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First sock in progress. I tried another pattern before but I gave up and it was ugly. Now I am trying on another pattern, knitting from toe up. It is progressing nicely. At least for a beginner... I am using yarns that I had in my stash for ages, from the stone age when I only could crochet. It is cheapass acrylic yarn, at least the pink is definitely acrylic. I hope the red one is aswell... :D (at least it does not smell wool) 4,5 mm wood needles. I wanted plastic but I could not find in that size, smallest being 5,5 mm. Wood is a good second only it is a little too tight sometimes to slide around the work. Metal is best in that aspect but I hate the feeling "click click" and itchy feeling.
The only booboo with this one is that this is slightly big (as for width) even though I went down in stitches more than what was stated in the pattern.
Another go at the selective coloring fun, this time trying to take a rather boring shot of the COP sign and giving it a little pop.
Preparando mi pieza para el "Mislatas Representan" , este Sábado 9 en Mislata, no os lo perdais. Esto va a ser grande!
Change is important. So is progress. When you figure out how to make the one lead to the other, you win at life. It's that simple.
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Strobist: 580EXII in shoot-thru umbrella and thanks to my sister Andrea, for the photo assist.
Si è svolto a Milano il 7 e 8 febbraio 2013 la prima conferenza dell’International Progressive Multiple Sclerosis Collaborative. Associazioni SM, ricercatori e persone con SM insieme per trovare terapie efficaci per le forme progressive di SM. Per ulteriori informazioni: www.aism.it/index.aspx?codpage=2013_02_ricerca_progressiv...
Clearly I've made some progress since my first post, but it seems really slow. I keep searching for more pieces relevant to an area, find a couple, but seem to be trying the same pieces in the same places. Once in a while they go in.
Finally!
This is our pet parrot Moosy. After getting my hands litterally ripped apart, he's finally decided to give us a break and make truce. We give him sunflower seeds; and he promises he'll think about letting us keep our ears.
This photo is dedicated to Alex and his bird (and friend) Tasi.
Thats Lua's arm its on. HMPF! I spend weeks trying to get it on mine and it just hops onto hers. Bloody smooth talking perv parrot. >:(
Lambert Shading and Bezier Curve evaluators. My my, I have smart friends. Andrew Bell, one of the newest Barbarians, helped me understand a bit more about vectors and tutored me into creating a basic Lambert shader for the flowfields. They are tuned down a bit for this image, but they are there when I need them. And dear old Ryan Alexander (oddly a friend of Andrew Bell's from an older job) helped me get the bezier evaluator in place. You might notice the curves on this image are very very smooth compared to the previous versions. Ryan gave me some code to allow for bezier interpolation with my original set of points. It runs a good deal slower, but makes for better large scale images for print.
Check out the large size.