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BTC15 - Braid Road, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
NT245704 > N
OSGB36: 324513, 670480
Lat / Long: 55.921450, -3.209476
Photographed: 20th December 2014, GRP.
For years, Sudell Cross has been quietly developing as the place to shop in Blackburn for designer fashion, stylish interiors, fabulous jewellery, health and beauty, arts, cafes and restaurants and an array of other quality services. Unfortunately, it was also dominated by street clutter and busy traffic stopping it developing it to its full potential.
Now a £1.3 million enviromental improvement scheme has transformed the area and given Sudell Cross a quality enviroment to match the quality businesses that have clustered in this exclusive area. The improvements provide a much more attractive and pedestrian friendly enviroment with new street lighting, seating areas and extra parking bays for shoppers.
braided knitted ropes scarf, six matching colors to create more color themes of this design which is copyrighted to the designer
Close up of the braided cast on. This is done by doubling the two colors of yarn, and then alternating which strand is cast on using the long-tail method. After each cast on stitch, the strands are crossed each time. A little fiddly, but very stretchy and the effect is kind of cool.
Day two of the Berg Lake backpacking trip left the peaceful Kinney Lake and headed north through the Valley of a Thousand Falls, Emperor Falls and ended at the shores of Berg Lake. Photo taken in Mt. Robson Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada.
Here I am braiding the girls' hair in the Kurdish village. They had a lot of lice, but it was still fun!!!
WIP - Two different versions of the same basic pattern; reversable braided cable scarves using sportweight baby pink acrylic yarn. The scarf on the left is a 12-row braided cable repeat, and the scarf on the right is using an 8-row braided cable repeat. Both scarves are still UFO's.
No-sew method to join the ends of strips. Step 2: Pull the opposite end of the new strip through the openings in both strips.
Pattern: Aran Braid Socks for Teri, www.knitlist.com/97gift/aransocks.htm
Yarn: Knit Picks Essential Tweed in Flint
Read more about it here.
Not sure if the grass weaving was random or an organized part of the festival, but it looked wild in any case
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