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Handle on the secretary my mother inherited from my great aunt. You don't see many of those these day - at least not without calling it kitch. They are beutiful, though.
Based on an old one that my dog chewed up. All cotton. Interfaced and with a layer of fleece too, I like that it can stand up by itself, so that I can keep the yarn in the bag, away from the cat and dog, while I knit. The unbrella print fabric is Japanese, purchased from Kimono Reincarnate's etsy shop, the beige and blue fabric from Ikea, the blue binding and zip from a local shop. Handles rescued from the old bag. Blogged at: www.handledcarefully.blogspot.com
Threading handle, the pipe adapter goes on this end.
I rescued this as it was about to be thrown into a dumpster.
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Inside the Criterion Hotel (Heritage listed) Rockhampton. A wonderful old building on Quay street. The first Hotel in Rocky. Saturday Safari September 2011.
I think I may have felted the individual strands too much before twisting together. I ended up sewing the twists to exaggerate and hold them.
in the car.... again!
my bike-dwelling friends are probably anguished by my car photos.
it's a sickness -- it's such a fantastic driving machine, my little tank! :)
This slender , delicate looking grass grows around the property and looks quite nice but do not try to handle it, it is incredibly sharp edged and will slice through skin like a sword. the edges of the grass blades are lined with minute saw like teeth that not only cut but also make the cut itself sting and hurt for a long time. Lovely to look at not so nice to handle
Four trays all done and lacquered. Three with the handles re-installed.
The handles cleaned up nicely on the wire wheels. A little black gloss spray paint and they were ready to go back on. Of course I used brass screws. I didn't find the style heads I wanted, but these are good enough.