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Companion cube wedding cakes at the Bodlean library, oxford. Vanilla with vanilla cream and raspberry jam, carrot with cream cheese and chocolate with chocolate mousse
**I posted this in ABCs and 123s**
This is the "Punch" end of the buffet table . . . the floating apples are frozen. These are used instead of ice or a frozen punch ring (hard to make as far as *I* am concerned - I quit doing it years ago and use apples of "seasonal" colors - - - green and yellow in the spring, and red or green (depending on what color the punch is) for Christmas, yellow or red for fall, etc. I used green in the white-cranberry-grape-juice punch for my daughter's wedding. (Picture of THAT punch bowl is in the first comment below . . . it wouldn't "stick" here!
My mom taught me this trick and people love it. The apples can be "trash apples" - things you don't particularly enjoy eating . . . small ones, etc., as long as they are good and clean without bruises or "bad" places since they get quite mushy when they thaw out over several hours time.
They're festive and they make WONDERFUL "ice cubes" - - - keep it very cold without diluting the punch at *all*!!!!
In the immortal words of Mikey, the Life Cereal kid, "Try it! You'll LIKE it!" :)
LM: slurl.com/secondlife/Rotterdam Virtual/81/198/21
I'm selling those cubes at the Dutch Market for 10L each and 25L the fat pack.
They come in 3 colors and with a sitting position.
Hope you like them :)
Thought I'd try something different after reading a digital photo magazine. Three separate shots of pebbles were layered onto a cube template and blended with suitable background image.
Paper: 5 cm
Modules: 12 edge, 8 vertex and 6 face modules
Module: Kunihiko Kasahara
Book: Origami Shin Hakken 2 p.76-79
One more combination, this time not pictured in the book. It is E7, V3 and F3, uses quite a lot of paper (and a bit of glue ;-)). Clear geometric look, which emphazises pattern and colour of the paper.
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Ice cubes
Macro Mondays
Monday, December 1st Theme: Chilly Willy
Strobist:
Canon 430EX with OC-E3 and homemade diffuser
Flash placed left and close to the ice cubes
Paper: 9 cm
Size: edge length equals sqrt(2)/4 of paper size
Modules: 4 vertex modules
Model: Tomoko Fuse
Book: Unit Origami Fantasy p. 39
Assembled without glue, miniature cloth pins during assembly.
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OK so the Digital Photo magazine came through the door this morning and not much else has been done! My first attempt at the cube.
From stripes of elephant hide.
Wobbling wall by Heinz Strobl, instructions by Paula Versnick.
Another fun snapology project, and lovely object to photograph
Leonardo headquarters and showroom in Bad Driburg, Germany
Architects: www.3deluxe.de
Built from 2004-2007
Costs: 8 Mio. Euros
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