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my progress on the Storytime Sampler (by the Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery) - with a few modifications (mostly in colour, plus the addition of some backstitching and french knots)
A wine shop which has a machine letting you sample many of the wines in small quantities.
Owner: (website).
The Air Sampling equipment is located on the bow of the ship, constructed of aluminum booms with samplers attached at the end. The samplers are set up to point into the wind for several hours, so as to collect air upwind of exhaust stacks. This equipment is used to filter particles and gasses from the air, which are analyzed for atmospheric contaminants. Monitoring these samples enables scientists to determine the quantity of contaminants that enter the lake from the atmosphere.
Photo courtesy of US EPA
Wednesday 2 April 2014: Millennium Sampler #4
This is the next section of the Millennium Sampler I finished on 1st January 2000. This commemorates the first landing on the Moon and the works of William Shakespeare. I remember staying up late to watch the very grainy, black and white images of the Moon landing and the first moments that Neil Armstrong stepped onto the lunar surface. My Granddad insisted, till the day he died, that it never really happened! He was born in 1903, so perhaps it all seemed like wizardry to him! The masks represent Shakespeare's tragedies and comedies which most of us probably had to learn about at school. I didn't enjoy just reading them, but I did enjoy acting them out and seeing them performed in the theatre.
Talk about ambitious. This was the first quilt I ever made - huge and each block different. I must confess that I admitted defeat and took it to somebody with a longarm quilter for the quilting part of it - it was just so large I couldn't face it.
Outside an ersatz gallery in Brighton.
Taken with Minolta MD Macro-Rokkor 50mm f3.5 on Panasonic GH2.
The second one of my current TAST samplers -- this one is for borders and things. So far:
Week 6: chevron stitch
Week 9: couching (the couched yarn is two strands of my handspun)
Week 10: running stitch (some beaded, some plain)