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37680 crawls through Wandsworth Road on 1st April 1999 with a rake of MEA box wagons forming the 6Z48 Acton - Hither Green.
A quick-to-assemble and (when disassembled) small-in-your-car DIY backdrop frame, shown with a bedsheet (size "queen" sheet) wrapped around it.
PVC tubing purchased at, and cut to size by, my local Home Depot (my local Lowes would not cut PVC for me).
Parts List
$2.08 each - 3/4" x 10' plain end PVC (x3)
* cut to: 54",54",~
* cut to: 54",42",~
* cut to: 42",36",36",~
$0.36 each - 3/4" Tee (x2)
$0.30 each - 3/4" 90 Degree Elbow (x4)
Total cost for the frame (with tax) was $8.65
Four 2" binder clips (already had those) are used (two on top, two on the bottom) to help pull the sheet taut. These should be around 35¢ each.
Final size is around 6'10" tall and around 4'9" wide. The idea should be able to be adapted to use other sized sheets too ("full" flat sheets should work using more clips, a slightly larger frame for "king" sheets, etc.).
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While surfing Amazon the other day, I saw this 'standing towel rack' and thought...hmmm....
This one works GREAT holding a variety of sizes of doll backdrops (up to 24"). Not only does this protect them from wrinkles, but it gives me a sleeker storage option and easy access to the backdrops when photographing dolls.
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Backdrop for sale in our store in world Cinder and Sqat maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bazinga/84/177/2005
Love this pristine white flower against the backdrop of a dark green bush...little visitors in their too!
Backdrop for sale in our store in world Cinder and Sqat maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bazinga/84/177/2005
The photo shows a delicious-looking, open-faced sandwich on a white plate, set against a backdrop of warm-toned wooden planks, likely a table surface. The sandwich features a multigrain roll, generously topped with several layers of ingredients.
Starting from the bottom, you can see fresh, light green lettuce leaves providing a crisp base. On top of the lettuce are slices of pale pink deli meat, possibly ham or turkey. Overlapping the meat are two slices of light yellow cheese, likely Gouda or a similar mild variety.
Nestled among the cheese and meat are slices of hard-boiled egg, revealing the white and a portion of the yellow yolk. Adding a touch of freshness and color are slices of red tomato and thin slivers of cucumber. A few vibrant green arugula leaves are also placed on top, adding a peppery note and visual appeal.
The multigrain roll, sliced horizontally, has a slightly rustic appearance with visible seeds and grains on its crusty top. The bottom half of the roll is partially obscured by the toppings.
The lighting in the photo appears natural, casting soft shadows and highlighting the textures of the different ingredients. The overall impression is of a fresh, appetizing, and well-prepared sandwich, perfect for a light meal.
The boys with their recently...
Our Daily Challenge - Aug 9, 2015 - "Organized"
... fabrics - a project from last month that was definitely worth the effort.
The top bin contains my main backdrop fabrics - everything you typically see in my stream except the all-important black stretchy velvet, which is hanging behind them. These are my workhorse fabrics and the first half-dozen or so images in my recently compiled "Backdrops" Album: www.flickr.com/photos/bztraining/sets/72157655444000498. In the middle of the bin are the sheer, shiny, and sparkly fabrics that don't wrinkle.
Next bin down contains the solid-color crushed velvets. It's great fabric as it is cheap, wrinkle proof, washable, and comes in a variety of colors. I've used it for backdrops, table cloths, capes, Santa Sacks... etc.
Third down are the seasonal and specialty print fabrics. Things I really should use more often, but don't. Paw prints, snow flakes, Christmas ivy... etc.
Last are the vinyl and heavy suede/faux leather fabrics. They are generally more expensive, although I buy as remnants and on sale). I always have great hopes for them but ultimately chicken out when it comes to cutting into the fabric, and so there they sit. (sigh)
What's missing?
All the fleece fabrics (in a very large bin in the garage) and the heavy-weight animal prints (mid-sized bin in the my closet).
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