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The stars aligned and I moved past the two places that were confusing me. I did shred one thread doing the first sewing. I'll fix that later.
This is the start of a project for my Annual Halloween party...The theme this year is "Urban Legends"
the starlet is coming along...
so far:
* alloy radiator
* 3/8" metal fuel line under car
* radiator and heater pipes
* 3au k50 gearbox w/ modified gearbox crossmember
* accelerator cable bracket
* weld 3/8" pickup and return into fuel tank
* install lift pump and filter, surge tank, bosch efi fuel pump into boot
* implement idle-air-bypass bus and mount iscv
* drill holes in boot, install grommets and plumb up fuel pumps and tank
* install extractors
* re-assemble ITB's with new gaskets
* brake booster vacuum source
* exhaust, o2 sensor bung & muffler
to-do list:
* t-piece to supply vacuum source for fuel regulator
* 500mm of 16mm air line for to connect iscv to the idle circuit
* clean up and install 365cc gze injectors
* plumb up fuel rail feed and return
* measure sensors & hook up water temp to the dash
* loom
* megasquirt :D
* diff, engine and gearbox oil
* tune
* electric fan
* bracket for gze coilpack (its dli)
* bracket for heater tap
* bracket for radiator
* catch can for breather
* driveshaft loop for cert
Advancing cautiously under adverse signals, the driver of 70025 makes slow progress in the thick fog.
Joanne's English Smocking. Yes, I know it isn't Christmas. But she was working on this piece for a course she plans on delivering. My contribution to her craft skills is to do photos for the courses.
The Jumierah Palm is blooming from 28,000 feet. you may notice the lavish resort hotel, Atlantis, at the top curve, ( top right corner ) .
My first mohair reroot, for Oles birthday custom Blythe doll. The hair is a pleasure to work with!
I'm still the slowest rerooter on earth, took my 5 hours already.
Everybody's a bloody critic. I KNEW I shouldn't let the Flicker talk to the duck.
For those in North America with clear skies tonight, this could be the peak of the Perseid meteor shower. The moon will be a problem, but you may be able to see some in the northeast right after dark and before moonrise. It's highly recommended as one of the top cheap date ideas as well.
I've been busy making stars of various sizes. I really do hope my partner likes how this is going. The plan is to set the stars out in a fairly random layout similar to the photo but I need to decide whether to make any more stars. I was thinking perhaps a couple more fairly small ones. What do you think?
(www.sewlovetosew.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/brit-quilt-post-2...)