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This is a 'look I've made a braid!' picture haha :p
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Somehow that blur irks me a bit.. it blends in too much with my skin color? I don't know.. it just looks a bit odd :s mmmm
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More pictures at my www.angelicavis.nl/blog/ :) (though different kinds :P)
Bird’s eye view of the Rakaia River braid-plain, South Island, New Zealand en route to the Pacific ocean. The larger channels (light blue) of this ancient fluvial system are more than a hundred metres wide. On a sandy beach the creation and destruction of similar, though very much smaller scale, processes may occur twice daily at the whim of changing tides. Part of the NatureShop set.
I made this necklace from a tutorial that Ruby from www.cakies.blogspot.com did! It was so fast and fun!
I won the fabric I used from Rachel at RVA. I love it!
Had a flashback this morning of mornings when I braided my DD’s hair. So now she does mine occasionally. She also took this picture.
Progress so far on this piece. I put this aside while I worked on Treasure Ship, and I'm enjoying working with all the lovely colours.
Dre Braids deliver a clean, intentional two-braid style built around symmetry, control, and realism. Designed with precise parting and a smooth hand-drawn hairbase, this look balances simplicity with sharp detail for a polished, confident finish.
The style features two structured braids that sit naturally from front to back, making it versatile, grounded, and easy to wear across fits. Includes a multi-color HUD with preset options, allowing customization while keeping the look clean and consistent. Crafted to feel deliberate, modern, and unmistakably Vladdy.
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Braided Corona Star (Maria Sinayskaya)
squares, 8 units, no glue
Blogged:
goorigami.com/modular-origami/braided-corona-star/4832
Video:
my first braid wednesday...
since i saw the group i've thought this was a wonderful idea, but this was the first time i really remembered. i can guarantee that my braids won't be fancy, but that's ok, right?
Pavilion built 1901; extended 1930 and 1992.
In 1890 the proprietors of the Braid Estate formed the Braid Estate Recreation Ground consisting of a bowling green and a tennis club with their associated pavilions "for the use and enjoyment of the feuars within the area of the Braid Estate ". The cost of building the facility was met by the said feuars.
At the first meeting of the club in 1892 the Chairman and first President of the Club proposed that the club should apply for admission to the Edinburgh and Leith Bowling Association. The proposal was passed and the green was opened for play for the first time on Saturday 7 May 1892.
A fine new pavilion was built and opened in 1901 on the east side of the green. This pavilion provided a fitting backdrop for an international match that was played at Braid in 1908 and on that occasion the famous cricketer Dr W.G. Grace was on the England side.