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I crocheted this using Susan Anderson's pattern for Itty Bitty Nursery.
The pattern itself is for knitting but I was able to crochet it instead using
the pattern as a guide.
See my blog for more info:
sukigirl74.blogspot.com/2010/07/crocheting-using-knitting...
This was in Astrid Lindgren's park, people hang up the pacifier of their child in a tree next to the Pipi Longstocking house
I don't know why they do it. i thougth it was a great sight!
You often see lost hats and maybe baby sox along the trail in spots where their owners might come back to find them, but I have never seen a pacifier before!
I guess this is a good way to relax on a Sunday, by going for a Sunday drive on the train, reading your book and sucking your thumb :-)
Time to take a nap, but we couldn't find a single one of Bryn-Bryn's four score and seven binkies anywhere in my apartment. So in desperation, I handed Bryn this old Moto StarTAC, and she fell asleep with just like this with it still stuck to her ear!!
My little brother would be happy to know that his old cellphone is still getting some use. :-D
This was taken in my living room with natural light only coming in from the sliding glass doors, plus fill-flash. It's the first time I've ever tried using fill on my Canon S3 IS. There's a setting in the Functions menu for the flash to be adjusted +/- 2 (stops, I think).
For those who don't already know, this is the first digital camera for me, and a good 'un, so it's still taking me a little time to find out what controls besides AUTO I have available to me. User manuals are such dry reading. It's usually when I bump up against a limitation in AUTO that I start looking for work-arounds.
Explore #402 on 8/26/2007
For a blog post. Redundancy is important for network components....and pacifiers.
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When parents want their children to stop using pacifiers, some go to the zoo and talk them into giving it to the newborn calves. Obviously some succeeded!
I was sanitizing pacifiers and was caught be they serendipitous beauty of the scene. The color was striking against the industrial black and stainless steel look.