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I hacked off a couple QR skewers & threaded the ends so I could pop the handlebar stem off & on easily. I'm very happy with how well this works!
Quick workshop... final shots:
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Blog: blog.ramsesmoya.com
Quick Fact: More solar came online in US in the 18 months before March than in the prior 30 years ow.ly/zYmLZ #CleanRevolution
U.S. Army and Polish special operations forces conduct close-quarters combat training Sept. 10, 2014, in Baumholder, Germany, during Jackal Stone 2014, an annual joint special operations exercise. While large-scale, complex programs representing a big leap ahead in capability call for more complicated acquisition processes to manage risk properly, Kendall says DOD acquisition has taken a page or two from special forces programs that can acquire niche capabilities relatively quickly. (DOD photo by SPC Benjaman Pollhein)
I'm thinking about cleaning up my cute retexture of uti's suit and selling different colors of it, would anyone be interested in any particular colors or patterns?
PS the back has two little heart cut-outs!
Did a quick contact print from the paper negative. After a couple test strips yielded results in the 1-4sec range, I realized I needed to decrease my light considerably. I was using one of my enlargers with the head all the way up, but the lens out. I put a lens back in and that helped considerably, got results in the 10-20 sec range. Could stand to slow it a bit more. If I were to try using filters (which I probably would in a real case) that would like help even more.
I've gone the single bulb route in the past, might have to try it again to get the times to a better range for manipulation.
Good enough for a test run and can see that the process has decent possibliities. In a real project, I'd work to get a better negative before messing around too much with printing tricks.
quick visit to Kirklinton hall and gardens, near Carlisle on the way to visit my mum on the start of our vacation in Scotland. this 17th century ruin is being restored by the owners IIona and Christopher Boyle. it is a HUGE undertaking. we had a good look around the ruin and the gardens which was interesting. we of course had a coffee in the small tearoom to end the visit.
Cast On:
March 28 2009
Completed:
April 1 2009
Pattern:
Soft N Seamless Baby Sweater by Lynda Ward
www.knitlist.com/96gift/giftsoft.htm
Made for:
New Addition to George Jr.'s Family
Size:
0-3 months
Needles:
US 8 / 5.0 mm Knitpicks Options
Yarn:
Bernat Silky Soft in 135 - Navy
~0.7 skeins = 192.5 yards (176.0m)
Purchased at Smiley's Yarns Sale (2007?)
I wanted a quickie sweater that would be easy to knit during my work conference. I also hate seaming. This fit the bill perfectly.
I have to admit, I didn’t care for the increase for the raglan. It is a m1, yo, m1. I tried it, but the hole just doesn’t seem right to me for a raglan seam.
Also, I clearly didn’t get what the author was saying about the increase placement. I had finished the increases. However, I had to frog the entire thing after discovering that because I had increased in the wrong place, the raglan line was not diagonals on two of the four increases.
I took the pattern as a template and used a typical raglan increase. I placed a marker before & after the center stitch of the raglan so there was no confusion on my part. I lifted the bar on the left before the marker and knit into it, k1, then lifted the bar after the marker and knit into it. So I got an even increase that was closed.
It was very simple and quick. I was glad I could give it to them when I saw them.
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 2m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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For full raster dataset go to: environment.data.gov.uk/ds/survey
From AMH's Handmade Beginnings book.
Fabric: Chicopee by Denyse Schmidt
Oh my word, these were so much fun to make! These are in the 0-3 months size and they fit my petite 5 month old perfectly! I definitely see more of these in my future.
On June 25th, 2019...I was on my way home when I saw a photo that I had to get. It wasn't until I got out into an open field and stopped where I realized that a normal sunset picture with storm bloom would have a surprise. In the distance I noticed small leaps of lightning that were dancing below the head of the storm. I was able to capture and stack the few I got into this photo. Not only that, but this photo also featured an unusual amount of stars in the top right which made the spectacle just that more awesome.
It's that infamous intersection right outside the Shibuya main station. Somewhere in the tens of thousands walk this everyday. It's a cliche shot but a must-take every time.
I love the look of bunting and knew I wanted to include it in my wedding. At my wedding shower I had all the ladies wrap the gifts in fabric I used for these.
Now that the wedding is over I will be quilting all the triangles together to make a duvet cover for our bed... and probably a lot of other beds. I made about 150ft of bunting ^-^
Photos by Melissa Doyle of Casting Memories.
castingmemories.org
Card I've made using a printable template.
The free template and a video tutorial are posted onCreativity Prompt.
A quick Google suggests this place is still operational, I think it's some kind of convalescent home?
Sent to a gentleman with a German name living in Yorkshire, seemingly written in German too. Got a big batch of cards sent by various members of this family.
#36682009
Aside from his name being a big clue, take one look at Snoopy and you know he is a true Beagle boy!
He has the cutest face and is an energetic 9-year-old, who loves his walks. Off leash he went right into hound mode of nose on the ground, tail in the air. He has a tri-colored coat and typical Beagle ears. It is noted that he is sensitive to having his ears rubbed or touched, so chin scratches were the pets of the day.
At 36 pounds he is a solid fellow and moves along at a brisk trot, so you best keep up. He was not a big fan of the biscuits, but the soft treats were devoured, quickly. Older children is the suggestion, due to his age and independence.
Snoopy is free during Adopt a Dog month, so come on out and meet this fine fellow. He would love to snuggle on the couch with you and might even be a good foot warmer for your bed.
Quick release from a Dahon seatpost clamp used to facilitate quick adjustment of the bars on a Brompton P6R
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 1m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
Data supplied by Environment Agency under the Open Government License agreement. For details please go to: www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/v...
For full raster dataset go to: environment.data.gov.uk/ds/survey