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Holga FN camera with sampler mask
Film : Kodak Portra 400VC
＊A Japanese photo magazine snap! August issue【for Holga special features】
I teach a lecture on the suggestion of how to take picture of new holga camera.
I needed just one more square for such a long time! Finally, I got it quilted by Pam, it looks great!
Here are two more color versions of the layered floral. I combined basic and half drop versions with both dark and light backgrounds in one swatch to save money. I've already printed four or five of them in an attempt to get colors I like. Changed them all this time except a couple of greens. I also had some dark yellow flowers, and some light in the dark background version, but they show no apparent difference.
Still not happy! I don't know what's wrong. I've picked from my chart, and tried not to get red/blues and green/blues together, but, again, it just didn't work! The light sides of the bluebells on the light background have a red/violet tint that doesn't work with the blue background. Think I'll try making them solid in the darkest of the blues.
Photographer: Don Cochran
Location: Bahamas
Film: KODAK EKTAR 25 (35mm)
Included on the Kodak Photo CD sampler disc PCD0992. Converted from PCD to TIFF with pcdtoppm and GraphicsMagick. Level‐adjusted with GIMP. Converted from TIFF to PNG for Flickr.
The PCD and TIFF files can be found here.
© Kodak. For the original rights, please see this text.
The stranded top row looks fine and sharp, The perle gives a dense appearance with a shiny soft look, whilst the wool appears coarse and open.
Above the herringbone is a row of couched fancy thread, and above that is a row of tulip stitch, interspersed with dragonfly beads - a part of week 2.
this one had me choked up a little. Such a lovely tribute to the memory of four(!) infant children of Benjamin and Mary Knight
This water sampler is lowered into the ocean and then the sampling bottles around the outside are capped one at a time to collect water samples as the apparatus is pulled slowly upward through the water column.
Credit: Ocean Networks Canada
This is a sampler that took me a year to piece. Most of the time I had to work on it while lying on my back because of a back problem I was having.
This is a sampler worked by Sophia Avers aged 10 in 1846. Sophia used to live in Benson in Oxfordshire. The text reads 'The rising morn cannot assure that we shall end the day, for death may stand without the door to call our souls away'. These words are also in Hymn 2:8 (Hosanna, with a cheerful sound) and versions of these are popular on epitaphs on gravestones.
This sampler is currently on display in the Middlemarch section of our History Gallery.
SH.1965.152
The Herbert has over 60 samplers in its collection. With volunteers from NADFAS we have recently completed a project to improve their storage and to make them more accessible. You can see some of the samplers on display at the Herbert in the History Gallery, Connected and in What's in Store.
Petit sampler ( 1,20x 0,58 m) en soie sauvage avec plumes en fil turquoise et remplissage ?. Fait entièrement en main libre.
sampler quilt finally finished
beginner class with Anne-Marie Jacobs
started in 2000 finished 2007
some hand and machine peicing
quilting done by hand by me
Appetizer Sampler plate with 5 different appetizers at Black Steer restaurant, Mauritius.
Blogpost here: look-see-eat.blogspot.com/2010/12/black-steer-restaurant-...
A sampler (1854) by Sarah Jane Pownall.
18 x 22 in.
Used courtesy of Doris A. Lucas.
Reproduced from Ohio Is My Dwelling Place: Schoolgirl Embroideries, 1800 - 1850 by Sue Studebaker.
Made this set for the Paper Smooches Sparks November 11-17 Designer Drafts Challenge
Colored the images with inktense pencils, looked for some matching ink and masking tape et voila!
Taken from the Summer Sampler Series QAL 2011 over at Fresh Lemon Quilts, the tutorial for this block can be found here; www.freshlemonsquilts.com/?p=1113
I really like how this block turned out, it's so pretty.
The little colourful Lomography 35mm camera is here : flic.kr/p/VRoJDb
It takes 4 images over 1 second on one 35mm frame.
My first try at using the Louet W30 8 Shaft Table Loom. Blogged: workingyarn.typepad.com/blog/2011/12/finished-twill-sampl...
Caroline Turpin Historical Sampler stitched by Guild Members [Eileen Berner, Sue Bradford, Nancy Chattoraj, Ellen Chester, Adele Grout, Jennifer Harpest, Lynn Klahm, Linda Knipple, Maribeth Kruempelman, Donna Lawrence, Diane Lenhoff, Mary K. Mihlbachler, Janis Rohdenburg, Paule Wolfe, Carol Worst and Christy Yost] to replace the original on display in the Promont House Museum at Millford, Ohio. The original is being retired for much needed preservation and conservation.