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Tens of thousands pro audio samples from early to mid 2000's -- Computer Music Magazine, Future Music Magazine and Music Tech Magazine.
Here are the samples that I've just finished or haven't yet got to. Just to note - I only got these, all but the one on the bottle, Friday night.
Air can be sampled for the presence of bacteria by their collection on culture medium using open Petri dishes containing a suitable medium. Now-a-days more accurate sampling can be done by use of a slit-sampler device that impinges air on agar surface. The apparatus consists of a mechanical pump, a chamber in which Petri dish […]
Sample of Interlocking Pattern 39/40 by Tanis Galik. Pattern 40 showing. Pattern 39 on reverse. Sorry the colors are so intense.
Tens of thousands pro audio samples from early to mid 2000's -- Computer Music Magazine, Future Music Magazine and Music Tech Magazine.
Sample grouping designed to give people ideas on how these might look good together. Some work better than others and were created when certain pieces were finished near the same time.
This is just of a sample of the Entrelac Crochet I was trying for the first time. It is fantastic and I can't wait to do a full afghan "LOL".
Pattern: Interlocking Leaves by Kelly Porpiglia
Materials:Tanis Fiber Arts Blue Label Fingering Weight
Modifications: Plugged the lace repeat into a 60 st top down sock
Start Date: October 31, 2009
End Date: November 6, 2009
Tens of thousands pro audio samples from early to mid 2000's -- Computer Music Magazine, Future Music Magazine and Music Tech Magazine.
This is the sample sock that was photographed for the "Sock Innovation" book by Cookie A.
Pattern: Rick
Source: Sock Innovation by CookieA
Yarn: Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks That Rock lightweight; Brick
Needles: US 1.5 / 2.5 mm
Two samples from Jim at www.sculpturecast.com/. I bought them from Jim so I can see the strenght, surface, and color of two faux metal finishes. They look great! Until people pick them up they can't tell it's not metal. The tin one looks much better against the dark woods and bricks of the portico where the sculpture will hang.
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