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These guys have a nest at the base of one of the tombstones.
I took this pic & high-tailed it outta there!
Jacket FSG 1945. The fabric is a gold & black rayon, underlined with fusible lightweight cotton. There are several things I'm not happy with here, notably the ripples under the arms (why?!), the hip measurement could be quite a bit smaller, the bottoms of the sleeves are way too HUGE, and the whole thing wrinkles like crazy. No more rayon jackets for me: this one's a wearable wadder, barely.
Another macro of a yellow jacket wasp from last weekend. He had been crawling all over this fence post, most likely waiting for his wings to dry from the overnight rain, so I took my chances and fired away a few shots.
D700, Tamron 90mm f/2.8 macro @ f/14, iso 200, sb-600 on camera angled and bounced/diffused with homemade lumiquest style diffuser.
Vasilisa is a unique luxary woolen jacket with an authentic Zmijanje embroidery motif. It is inspired by Zmijanje rich history and beauty of antic Greek queens ( Vasilisa means queen in Greek – βασίλισσα ). Made in black, indigo or beige colour. Zmijanje embroidory is made to Your order with black, white, beige or golden ribbon.
Zmijanje.design project by IMAGINARIUM Studio is devoted to the Zmijanje area heritage, specially Zmijanje Embroidery that is listed as
Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2014.
It's almost completed. I finished the dreaded buttonholes, not too crooked. It is made from sun proof tri-blend (did I mention that I love this material?) that I got from www.suzzetteexclusives.com. The buttons need sewing on and then its ready for a shot with my daughter.
Denise used self-striping yarn and fancy silver toggles to make this oversize kimono jacket stand out.
My first try on making a jacket. I'm pretty happy with the result. It was really difficult to make, especially the collar and the lining took lots of patience... It's not 100% perfect, but it'll do for me :)
This was the first time I had seen these things. Everyone puts their jackets over their seat backs, but soups and stuff might spill on them, especially in a crowded restaurant. The solution here in the States tends to be some kind of coat hanger. In China now, they just put a cover over your jacket. :)
Collared Jacket by Wendy Baker from Scottish Highland Knits.
Size small
Knit in Peace Fleece and Rowanspun Aran
Spud having the first fitting of the the prototype, for his jacket. It looks a little rough at the moment, but I think its going to be good
The *Joffa* Jacket for Blythe as modeled by Holly, bound for etsy tomorrow.
*double breasted*, long sleeved, collared jacket features a waist belt with over sized buckle and made of a sensational faux leather golden fabric.