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Free crochet pattern - Rectangle Granny Throw
The Japanese way of living: a reproduction of a 16th Century nobleman's house
The Japanese House, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia
Hyde Park Temporary Art Installment.
Serpentine Summer House 2016 by Yona Friedman.
This is a section of the main wall of the temporary coffee shop and snack area. The summer house took the from of a modular structure that could be assembled and disassembled in different formations.
www.serpentinegalleries.org/exhibitions-events/serpentine...
i make these overlapping rectangle doodles all the time. they weren't intended to be cityscapes but usually end up looking that way.
The Noro is a bit loosey-goosey compared to the Eco Wool. I'm noticing the difference more in crochet that I did with knitting.
Made without a pattern but I've done this before. The skirt is papery lightweight poplin (wrinkles when you look at it!). I gathered skirt into an elastic waistband and added some big pockets. Skirt is fully lined to make it extra fluffy. I was working with remnants so there are seams in the center front, back, and sides.
what a day what a day. i have been dreaming about this for a while. and today was the day.
sunshine: check
no prior commitments: check
no hot dates: check
laundry done: check
apartment clean: check (well, mostly)
gas in the car: check
feeling creative: check
ok, so off i went. exploring the D. i LOVE this city. it has truly grown on me. i have to admit being a lil farm-girl, it scared me at first (ok, it still scares me at times). however, i have learned to see so much in all aspects of this city.
i took over 300 pics today. and since i am such a fabulous photographer (hahhahahahaha!) they all turned out remarkable. however, i'm sure i will bore you all to death if i post them all here. so i'll post some and call it good.
i also learned that being an urban explorer is probably something not so good for me to do...alone anyway. here are the top 10 reasons why:
(in no particular order)
1. my car is not reliable (not a good getaway if necessary)
2. i get scared really easily of animal sounds. i heard some growling near one house today and that was the end of that one!
3. i always have to go pee-not good when you are at these places and a girl
4. i can't run very well anymore due to my achilles tendon problem (not good for possible get aways)
5. i always give homeless people all my money
6. i get way too caught up in how i would decorate the place if i lived there
7. i don't want to be mistaken for a prostitute. i did see 2 working girls on the streets today turning down jobs
8. due to the achilles problems, i can't jump fences anymore either
9. i'm not good enough w/ my camera to take a quick shot and run. i like to try lots of settings.
10. i stick out like a sore thumb in these hoods. i seem to glow in the dark!!!
This custom Rectangle design from Pacific Pools shows the opportunity that customers have to get creative with their backyard! Working with limited space, this backyard was transformed into a personal paradise! The honeycomb decking, natural rock garden and private fencing give this backyard what it needs to satisfy!
I'm still figuring out ways to use rectangular twists. They're fun to play with, I'm surprised I haven't seen them more... I mean yeah, they eat up grids really fast, but aside from that they're pretty fun.
I'm hosting another giveaway on my blog, www.colorfulartgirl.blogspot.com through 1/12/13, and I'm giving away three things, including these fabric pieces.
Radio Rectangle Night, 11 août 2014, Brussels Summer Festival.
Une soirée belgo-franco-anglaise, à l'image de Radio Rectangle : magnétique, différente et indie.
L'élégance envoûtante des Panties, la fraîcheur sexy de Pendentif et l'électro délicieusement tourmentée de Wrangler !
Pour conclure en surchauffe au Café Central : une afterparty agitée par notre dream-team de DJ rectangulaires.
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click to activate the icon of slideshow: the small triangle inscribed in the small rectangle, at the top right, in the photostream;
clicca sulla piccola icona per attivare lo slideshow: sulla facciata principale del photostream, in alto a destra c'è un piccolo rettangolo (rappresenta il monitor) con dentro un piccolo triangolo nero;
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This is a report on the feast of St. Sebastian that was celebrated in the Sicilian town of Tortorici; the feast was held on January 20 of last year 2018. The devotees men go "naked" to the Holy as a sign of penance, they are dressed in white with a shirt and trousers, an handkerchief folded in a triangle shape on the pant and they walk barefoot; women, even they walk barefoot or wearing only white stockings, wearing white shirts and skirts, an handkerchief covering her head: all devotees, "naked" and not, accompany the saint in procession.
The religious rite is celebrated in the Church of St. Maria Assunta , with the participation of local authorities who continue an ancient tradition, and that is to deliver the keys of the city, as a sign of devotion to the Holy . At noon starts the procession through the streets of the City. The artistic "float" is carried only by the "naked" , this is a privilege but also a duty of penance . The first stage of the procession is in the River Calagni where devotees invoking the grace , this rite is the complex relationship of the city of Tortorici with the rivers: the rivers have always provided water for the food, for irrigation fields, but often the rivers have destroyed or damaged the territory, so... the Holy is invoked to ward off damage . After the stop in the River Calagni, the procession resumes through the streets of the town.
In Sicily, the oldest traces of the cult of San Sebastiano date back to 1347, when, on the occasion of the terrible epidemic of bubonic plague that hit all of Europe, the saint was proclaimed patron and protector of Palermo.
This epidemic spread a great devotion to St. Sebastian because the saint, tied to a column and hit by arrows, was considered the symbol of humanity pierced by the plague's arrows.
on 20 January 2018, in Tortorici, the celebrations in honor of San Sebastiano were performed in a sad and reduced form, as the whole community was close to the pain of Chiara's family, a very young girl of 20 who lost her life in a car accident, with the car crashing into the river bed that flows through Tortorici.
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Questo è un racconto fotografico della festa di San Sebastiano celebrato nella città siciliana di Tortorici, festa che si è tenuta il 20 gennaio dekllo scorso anno 2018. I devoti vanno "nudi" al Santo come segno di penitenza, essere "nudi" si intende in questo caso, essere vestiti di bianco, gli uomini indossano una camicia, dei pantaloni con un fazzoletto piegato a triangolo che cinge la vita e camminano scalzi; anche le donne camminano a piedi nudi o indossano solo calze bianche, indossano camicie e gonne bianch ed un fazzoletto copre la testa: tutti i devoti, "nudi" e non, accompagnano il santo in processione.
Il rito religioso è celebrato nella Chiesa di S. Maria Assunta, con la partecipazione delle autorità locali che continuano un'antica tradizione, consegnare le chiavi della città al Santo, come segno di devozione. A mezzogiorno inizia la processione per le vie della città, la vara viene portata solo dagli uomini "nudi", questo è si un privilegio, ma anche un dovere di penitenza. La prima tappa della processione è nelle acque gelide del fiume Calagni, dove i devoti invocano la grazia, questo rito è il complesso rapporto che la città di Tortorici ha coi fiumi: i fiumi hanno da sempre fornito acqua per il cibo, per coltivare i campi, ma spesso i fiumi a Tortorici hanno anche distrutto o danneggiato il territorio, quindi ... il Santo viene così invocato per scongiurare danni. Dopo la sosta nel fiume Calagni, la processione riprende per le vie della città.
In Sicilia le tracce più antiche del culto di San Sebastiano riportano al 1347, quando, in occasione della terribile epidemia di peste bubbonica che colpì tutta l’Europa, il santo fu proclamato compatrono e protettore di Palermo.
Questa epidemia fece diffondere una grande devozione per San Sebastiano poiché il santo, legato a una colonna e colpito dalle frecce, veniva considerato il simbolo dell’umanità trafitta dagli strali della peste.
il 20 gennaio 2018, a Tortorici, i festeggiamenti in onore di San Sebastiano, sono stati eseguiti in forma mesta e ridotta, poichè tutta la comunità si è stretta attorno al dolore della famiglia di Chiara, una giovanissima ragazza di 20 anni che ha perso la vita in un incidente automobilistico, l'automobile sulla quale Chiara viaggiava è precipitata dentro l'alveo del Fiume Grande che attraversa Tortorici.