nature Consortium. I’m still going to keep shooting for the Nature Consortium, put this book project together and set up something on kickerstarter.com for the funding for the printing and a gallery opening. I’ve shot thousands of photos since I was laid off for NatureC and I’d like to do a gallery opening to support the release the book so I’m thinking Christmas time. Stay tuned!
see them, love them, buy them here:
Wrap that I made for dinner... It had Turkey, Avocado, sharp Cheddar, and a touch of spicy honey mustard.
Czech glass teardrop gem that I wrapped in a cute brass lovebird filigree and plan to make a necklace out of :)
A massive mesh building wrap for Rocket Mortgage to ring in the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit, MI---the most attended NFL Draft in history. Go Lions!
Wrapped Turkey
This makes a really pleasant change from the standard roast turkey with all the trimmings, and would be good for a smaller crowd at Christmas, with no waste. The sausage meat and bacon makes for a very moist and tender joint.
Serves 4
Syn free on Extra Easy
400g turkey breast joint
400g Joe's sausage meat
1 onion, finely chopped
4 mushrooms, finely chopped
1 tbsp dried sage
1 tsp sweetener
½ tsp salt
6 slices lean back bacon, all visible fat removed
Sauté the onion and mushrooms in Fry Light until soft. Add the salt, sweetener and sage and mix well. Allow the mixture to cool before adding the sausage meat and stirring very well – I found using a fork to do this worked well, alternating between 'cutting' through the mixture with the sides of the fork and squeezing it through the prongs.
Place a piece of kitchen foil on the work surface, large enough to wrap loosely around the joint. With wet hands, spread a thin layer of sausage meat the same size as the turkey joint on the foil. Place the turkey on top of this, and form the rest of the sausage meat around the joint to cover it completely. Overlap the bacon slices over the top of the sausage meat and join the foil up loosely, with space to breathe for the meat underneath.
Bake, covered, for 30 minutes at 200°C. Fold back the foil to expose the meat and turn up the temperature to 220°C for a further 30 minutes. Ensure the meat is cooked through and slice carefully with a sharp knife – I found using a sweeping motion in just one direction worked better than moving the knife backwards and forwards.
Serve with Slimming World roast potatoes and plenty of superfree vegetables.
One of the curious things I've noticed in Mexico, or at least this part, is that most books are shrinkwrapped individually, including novels and paperbacks.
I bought this book in the tourist bookshop at Uxmal, a ruined Mayan city.
This lovely wrap is the perfect photo prop. Super stretchy and the mohair gives it a dreamy look but you can still see all of baby's curves through the lace. Available at www.knitinthewomb.etsy.com
Me, modeling a light wrap I made for my summer 2011 vacation in Greece. You can read more about the project here: ravel.me/envycreative/vw
Cross over romper from winter 2007 issue, altered slightly. I extended teh wrap over all teh way down the leg so it fully opens and shortened the underlap so it doesn't cross right over the body inside. 62cm for a friend's new baby boy, I'm hoping my alterations will make it easier to dress him as she's a very nervous new mum!