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a juvenile black headed gull ,i love the feather detail on this one
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I found them both under the bed having last minute deep conversation. Just waiting for the hairdresser to fluff up Floss' hair and we will be ready to go!!!
Oh my goodness, you guys. I can't stop SQUEEEEing over the custom cyclops fluff I just completed!
I think all the Cuddles of fluffs need to have at least one cyclops in them from now on. ;)
Oh my goodness, you guys. I can't stop SQUEEEEing over the custom cyclops fluff I just completed!
I think all the Cuddles of fluffs need to have at least one cyclops in them from now on. ;)
I have no idea what they are but they quite common plants to find around the forests and swaps of Ruka & Kuusamo, Lapland. They look like cotton wool balls.
For more info about Ruka and Kuusamo in Lapland visit www.rukakuusamo.com
. . . Like many photographers during the recent blizzard, I am stuck indoors and turned my attention to shooting birds at the feeder! Here a Blue Jay fluffs down feathers around his feet and almost up over his head. So I guess you could say he has his boots and hood on!
Have a great Hump Day and week Facebook and Flickr friends!
This fluff is a rare fluff. I've only made this style once before. He's shorter like a runt sized fluff, but wider.
He is about 2.5 inches tall and 3 inches wide.
He's made of a purple faux fur.
His face was hand painted by me using artist quality acrylics and sealed with a matte varnish.
Pocket Fluffs are able to stand on their own. :)
The Pocket Fluff Monsters are made from my original design.
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This is a variation of honey whip made with pomegranate molasses. The fluff is made from mostly spiced pomegranate molasses but the key ingredient is a soy protein branded under the name Versawhip (available at Willpowder). It has twice the aerating capacity of egg whites and can be used in place of egg whites or egg white powder in many preparations. It’s also vegan which is convenient if you’re a vegan or serving vegans. This is good as a spread, a filling, and can even be used as a low fat frosting.
photo taken by Kim Davis
standing l-r: Scott Davis, Nate Schutta, Stuart Halloway, Neal Ford, Venkat Subramaniam, David Bock, Ken Sipe, David Geary
kneeling: Mark Richards, Jay Zimmerman
Never did find out what it was. Perhaps moonlighting backstage at a porno studio to pay for carpal tunnel surgery?
Photos by Linda Gritz. The annual festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts honoring the invention of Marshmallow Fluff.
love the label. A friend bought this for me in New York a couple of years ago. I think its gone bad? the substance seems to have separated within!