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The build is 100% complete and consists of the following:
- Duck Poker aluminum case in silver
- Duck Poker aluminum plate in red
- Black shelf liner
- DIY Poker X PCB
- Cherry MX-Red switches, lubed with Krytox
- Cherry PCB mounted stabilizers, lubed with Krytox
- Red Korean switch stickers
- Red flat-top LEDs modded to sit below the switch
- Klaxon Signature Plastics key caps
- TFR paracord USB cable
The Complete Catalogue of the Ford Escort Mk 1 & Mk 2
Williamson, Dan
Herridge & Sons Ltd, 2018
ISBN: 978-1-906133-74-0
Work in progress stitching for my site specific embroidery installation as part of MAK9 Draw on the Walls exhibition Derry/Londonderry Sept-Oct 2013 Site Deanery Basement. More on my blog here: cherryandcinnamon.com/2013/09/23/stitching-hope-non-tradi...
the outhouse at my farm.
reclaimed wood
handmade stained glass window
frontier lanterns
this photo was taken by roxcon
inspiration from rustic way
I might not be doing any quilting lately, but I've been very industrious at needlepointing. And this week I finished the last of this set of six Christmas pieces. I was so drawn to the set because I loved the reindeer and wanted to learn how to make Mrs. Claus's fur trim. And I'm so delighted that such a small motivation drew me to this because I can think of very few projects I've enjoyed more than working these six canvases. (Okay, the tree kinda sucked, because the garland thread was a total pain to manipulate, and all the beading was done with invisible monofilament thread that makes me want to kill everything.) And seriously, they turned out so awesomely! The deer is so old-skool sassy! The sleigh so full of fancy ribbons and bows! Santa and the missus are so velvety and fluffy and festive! The tree was so annoying! And the elf is... there! (The elf is no one's favorite, needless to say.) And I learned so, so, so, so much from them -- this was my first-ever foray into fancy stitches and man, I think these projects used all the fancy stitches. I'm sad to see this stitching journey end, but it's exciting to see where else I'll go from here.
--Schn.
Link,more than the other two, hates wet weather. He will go out in to it but as soon as he comes back in he runs around like a wild man until he is dry. He ran around a lot the last couple of days.
Completed Landing Station
- EXCITING Seacom Goes Live - Get Ready Africa - Collaboration and Connectivity are Here
This was actually done first, but Laptop Mount Version 1.0 did not work up to standards. Remember this is going in a jeep and must be able to handle the occasional offroad venture
The newly converted Blessed Sacrament Chapel at the (liturgical) north west corner of the church. The fiery windows are my latest work, installed in May 2019.
Our Lady of the Assumption at Maryvale was opened in 1957, one of several new churches built to serve north Birmingham's Catholic population. The design with its unusual oblong tower (adorned with an over-large sculpture of the Madonna) has remained little altered since aside from recent internal redecoration and the addition of an oculus piercing the liturgical east wall (a big improvement in my opinion, so many churches of this date were built with plain altar walls which make a rather unsatisfying focus). The new glass in the oculus was designed by an old college friend of mine, Deborah Lowe.
Lately the apsidal space to the left of the narthex has been converted into a small chapel with a view to keeping some sort of devotional space accessible when the church is normally kept locked outside of mass times. I recently made two fiery new windows for this space which were installed in May.
cant believe the town i grew up in and live in gets nailed...still in disbelief. Pray for Washington, IL!
My completed scorecard for the game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ, 06/30/08.
The Diamondbacks won, 6-3.
socks for Knitty Board Sock Swap: Part Deux. Haven't been washed yet, but I couldn't wait and had to take a photo.
YARN: Vesper in the Muddy Waters Colorway
PATTERN: Scrolls from More Sensational Knitted Socks
SIZE: 9 in women's
NEEDLE SIZE: 1 Addi Turbo, Magic Loop Method, Toe Up
STARTED: Sometime in late June 2007
FINISHED: Tuesday, July 17, 2007
VERDICT: Easy pattern to memorize....don't know if I'll be joining any more sock swaps (unless they match up people with similar sized feet; at least within 1 shoe size, cause this was just ridiculous!) because I only wear a size 5, LOL!
'Color Search' sketch:
I found inspiration in the 'Pixel Path' Processing work done by Craig Mackenzie, and wanted to try my hand at it:
blog.craig-mackenzie.com/2008/02/25/pixel-path-my-prelimi...
In this sketch, it isolates every 5th pixel, and if it fist a certain HSB criteria, it finds every matching pixel in the image, and draws a line to it.
The class I used to author this Sketch can be found on my wiki:
processingwiki.tiddlyspot.com/#[[Class: ImageData]]
After resurfacing them with patching concrete and painting. Now the long term test begins.
This was my first ever attempt at resurfacing concrete, and trying to end up with a smooth and level surface, with a slight slope for water runoff. Prior to the fix, the steps had a negative slope such that water didn't run off after a rain. Consequently, paint wouldn't stick for very long, and the tread surfaces had become eroded and rough.