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I could hardly sleep so I waited for the sun to come up and hung a doily in front of the sunlight to cast this lovely shadow. I have many more that I really liked that I'll post at a later time. I've had this idea for quite sometimes, but it would be so much easier to shoot if I had a model.
I don't use nutmeg that often, so I always manage to forget what it looks like once you start grating them. Some of this one was used in a spinach and goats cheese puff pastry tart from this month's issue of Good Food - and very nice it was too.
Took the youngest for a look round a nursery today. He quite happily took himself off for a play, so we ended up leaving him there for a quick settling in session. After what happened at the previous nursery it was really nice to see him happy to go off. He must have enjoyed himself - he got a bit upset when I said it was time to go!
The one pictured in the center and right is a UK printed pattern that would cost me ~$40 plus customs duties to have sent to the states. I can make a similar dress using the Ebb and SYL patterns I already have. I lengthened the Ebb top portion with buttons another button width (for 3 instead of 2 buttons) that proportionately hits me right around the elbow.
I'm having these patterns printed on "chiffon" to make furoshiki. Most pics were taken at Orto Botanico REA, with many thanks to Regione Piemonte for so beautifully taking care, and a pair in my garden in July 2009. Pics were modified for pure fun with only the ACDSee that came with the computer... please enjoy and feel free to use them.
a while back...a long while back- summer 2008- I got a pattern from Here2There on Etsy and today I finally got around to finishing the top- now working on a pieced back using all the spare pieces from the front.
Fabric I ordered (2 on the left).
All the others on the right are lovely little extra Japanese fabric scraps sent with my order!
This is my favorite page from Patchwork Pattern 318.
Lisa's shop is here:
This pattern was created by lilfairy for fresh:touch theme of the week "infinity" (sept'09).: see fresh-touch.com/2009/09/07/color-of-the-week-couleur-de-l...
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267/365I wish I can have more then 24 hours a day.... I was trying to find some pattern during the day.. but I forgot....
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Japanese Pattern book
ISBN 9784529050678
Heart Warming Life Series: Chiisana Onnanoko no Oyafuku (Clothes for Little Girls) by Yuki Araki
A classic bestseller! Half shawl – half cardigan, this clingy creation is only slightly more advanced than a scarf requiring a minimum of expertise to deliver a maximum style impact. One pattern contains 2 versions: Crochet Hairpin Lace or Knitting Instructions.
Had a go at sewing with stretch fabric using a pattern from Melancholy Wings
www.flickr.com/photos/melancholywings/6671807597/
I changed it a little bit and love how it turned out :)