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Knitting sample of "fashion" decreases together with seam-as-you-go on machine knitting.
(All hand manipulation because my machine is VERY low tech)
The "fashion" decrease is made with 3 prong tool. The decrease on the 3th stitch into the fabric. I am not entirely sure. maybe I should use the 2 prong tool instead and make the decrease 2 stitches into the fabric? I think the strip looks too fat.
Yarn: Drops Karisma, DK weight wool yarn.
Practice to make raglan sweater. The color will be brown for the background and floral border (fair isle or intarsia method). The 2 color here is for contrast.
By the way, it is not really feasible to do top-to-down method on machine because it is very awkward to do decreases in the mid of fabric because you have to rehang all the stitches on the sides. I have made 3 prong tool to make the decrease 3 sts into the fabric and I also have 2 prong tools.
(you can see my homemade tools here: www.flickr.com/photos/funnybunny/5129361230/in/photostream/ )
All for human clothes. the scale is too big for making good doll clothes because DK weight is the thinnest to get solid fabric. thinner = hollow. But it could be good to make hats/helmets for Blythe because of her big head. ;) Of course I could make doll sweater too but it would be bulky in doll size and not really practical too, in that size you could as well knit for hand and also be more free in styling....
Geologic Sample of boundary between Cretaceous and Tertiary periods
Or something like that. I wasn't paying that much attention.
This may be the last photo from Chicago I post. It depends on how things go.
SAL Chemical Analysis Unit staff inventory newly arrived UF6 samples. (Seibersdorf Analytical Laboratory, Seibersdorf, Austria, 12 March 2007)
Photo Credit: Dean Calma/IAEA
my first batch of body butter, got the samples ready for free giveaway. Made this with shea and cocoa butter, sweet almond, sunflower and coconut oil, peppermint and bergamot essential oils. Perfect for rough skin
The geographic sampling domain of the aircraft study for the Two-Column Aerosol Project (TCAP) is shown here. It is based over Cape Cod National Seashore. The specific flight pattern to be flown by the G-1 and B200 depended on the day’s weather conditions, with options as sketched above. Regions of cloud-free air, based on real-time satellite observations during the campaign, were an important factor in selecting which flight pattern (in red) sampling will be carried over. The primary goal of TCAP was to investigate cloud-aerosol interactions.
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Looking west from Sample Gates, Indiana University, 39.1665 -86.5265, Monroe County, Indiana, 29 Dec 2013.
Sample sheet I made with Photoshop to showcase some of my work I did while in school. Obviously I went with a different approach from what everyone else does just throwing some pictures together. I wanted a faux magazine cover.
Ttura 'Earth' is made from a mix of various coloured recycled glass and two pack epoxy resin with non absorbant fine powder. Once these components are mixed the material is traditionally hand troweled to a depth of approx 6-10mm and is ground to a fine polish using diamond grinding blades which are fed by a constant feed of water and then recycled for further use. The floor has a stunningly seamless aesthetic and is very hard wearing whilst being completely smooth to the touch and under foot. Ttura 'Earth' is naturally slip resistant and is available in any choice of RAL or BS 4800 background resin colour.
Album Type: Finao ONE
Cover: ICE
Album Page Style: Pearl Magazine Pages, Creased
Designed with Sallee Auto Album, Damask Background by Me.
Samples of what, we do not know. There were many in both jars and glass test tubes that had been blown shut.
Nyssa breaks up the dead coral samples in the wet lab aboard NOAA Ship Hi‘ialakai during the Reef Assessment and Monitoring program expedition in 2014. Photo by: Toni Parras/NOAA, 2014
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