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Tried out a new technique. Spun a single using a mini-batt from Loop (bamboo in shades of green and lavender, with black diamond bamboo.) Then carded batts using hot pink handdyed wool, with a little bit of angelina and white bamboo. Plied the two singles together irregularly, letting the bamboo single create little corkscrews and coils. I'll knit this up to see how it behaves, but I really enjoyed this new spin!

Loop naar Afrika by Rikolto (Vredeseilanden)

Gheringhap Loop Railcam 1 by Gheringhap Loop

Rail activity detected at Gheringhap Loop- Camera #1 No defects I repeat no defects. Total axle count....

Jane's Walk Marda Loop by jisoo._.kang

Cuningar Loop parkrun event 12 by BlytheLindsay

Loop naar Afrika by Rikolto (Vredeseilanden)

Loop 021 by chicagounzipped4

TheTtiffany ceiling of Macy's on State Street as viewed from the first floor at State and Washington

loop line party 4 by fscang

Loop-Point by Louis

Loop Head. Lighthouse.

Loop naar Afrika by Rikolto (Vredeseilanden)

Sunfade Looping Animation by Global Archive

Seamlessly Looping Background Animation Of Clouds In All Shapes, Angles And Sizes Part 2. Checkout GlobalArchive.com, contact ChrisDortch@gmail.com, and connect to www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdortch

Walk the LOOP - Kingston to Hatton Cross by Rachel Clarke

Walk the LOOP - Harold's Wood to Purfleet by Rachel Clarke

Bath room rug by Patricia

Hand dyed cotton sock loops. 24" x 48"

Ring Loop by Verna Lagnia

Ring Loop

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Loop 28: by Júlia Luz

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MP5, NR43*+NR103.... Gheringhap Loop Railcam 1 by Gheringhap Loop

Rail activity detected at Gheringhap Loop- Camera #1 No defects I repeat no defects. Total axle count....

Loop Head by Carles

Clark Adams Building, Clark Street and Adams Street, Chicago, IL by Warren LeMay

Built in 1926-1927, this Renaissance Revival-style skyscraper was designed by Burnham Brothers, with both architects being the sons of Daniel H. Burnham, and is also known as the Bankers Building. The building stands 41 stories and 476 feet (145 meters) tall. It features a granite and limestone base with decorative carved reliefs and large storefront openings and plate glass windows on the first two floors, with the upper two floors of the four-story base featuring vertical columns of windows with recessed metal spandrel panels, and flanked by decorative carved reliefs, with the parapet of the base featuring a stepped middle section with more relief and ornament. The stone trim extends to the fifth floor, where it mingles with the cream brick of the upper levels, and features heavy use of reliefs to demarcate the top of the compositional base of the building and the transition to the shaft, which comprises most of the building’s height, and is relatively unadorned with cream brick cladding, corner pillars and pilasters between window bays, with the massing of the upper portion of the building being H-shaped with light courts to the east and west on the lower portion of the tower, with the upper portion being thinner and rectangular, tapering with setbacks to the north and south towards the top. The building is one of many historic skyscrapers in the Chicago Loop, and remains in use as a commercial office building with retail space at the base.

Scuba Looping Animation by Global Archive

Seamlessly Looping Background Animation Of Assorted Sports Animations. Checkout GlobalArchive.com, contact ChrisDortch@gmail.com, and connect to www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdortch

loop by matisynn leckey