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So far, I've done about 8 inches on the skirt, and it's looking lovely!
Here's the free pattern: www.geocities.com/jewedyknit/babydress.htm
I changed the skirt to a simpler lace pattern.
I say Mostly because my personal belief is that any project undertaken is never finish. There is always room for improvement.
Now I have two types of cider. One batch that didn't ferment all that
well and another that is really bubbling. The first batch I should
have made a yeast starter at a temperature of 105F and let it sit for
a few hours. Instead I used a significantly lower temperature and only
let the starter go for one hour. My second 1 gallon batch of apple
cider received the appropriate yeast starting temp/time and is
bubbling away. I also used a different brand of cider this powerful
bubbler is "Tree Top". I'm drinking the first batch now after nearly a
week and it is tasty with very little alcohol. The second batch will
be bottled and shelved until March.
Progress is slow in these dark winter days, but I also have many other things going. Should be finished in a couple of days though.
I decided against a blade and opted for the heavy push bar instead. The "wedge" shape should push smaller trees to the sides of the machine... Hopefully I'll get lots more done tomorrow...
Work in progress
La Biennale di Yocchan2016 Collage/Cubism　　
C.A.P. KOBE STUDIO Y3　
2016.11.12-27
October 1st 2014.looking good. The Fife and Central towers have temporary deck support systems fitted .....the deck sections are fabricated in Darlington.
The introduction to the book which shows a picture of prehistoric life contrasted with modern life and it's great radio masts with an early man who has a "brutish" appearance shows the early optimism and belief in progress which was current after the Great War to End All Wars and before the coming of the depression.
Work in progress
La Biennale di Yocchan2016 Collage/Cubism　　
C.A.P. KOBE STUDIO Y3　
2016.11.12-27
Well, the pickets are still up. All that is left on this side is getting the gates up.
Don't think that we are gonig to get much work done this weekend on the fence because it is supposed to rain from Friday til Monday. Oh well. It will get done eventually.
I have now burnt the top layer of chiffon by using a heat gun. I then teased the fibre through the stitching by using a teasle brush ( shown at the top of the picture).
This now completes the preparation of the background fabric for the handbag.
1. Dogwood, needed more baby chub (basically he‘s flat lol), veeeeery bad paint job, 2. Barley, happy with sculpt, bad paint job, 3. Garlic, happier with sculpt, no body paint premixed clay - slight natural tan look lol (no sunburn) happier with blush & crease colour too, oh & this elf sculpting is sooooo addictive, 3am comes around real fast now days lol
Progress in April 2017 to remove the level crossing at Corrigan Road in Noble Park including rebuilding of the railway station. The project part of a larger one to remove the remaining level crossings between Caulfield and Dandenong.
In this area a new two track viaduct is being built to elevate the line above Corrigan Road and nearby Heatherton Road which requires rebuilding of the station at the Noble Park end of the structure with Sandown Park station unchanged. The new lines are being built adjacent to the existing ones with the bridges formed using precast Super-T beams. This is part of the controversial 'Skyrail' treatment used to elevate the lines above the road with similar designs employed at Chandler Road and between Oakleigh and Caulfeild stations - the latter being more of an issue with properties backing onto the line.
PictionID:43748179 - Catalog:14_006643 - Title:Sycamore Canyon Model 7; Progress Report; Sycamore S-1 and S-2. Date: 12/10/1956 - Filename:14_006643.TIF - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Families sit in an outdoor dining plaza at Progress Ridge Town Square on a sunny day. A ridge of trees is visible in the distance.
Progress Quarry Lake shines blue in the foreground on a sunny day. A ridge of trees lines one edge of the quarry, and rows of apartment buildings are visible behind that.