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This my pineapple medallion design. It has to be credited to a client of mine. It was her idea. I am loving it!
Dining in the Docklands is to get a whole lot more interesting as a new wave of restaurants open in the south Docklands in time for summer.
Dieter Bergmann along with Szabi Csitari, Head Chef of the award winning restaurant, the Winding Stair, and Sirin Lewendon, a restaurateur from London, will lead the way with the opening of Riva on Hanover Quay in late April. Seating 70 customers, Riva will offer a continental menu using only organic ingredients and an extensive wine list.
Next door, the Herbstreet Bistro will open in May with dining space for approximately 50 customers inside and 20 more in an outdoor seated area, Herbstreet's focus will be on simply prepared, good value food in an urban waterfront setting. It will open early for breakfast and serve food all day until 11 pm. The restaurant will be putting a major emphasis on minimising its carbon footprint.
Real Gourmet Burger will offer a range of thirty organic gourmet burgers from Gallery Quay in July 2008. The restaurant will occupy 2000 square feet and accommodate up to 100 customers. This will be the third restaurant for Real Gourmet Burger with the other units located at the Pavilion, Dun Laoghaire and Ballsbridge.
The Crystal Boat, an Asian restaurant specialising in seafood, will also open during the summer period at Gallery Quay. The restaurant will occupy 2,000 square feet over two floors and will accommodate 90 customers.
The new restaurants will join ely hq, Milanos, Bridge Bar and Grill, Il Valentino, KC Peaches and Café Java already trading in the area.
The Grand Canal Dock area is already home to commercial tenants including McCann Fitzgerald, Matheson Ormsby Prentice, Beauchamps, PFPC Bank, Arup Consulting Engineers and Accenture who will be shortly joined by Hong Kong Shanghai Bank.
Grand Canal Square is the centrepiece of the Grand Canal Dock area and was designed by renowned landscape architect, Martha Schwartz. Grand Canal Square's red glowing angled light sticks and green lighted seating area has brought a significant "wow factor" to the area since its official opening in mid-2007. The Square will be one of the leading architectural and cultural hot-spots in the Docklands.
Facing onto Grand Canal Square will be the 2,200 seater Grand Canal theatre, which was designed by Studio Libeskind and is currently under construction. In addition, a five-star hotel, designed by renowned Portuguese architect Manuel Aires Mateus, is due to be completed later this year and will be operated by Monogram Hotels.
"The Grand Canal Dock area is really coming into its own with a solid range of restaurants and cafes. Ideally located in a busy commercial area and with major cultural and leisure facilities due to open there in 2009, Grand Canal Square will become one of the focal points of the city," said Paul Maloney, Chief Executive of the Docklands Authority.
These cupcake picks are made from scrapbooking paper, stamped with ink, and attached to a toothpick.
Four tiers of our Buttermilk Pound with White Chocolate Mousse and American Buttercream. Drapped in our homemade Marshmallow Fondant with all handmade decorations and details.
Monogram cookies I made for a friend's wedding shower. The colors and floral design were inspired by the shower invitation. I used hand cut stencils for the white flowers and stems. The monogram and flower centers are piped by hand.
Created by Sarah Yakawonis of Yakwonis Quilling.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/04/paper-twine-knit-bangles-m...
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One of my non-Redwork UFOs.
Some time ago I started to transfer most of my copper monogram stencils with red fabric paint on white cotton. The final quilt with alternating natural linen and stenciled white cotton blocks I planned to finish with a white cotton backing and thick batting for a warm and cosy lapquilt.
It was planned to be finished last christmas...
But then I am not going to feel guilty it is my UFO finishing time and I should have it ready to quilt this summer.
Losing my way in modelling lately, I finally completed this very old Monogram odd scale Cessna 180. While I saw plenty of Cessna 206's while in Israel, I never saw one of these but liked the idea of having one in kit form. I built it out of the box and the decals are from the scrap box.
The kit is to 1/41 scale and was first released as a wheeled plane in 1965. I believe the float plane version was released around 1957. The undercarriage assembly is the only difference in the kits.
Quilling by Ann Martin and calligraphy by Riva Brown of Living Letters Studio.
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My grandmother taught me to knit and used to make things for us - she'd knit sweaters and weave table cloths and plaids. This hand woven kitchen towel was one of the things she made for me. I've now monogrammed it with her initials, in her memory.
Michael's Cookie Jar
5330 Weslayan Street
Houston, TX 77005
We are located at the corner of Bissonnet & Weslayan, behind the Petco.
713-771-8603
My first monogram. I made these pillowcases and hand embroidered the monogram. Beautiful monogram pattern is from www.needlenthread.com