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made these last week. The top is a square braid made with DMC embroidery floss and the bottom is a hollow braid out of Pearl 5 Cotton and satin ribbon.
This is what happens when idle hands meet a longish beard and a little experience at braiding ...
The braids are staying in place without my having to wrap the ends.
Wig making exercise for crochet Bleuette. These four wigs are all made from mohair yarn, and are quite simple. By using a yarn with a high mohair content, you let the yarn do most of the work!
This is a simple braid and bangs wig. The cap fits snug, and is not sewn down. This way, Bleuette can change her hair with her outfit :-)
Denali National Park is full of braided rivers - and when I was there they were running very low. The brown water isn't exactly photogenic, but here I thought it was a nice leading line.
First comes the picking; about 2 hours. Then the sorting; another 3 hours. Then the fun part; the braiding; about 3 hours. I braid it fresh to get the tight braids.
I tried out the Katniss-style braid from The Hunger Games on my friend Sarah. It turned out really well!
Staff of Austin Braid`s Garage, Deganwy, North Wales 1947-48.
Does anyone recognise any of the people in the photograph? The two men standing on the back row to the right hand side are known. Do you know where the garage was in Deganwy? ( Was it were Qwik Saves used to be?) Is it part of the same garage that still exists in Mochdre?
I bought a HUGE cone of teal cotton from Cancer Research Wales a while back, and 3 very time-consuming dishcloths later (with hardly a dent in the cone must I add), I had put it away in the cupboard and didn't want to look at it again! When my sister came to visit she brought along some of her yarn, and I 'inherited' a few balls of dark brown soft cotton... I loved the contrast between the two colours so I decided to knit them both together for these booties.
SIZE
To fit baby of 0-3 months
MATERIALS
1 colour double knitting weight yarn
1 fingering/baby weight yarn in a contrasting colour
1 pair of 3mm needles
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Gauge/Tension
20sts and 30 rows = 10cm square over stockinette (stocking) stitch using 3mm needles
Abbreviations
k = knit
k2tog = knit the next 2 stitches together
m1 = make stitch by picking up yarn before next stitch and knitting into the back of made loop
p = purl
p2tog = purl next 2 stitches together
sl = slip next stitch
yo = yarn around needle
This pattern is available for free on my blog www.chopped-tomatoes.com/braided-tie-booties
You can also view pattern information and what other people have made with this pattern on Ravelry www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/braided-tie-booties
Arrogant is back with a new release!
The “Piru” Braid w/ a skinless base!
*Genus & Evo x
*Avaliable in 5 colors!
*Single&Double braid option
*Fluffy edges add-on
Avaliable @ DREAMDAY!
Wig making exercise for crochet Bleuette. These four wigs are all made from mohair yarn, and are quite simple. By using a yarn with a high mohair content, you let the yarn do most of the work!
This is a simple braid and bangs wig. The cap fits snug, and is not sewn down. This way, Bleuette can change her hair with her outfit :-)
Designer: J.C. Nolan
Diagram: dev.origami.com/images_pdf/braided.pdf
Paper: Strathmore Petal Inclusion Paper
A 19" square makes a 6 3/4" square model! I really want to make a much larger one but it will be hard to find a really big piece of paper - I think maybe 40 inches square will make about a 14-inch model ?
Lighting Essentials, Project "52" Assignment 1
Vision statement
"My images of people engage the heart and celebrate life."
In this simple portrait, I caught my daughter, Hannah, braiding her hair next to a north-facing window.
Mission statement
My life is about connecting and experiencing others. So photography for me has always been about capturing those connections. To me portrait photography expresses a vision of the subject and the relationship between the subject
Wednesday morning, Emily decided to braid Chris's hair. It became a morning tradition, and he went to worksites with some neat hairstyles. (He had forgotten his conditioner, so it was a bit knotty until he picked up some conditioner at Gigante.)
These are hair designs by Katje Sabin, Kansas City, MO. Please contact mamagotcha at gee mail dot com if you are interested in hiring Katje to braid or teach.
Wig making exercise for crochet Bleuette. These four wigs are all made from mohair yarn, and are quite simple. By using a yarn with a high mohair content, you let the yarn do most of the work!
This is a simple braid and bangs wig. The cap fits snug, and is not sewn down. This way, Bleuette can change her hair with her outfit :-)