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i've been terrible at posting my commission photos! this was one of my edits that everything just came together easily and flowed naturally. it felt like a good edit through the whole process and im happy with how it came out. poppy has such a unique and cute look, it was fun being able to do this for her.
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I took the dogs up into the hills today. It was a very pleasant morning for a walk, it felt like spring was almost here.
Photography is my pursuit, mainly in things that are broken and not so pretty. I have always felt a connection to these type of places. I think because at one time they were loved and cherished and then were forgotten but the life and beauty remained even when covered in dirt and grime.
Deeply felt emotion = Soul
‘Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow - Freddie Mercury’
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...tried to take a pic...realised i don't know how anymore....spent 2 hours trying to figure out how to change the sun position :P
The Forge Loute Outfit
The Forge Razor Legs
Sweet Thing MegaMecha Wings
This is Wrong Lava Tattoo+Shine
Wasabi Pills Blossom Hair
RAWR Lux Earrings+Rings
esse foi feito especialmente pra enviar dentro de uma caixinha pra uma amiga que queria muito...e o mais especial dele é que foi meu primeiro feito com retalhinhos...legal né!
Ireland / Connemara
Ok, I swear this is the last one ;) ...
Laowa 12mm Zero-D
The climb was tough—scrambling over steep, crumbling rocks with my gear strapped tightly. Each step felt precarious, but I knew the view would be worth it. And it was. I set up my camera on this hidden stretch of Renvyle’s coastline, where the rough, rounded boulders gave way to a sweeping view of the sea.
With the ND filter in place, I captured the water, transformed into a mist-like veil, stretching out toward the horizon. The setting sun's light danced on the surface, casting soft, golden reflections off the rounded stones in the foreground, turning them into mirrors. Out in the distance, jagged rocks pierced the sea, leading my eye toward the horizon where the sun was sinking slowly behind a line of dark, dramatic clouds. Some were lit up in fiery hues, while others remained shrouded in shadow, creating a striking contrast of light and darkness over the water.
In that moment, the world felt suspended—silent, timeless, caught between day and night. The effort to get there faded into insignificance as the beauty of the scene unfolded.
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**Felt Skin worn on Zo Lelutka Head on Ethereal Essence Body Skin line on #4 Light Skin Tone
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I recently went to my local Sephora to celebrate the release of 2013's Color of the Year and saw the gorgeous tones of emeralds and sapphires in their new cosmetics. The models in the advertisements looked super fierce, and I felt that Julia could pull off their look too! n__n
I've recently got into drawing. As you see I'm not a 'realist', more a go with the flow type. And I've found it to be a fun absorbing pastime. I can recommend giving it a go!
(Because I've scanned my work to email using a photocopy/scanner, the type of 'camera' info and EXIF data do not show up)
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This brooch has been on my "to sew" list for sooo long!
Quite a big brooch, about 8cm wide, 100% approved by my boyfriend (who normally raises a polite eyebrow at most things I make).
Kitchener ( Berlin ) Ontario, Kanada
Die Rumpel Felt Company wurde 1912 von Geroge Rumpel (1850-1916) gegründet. Als deutscher Einwanderer kam George Rumpel 1868 nach Kanada und lebte fünf Jahre als Schuhmacher in Hamilton. 1875 gründete er mit 3 Mitarbeitern die Berliner Filzstiefelfabrik, die Lederstiefel und knöchelhohe Holzfällerstiefel aus Filz herstellte. 1903 kehrten George und seine beiden Söhne Walter und Oscar nach Deutschland zurück, um fortgeschrittene Filzherstellung zu studieren. Mit der Umsetzung dieses angewandten Wissens wuchs das Unternehmen schnell. Als er das Unternehmen 1909 an die Consolidated Felt Company verkaufte, beschäftigte das Unternehmen 300 Mitarbeiter. George Rumpel blieb bis 1912 Präsident, als er die erfolgreiche Rumpel Felt Company gründete. George Rumpel war ein prominentes Mitglied der Berliner Gesellschaft, indem er fünf Jahre lang Mitglied des Parkvorstands, der Wasserkommission und des Stadtrats war. Er war 1897 Reeve und 1898 Bürgermeister. Die Familie besaß auch eine Asbestmine im Norden Quebecs, die Berlin Asbestos Mine, die von Georges Sohn Oscar Rumpel verwaltet wurde. Walter Rumpel, Sohn und Nachfolger von George Rumpel leitete von 1916 bis 1944 die Firma Rumpel Felt Company. Walter gründete eine Filzfabrik an der Ecke Victoria Street und Duke Street in Kitchener, Ontario, wo sie seitdem tätig ist. Von 1944 bis 1966 wurde Walter von seinem Sohn John W. Rumpel abgelöst, der von 1966 bis 2007 von seinem Sohn David Rumpel abgelöst wurde. Im Jahr 2007 stellte das Unternehmen die Produktion von Filz ein, blieb aber als Großhändler von der Fabrik aus bestehen.
Infocredit: Archives Association of Ontario & Waterloo Regional Museums.
Kitchener war ursprünglich "Berlin". 1916 wurde der Name in Kitchener geändert.
The Rumpel Felt Company was established in 1912 by Geroge Rumpel (1850-1916). A German immigrant, George Rumpel came to Canada in 1868 and lived in Hamilton as a shoemaker for five years. In 1875 he founded the Berlin Felt Boot Company with 3 employees which manufactured leather boots and felt lumberman ankle-high boots. In 1903 George and his two sons Walter and Oscar returned to Germany to study advanced felt making. With the implementation of this applied knowledge, the company grew rapidly. When he sold the company to the Consolidated Felt Company in 1909, the company employed 300 workers. George Rumpel continued as president until 1912 when he started the successful Rumpel Felt Company. George Rumpel was a prominent member of Berlin society by serving as member of the Park board, the water commission, and town council for five years. He was Reeve in 1897 and mayor in 1898. The family also owned an asbestos mine in northern Quebec, The Berlin Asbestos Mine which was managed by George's son Oscar Rumpel. Walter Rumpel, George Rumpel's son and successor managed the Rumpel Felt Company from 1916-1944. Walter established a felt factory at the corner of Victoria and Duke Streets in Kitchener, Ontario where it has operated ever since. From 1944-1966 Walter was succeeded by his son John W. Rumpel, who was succeeded by his son David Rumpel from 1966-2007. In 2007 the company closed production of felt but continue as a wholesaler from the factory.
Info credit : Archives Association of Ontario & Waterloo Regional Museums.
Kitchener was originally "Berlin". In 1916 the name was changed to Kitchener.
Small nature preserve in Palmetto, Florida. Water levels are low in both lakes here due to the lack of rain in our area.
The spoonbill and the heron followed each other around the shore line.
I've never felt comfortable showing myself off...I really don't have a good body image of myself. I don't know why I'm posting these, other than to try to ease this image....accept who I am, and go forward with my life.
Special thanks to André, whose photostream has inspired me beyond words.
Photographs by Paul Nixdorf.
I felted some ornaments in wet and needle technique, as well as sewed a flower and arranged everything to scan it. So it is not only a documentation, but an independent work.
The colored felt is attached to the hardware of a delay circuit, which is embedded underneath the white felt. By squeezing and pulling on the colored felt, sound can be sculpted by controlling the number of repeats and the level of feedback happening in the circuit.
50/50 Extra fine Australian merino wool / mulberry silk, cotton gauze fabric.
Length 76 1/3" (194 cm)
Width 11 1/2" - 13 1/4" (29 - 34 сm)
Weight 2,2 oz (62 gm)
My first landscape needle felt created in a class with Margo Duke. She was so helpful in helping me with perspective and texture.
a felt owl which i draw the pattern to. it's made from cotton fabric and felt. the eyes are wooden buttons.
I've been knocking myself out with making this felt rope, I'll be re-introducing it in the shop. I just want to be sure to have an wonderful selection of colors.
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holiday ornament
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tutorial
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