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Complete Kitchen Remodel with Custom Cabinets
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"Beau"
Pattern: Beau from Vintage Style
Designer: Kim Hargreaves for Rowan
Yarn: Patons Classic Wool Merino in Chesnut
Needles: Size US 6 and 8
Well, almost complete. It's not glued together yet and has no finish but all the parts are there and it actually works. That white string hanging from the bobbin was a piece of twine I threaded the unit with and ran the wheel to twist it and wind it on the bobbin. I found out that spinning wheels are a whole lot of work but quite satisfying in the end. I've got a sucko lathe that didn't make all the turning any easier but I survived. The wheel is mostly curly maple with some oak, cherry, mahogany, yew and poplar used in some of the smaller parts. I steam bent some 1/8" wood for the flyer and glued seven layers together.
Marina City, Busan at night, 1 June 2018; We've the Zenith (deStefano + Partners, completed 2011) & Haeundae I'Park (Studio Daniel Libeskind, completed 2012)
Completed in 1899, Spyglass was constructed as a high-angle battery, armed with six 10-inch rifled muzzle loading (RML) guns. It is located on one of the highest points on the penninsula, giving the guns a range of 9,225 yards when firing at 70 degrees elevation. As naval technology developed thicker and stronger armour cladding on warships, this new breed of battery enabled shells to be fired from a high angle down onto the softer, unprotected decks of the enemy.
The battery was redesigned during the Second World War when a two-storey barrack block was constructed inside the gun pit and the battery converted to anti-air defence. The barrack was demolished in around 2013, opening the gun pit once again. There are a large number of original features at Spyglass dating from the high-angle battery, including magazines and accommodation.
The site is still owned and operated by the MOD, and this was a permission visit.
Finished this months ago. Then I started using it. Then it got dirty. I washed it. And started using it again. It got dirty again. I kept using it. And then I finally washed it and now it was clean enough for pictures. Learned some stuff. Need to serge pockets so they don't develop holes from fraying. Um, need more pockets. It's always worth the time! Oh, and too much embroidery makes it look overly busy.
Also, there is a cell phone pocket (for a total of 3 pockets) under the flap that I didn't take a picture of.
Kid A's treasure map, complete with pirates. It says 'map' towards the bottom of the picture, and her name and age - 4 and a half - at the top right of the picture (at least it's meant to say that). The zig-zags in the middle are mountains and are lableled as such. At the top left, underneath where her key worker has written her name, is another word written by Kid A - it says eagles. Above the word map there are pirates all in a row. One of the larger figures is me. The lady pirates wear hats or crowns, I forget which.
A » Photo taken upon arrival. Original exterior colours.
B » Photo taken upon arrival. Original exterior colours.
C » Photo of completed exterior home project.
For those not in the know, Firefly is a very awesome tv show. The refrain for the theme song begins, "Take my love/ take my land/ leave me where I cannot stand/ I don't care 'cause I'm still free/ you can't take the sky from me"
The fire at the bottom of the circle is the fire that comes out of the behind of the Firefly class ship. The chinese characters say "Serenity" - the name of the ship. I just thought the red and black were pretty and the entire design was created by me.
It has a drawstring top that closes about 1/2 way (woops! too little fabric) to protect inside items from falling out. If you do not want the top to stick out, simply stuff the top part inside the bag and it'll look like a normal liner.
This bag will be sent to Shelly quite soon.
My completed scorecard for the game between the Carolina Mudcats at the Fayetteville Woodpeckers at Segra Stadium
The Woodpeckers win, 3-0.
Fayetteville, NC, 07/26/19
441 and 443 were gifts from my mom
442 and 444 were thrifted at different times
This is my very first completed set!
Stage one of my 2008 Night Rod Special build–Cosmetics. Badlands air box cover, Killer Customs rear fender and brake light kit, radiator cover, Vance & Hines competition exhaust, drag handlebars, Screamin Eagle stage one upgrade, 260 Metzler tire, custom black paint job, halo headlight and mount, side mount license plate and custom grips, pedals, and mirrors.
Redoing the front end next! Maybe I'll put some miles on it before I start that job..