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"Sampler" of traditional Ukrainian stitch patterns made into Illustrator pattern brushes and rendered in horizontal lines.
of the microbrews at Basil T's in Red Bank. They were all quite tasty, although the red and the brown were my favorites. It was surprisingly fun to have six tiny beers all for myself.
A snap of a palm tree on St Kilda beach in Melbourne, Australia. Taken with a Super Sampler and some generic 100ASA colour film. January 2001. Photo by Ed.
Set of 2 samplers - a nice side and a not so nice side. Ideal for exchanging when the vicar comes round for tea!
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Designer: Little House Needleworks
Fabric: 32ct Antique Cotton R&R Reproduction Linen with DMC and Crescent Colors threads
Stitch count: 123h x 91w
Started: 27. October. 2007
Finished: 26. November. 2007
Two samplers in the Taylor's tasting room: a chip dry (white), a late bottled vintage, and a 10-year tawny. (Vila Nova de Gaia.)
Nine of the blocks were won in a Block Lotto; since they didn't go together, i thought to start on a sampler. I was helped by finding precut tan and red squares in a pile I bought at an auction, also the pinwheel triangles. I used the suares and pinwheels as leaders and enders until i had a critical mass. I used some for the four patch square in the 54-40 or fight where i wanted to practice with my new tri-recs ruler.
I completed this sampler for my nephew's first birthday. It's a shame about the picture quality but it was a few years back and I didn't have the best of quality digital camera!!!! I had to snap it from a distance too.
I'm going to try and get a shot of it when I go to my sisters house next time!
Started a couple of new ones. This one has weeks 7 (detached chain stitch) & 8 (chain stitch, which will make up the whole border when I finish)
The air sampler is operated on the bow of the ship, the forwardmost point of the ship.
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