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CUT:
Two 2-3/4" squares background
Two 2-3/4" squares print
1) STITCH top two squares together, STITCH bottom two squares together.
2) PRESS seam allowances toward darker print.
All done! The binding will be in the piece shown at the bottom, if there is enough, but I haven't measured yet. If not, some other equally black & white, geometric piece.
*278/365 About a week ago I shot a short project for my cinematography class on 16mm and today I got the film back so decided to put an edit together to post up. For the project we had to find a Haiku poem and make a visual interpretation of it, but because it's a Haiku, we were only allowed 3 shots. This was a ton of fun to make and def pretty exciting to shoot on film!
The parts!
Note that the Ashford brass label is facing you, which means you are looking at the front of the wheel, the side you sit at to spin.
Produção de Moda: Martha Moreno/ Teghe
Fotografia e direção de Arte: Alessandra Oliveira/ Teghe
Make Up e Hair: Natale Mazzo e Simone Rocha
Modelo: Geovanna Piveta
Los Angeles Firefighters responded to the 'Marek' wildfire which erupted in the Angeles National Forest near Los Angeles, California on October 11, 2008. © Photo by Juan Guerra
Puesta en funcionamiento de la Intellibox Basic, y digitalización de la maqueta de trenes mediante los decoder 76420 de Uhlenbrock.
My first day out of my own yard with the new X-Terra 505. A few forum posts at metaldetectingforums.com inspired me to detect the trashy picnic area. Glad I did. First Gold of the year. 14KP men's ring.
More than 600 Airmen assigned to the 320th Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, March 8-9 2023. Col. Lara B. Morrison, Commander, 914th Air Refueling Wing, Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, New York, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Daniel Cruz)
Bread and water—these are the things nature requires. For such things no man is too poor, and whosoever can limit his desire to them alone can rival Jupiter for happiness.
Seneca, Roman playwright and philosopher (c 4 BC-65 AD)