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The PIXIES
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If you are friendly with any pixies who are on the look-out for furniture they could try this shop on Sharrow Vale Road, Sheffield, England.
The PIXIES
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For the treasure hunt "Pixie" in the 365/2023 - A Never-Ending Journey group.
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Playtime for an old lady & her "props" - keeping in touch with her inner child. :-)
*Pixie*
*Work done:
Pixie`s base doll is a new Zinochika Blythe with a partial reroot hair specialty to made her fringe, it was bought new to make this OOAK custom little girl. Doll comes with new box with stand and shipper.
*Carving of her mouth including new teeth, chin, nose, eyes, phyltrum and nostrils.
*Face-up done with high quality pastels, acrilycs and sealed with many layers of MSC.
*Pixie was adopted in France by a good Mon ^__^
This Pixie has got attitude! Gotta love the gas cap – topped with an Italian 10 Lire coin. Go, Pixie, Go!
The Dirtbag Challenge is a bike build off for real working people. You get thirty days to build a chopper, you can’t spend more than $1,000 (including the bike), and you have to complete a 100 mile ride on it. Only the builders get to vote for the winners (except the People’s Choice Award).
The event is more like the coolest party you’ll ever attend. An incredibly diverse crowd, food and beer, loud music, burnouts – total chaos! More fun than is humanly possible with the best and truest friends you’ll ever have.
The website thedirtbagchallenge.com/ describes it best:
“The Dirtbag Challenge started as a reaction to the increasing perception that a custom motorcycle had to be expensive. There is a belief that custom bikes are the exclusive right of rich pretty boys and media personalities, rolling around on cookie cutter motorcycles that cost the same as a small family home. Well that’s bullshit.
The Dirtbag Challenge is a low rent chopper build-off, featuring real world bikes for riding in the real world. More than that, at the heart of it is a need to do your own thing, to break away from the same old mainstream ideals.
Dirtbag is about doing things your own way – without anyone’s approval, without anyone’s permission. Build the bike you want, live the life you choose. If we can do it, so can you.”
Comments and critiques are welcome. Contact biker1337@yahoo.com to use this image.
Many people on Ravelry wound up with a hat TRULY sized for a pixie, or a kid. i um, well, went a little overboard, "grew" the pattern and made a pixie HOOD instead. i'm thinking of putting long ties on each side/ear point. I started this hat on the March 4th tour back in September, finished the actual knitting and put it aside and only now got around to teaching myself the (very easy) Kitchener stitch, which makes an invisible seam that duplicates a row of knitting.
This is a picture of Pixie Geldof, the origional photo was taken for a vouge fashion shoot, but i thought id do a drawing. I have to say it looks better large :) i was thinking this coule be a cool tattoo design, but obviously not exactly the same
A pixie will appear when it wants you to see it. Do not, whatever you do, look directly at it. It will cavort about, do handstands and flips. It will turn its head into a balloon and float it on a string. It will whine like a puppy and cry like a baby. Ignore it. If you know what's good for you, you'll pay no attention to it. Because what it wants you to do is follow it.
Suppose you did. In the beginning it would be like a child's game of tag, the pixie turning around and laughing, always just a step ahead. Then it would pick up speed, become nimble, dart from bush to rock to tree. You would try to keep up but you'd grow weary doing so. If it were to get to this stage, you'd be done for. You would never be heard from again.
So avoid eye contact. They can be quite entertaining otherwise.
A very big THANK YOU goes out to Dave, seen here at the Pixies concert, being a bit less professional than he was last night when he accompanied me as my expert witness in small claims court. I was really glad he was there and I especially appreciated the Night Court interlude on the iPhone. It was a much needed tension breaker.
Here are the rest of my pixie towels that we use all the time. Don't look too close as you will see all of the stains from various clean-ups. These would never have come out of my grandmas kitchen drawer looking like this. All would have been starched and ironed!
Pixie coming in for the snatch. Actually, she's not really brave enough to actually snatch the toy from Pyper, but she zooms closer and closer, working up her courage.
I've uploaded this twice, but on my computer the image won't display in my photostream, so I hope it can be seen by others.
The PIXIES
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Photographed by Chris Sikich
Some photos in the set were published with a review of the show on WXPN's blog, The Key, here: thekey.xpn.org/2014/01/27/an-electrifying-friday-from-the...
The Pixie opened in 1948 and was the first drive-in restaurant in Mt. Pleasant. Today, the Pixie Restaurant has the 50's/60's neon look and a dining room with a 50's juke box, memorabilia and the same great food and service the Pixie has made famous for over 50 years.
That blurb from the management company's website that now owns the Pixie. Still looks like a nice place, but too bad the drive-in part is gone. Kudos to them for having a ton of neon.