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Elizabeth Frink's Man (Folded Arms) sculpture, which is made from bronze and dates to 1970.
The nude mand stands upright with arms folded in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is just of the M1 at West Bretton, near Wakefield and occupies a 500-acre country estate interspersed with numerous outdoor sculptures.
There are numerous trails and paths through various zones, with sculptures by such artists as Henry Moore and Antony Gormley among those whose works are exhibited.
The sculptures – which are regularly moved from place to place within the park – blend into the gardens, hillsides and around a small lake, providing an outdoor environment in which to view the works both from afar and up close – and sometimes even from within.
This is a 2009 Dahon Mu SL shot on location in beautiful Prince's Island park, downtown Calgary.
The Mu SL is one of Dahon's top level folding bikes, weighing in under 19lbs including pedals, and with a really nice and responsive ride.
This type of folding gate was very popular in the 50s - 70s. With the roller shutters becoming more common, the folding gates disappear one after the other.
Can anybody tell how the Chinese wording was pressed to the sheet metal ? I supposed they were hand-punched as there were only two to make for a set of gate.
Some of you may have noticed this necklace I was wearing in some of the pictures of me at the IPCA retreat. It's one of my fan fold designs from my new mini eBook. I've had this velvet button for years waiting for the right project!
Working on some larger projects- here's one of the sheets I'm precreasing. Actually, I'm *recreasing* it, as it was already fully creased, and I MC'd it which erased most of the creases. Grrrr. So now it needs to be redone. I guess it's a learning process, right?
Not to plug it endlessly, but I posted a video of the folding process I've been using lately to youtube;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEkzfYoogNE
lots of folding happening lately...
Yeah, so I didn't notice the crease until later. I've decided not to worry about it, because a) the sweater is called "Folded," for goodness sake, and b) I took 33 photos, and that was about 31 too many. So.
However, waist shaping for the win! I'm really pleased with how this turned out, and the waist shaping is really making me happy.
Fold your wreath RIGHT SIDES together and pin. We're going to sew this gap closed. You might like to finish it off by hand as it gets a little fiddly the closer you get to the middle of the wreath.
( View the full tutorial here. )
folding architecture done by 1st year architecture student, universiti teknologi malaysia skudai johor malaysia
folding architecture done by 1st year architecture student, universiti teknologi malaysia skudai johor malaysia
Folding entrenching shovel. This was the tool of choice. I've had it since I was 11. Folds and goes from a shovel into a hoe or pick depending on which end you use. Awesome military issue tool. Stamped "AMES 1968" on the blade.
Showing how the book folds up
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I'm doing a simple hand stitched border of hearts. I used a stencil for this, I've just 2 sides left to do.
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Businesses can find a wide range of cost-effective plastic folding chairs in the UK. Folding furniture is easy to move and occupies less space when not in use.
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Take this folding dream
and right its course,
smooth out the lines
and bridge the gap
that tears my hope
in half.
This folding stand was found on the main deck, just outside the Surgeon’s cabin.
It’s made of two lightweight frames, with chamfered uprights (114.3cm long) and ogee cut outs on the upper and lower rails (76cm wide), joined with a wooden peg. There are also indentations where a leather strap would have prevented them from opening too far. One of the upper rails is marked with the Roman numeral IV, suggesting this may have been part of a set, although no others were found on board.
This stand is most likely for a table, although it’s too low for a full-height dining table or one at which the user could comfortably stand. The height is most convenient when used by a sitter, and it may be that the stand originally acted as a form of campaign table supporting a simple detachable board top to hold a map.
Image © Mary Rose Trust