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A new girl arrived last week and a new doll today that we hope to introduce this week. Meanwhile Floss is spending some time this evening with me......
This week’s theme for my Macro Mondays group is “Abundance/Abundant.” This is an empty dental floss container lit from the back by the sunshine. As you can see, the inside of the container has an abundance of wax that fell off the floss as it was pulled out of the container. In addition, the container itself has an abundance of flecks in the plastic. The colours and shapes initially caught my attention here as well as the little specs inside the container.
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Strobist: 3 lights. Elinchrom Quadra HS head (only because I burned the tube out on my A head) in 7" reflector, f/22. 2 Elinchrom Pro HD 500s in 30" strip boxes, against scrims, f/11. Triggered by Skyport.
PP in LR/PS
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Painting acrylic on canvas,size 50+40 cm,2019.Candy floss has an interesting structure and looks very beautiful, I wanted to capture this moment on canvas.
This is how I spent my 4th of July, I organized my brand spankin new floss. This process literally took most of the day, but I was in hog heaven, TCM was having a Hitchcock marathon and it was overcast and rainy outside. I love those kind of days don't you?
One of my three (haha, addicted?) embroidery floss boxes.
I have mild OCD so playing with my floss is a harmless way for me to indulge myself. I like to rearrange them by numerical order, and then into a rainbow by colour. It's very soothing to play with the spools (bobbins? cards?), and almost meditative to wind the floss onto the cards.
I also get a lot of inspiration just by playing with colour combinations.
( Edited with Picnik because I love rounded corners. )
The floss of a Common Milkweed plant in a beautiful floral shape. Pretty special, isn't it? In the Butterfly Garden at Prairie Park Nature Center in Lawrence. This one's for Monochrome Bokeh Thursday.
Using Sublime Stitching variegated floss - not easy as there are really long pieces of the pale colour - you really have to plan out your colour and stitch placement if you are stitching a smallish piece. DMC doesn't have such a dramatic change in colours - which you use would very much depend on your project I think.
These savoury cookies are made using rubbing in method, there is no creaming or beating of butter required. The dough is easy to work with as it is not too soft nor sticky. Click here for recipe.