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A close up of "The River Called Time," altar by Carla Caletti
It's the artist's belief that along the shore, between earth and the heavens, is the espÃritu guÃa (spirit guide) who takes travelers to the other side on the tips of her wings and is the guardian of the river, which is pictured above. This photograph is closing in on the bottom portion of her altar installation.
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Photo by Bianca Sandiko
Close up of the cute knit and stripes :) The print is a lovely fabric, very soft and cottony for a cotton lycra blend.
My son borrowed our pocket digital camera and took a very close picture of cat sitting. I did not realize this picture has stayed in my local album until his sister asked me to print yesterday.
A close up of the cast off edge.
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I made this for a friend for her New Year's Eve wedding. The pattern is my own. Each of the stitch patterns have meaning:
- The central portion is the largest section. It represents their union. Each half of the motif is similar, and both look better when paired with the other half. They work together, pushing and pulling, but always meeting together.
- Each edge (cast on and cast off) are scalloped, but they're different. Each one represents each spouse as an individual. They have some things in common with each other, but also some striking differences to be appreciated all on their own.
Close up of cornelli piping and sugar flowers. Sweet peas and arum lillies with a little baby's breath and leaves. All from sugar flower modelling paste
Sent to Irma in Texas (I hope she got it!)
I used handmade paper, stickers, vintage images from an Oz and flower book, a Wizard of Oz collage I made for my desktop, and some extras-a Dorothy bookmark and a Wicked Witch Flight license. The swag with the pink OZ letters is removable.
This photograph captures the berries and flowers of a plant, grown in the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Title devised by Library staff.
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