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I like how these socks came out. There was some, um, interesting pooling with the yarn, but it doesn't really detract.
The whole time I was knitting these, I kept thinking they were coming out too big. I even had a dream about it. But every time I tried them on, they fit my wide foot perfectly! And in the end? They look, fit, and feel great!
Started somewhere around the beginning of April.
Frogged and restarted once.
Completed May 18, 2007.
Pattern from More Sensational Knitted Socks (80 stitches)
Needles US0
Yarn from Fearless Fibers.
typical East Anglian carving on the 14th century (or 15th century depending on whom you ask) font inside St. Michael's church in Framlingham, Suffolk, UK /
I bought this scroll on ebay for the loft (and 3 others!). I rather liked the description: This hanging scroll was written about 70 years ago. One line calligraphy is written there. I cannot read this calligraphy. But this is the good calligraphy of a strict style of handwriting. There are wrinkles. But it is still hung enough.
I thought this was a bargain for $15.50!
Open scroll inspired from Ennglish viols.
In the 17th and 18th century, French maker go to England, and bring back with them viols, that's why you can find "same details' on both
Scroll for a backlog. Inspired by: MS. Douce 211 f.008r bodley30.bodley.ox.ac.uk:8180/luna/servlet/detail/ODLodl~...
I seriously underestimated the space available for the text. I could have used a larger nib or increased the line spacing.
Words are by myself:
Call upon all and know that We, Christopher and Morgen, by Grace and Prowess Rightful King and Queen of Sylvan AEthelmearc, to all people to whom these present letters shall come, send greetings. Know ye that of Our special grace, certain skill of arms has come to Our notice. We, with Our Own eyes, have witnessed the prowess of Augusto Giuseppe da San Donato, who, with little effort, defeated, demoralized, depressed, discouraged, disheartened and did away with all competition upon the Thrown Weapons range. Furthermore, he overpowered and oppressed all who opposed him and thus, with no other thrower left standing, We are so moved to name the said Augusto as Our Champion of Thrown Weapons. Done on the 30th day of Septemebr, as41, at Harvest Raid.
Inspired by Letters Patent to Sir Humfrey Gylberte June 11, 1578
My Garden Scrolls, at 8 feet tall and only £45- each.. must be the bargain of the Show!!
Exhibition details here.. www.sculptureinthesanctuary.co.uk/
This is the urolled scroll that is part of the Miniature matchbox altars I make for my etsy shop. Please check them out on cavelightbazaar.etsy.com
I've run out of titles for scrolls but I love shooting them. My carpal tunnel is really hurting so I'm trying to stay offline more but I always miss flickr the most.
I need some photography assistance: I need to order some panoramic prints if possible for my show but I'm not sure where I can order them. If you have any suggestions can you send me a message?
Catalina's AoA scroll. All handmade pigments on spam vellum. 12x16, based on the Hastings Hours. The two unpainted areas are where seals will go.
Rabbi Martha Bergadine with Torahs rescued from New Orleans synagogues and taken to Beth Shalom Synagogue in Baton Rouge. I was at Sabbath services on Saturday, Sept. 11, at Beth Shalom and wondered where the rabbis were -- Rabbi Bergadine's husband, Rabbi Stanton Zamek, is the leader of the synagogue. She's executive director of the Baton Rouge Jewish Federation. Officials with the New Orleans and Baton Rouge federations, escorted by deputy sheriffs from Baton Rouge, rounded up the Torahs from Reform and Conservative synagogues that morning and drove them back to Baton Rouge. They showed up right after services were over. The Torahs followed several forays by federation members and off-duty deputy sheriffs in search of Jewish residents who had been reported missing. In more than half the cases, the reported people weren't there, but other, non-Jewish flood victims were rescued and taken to safety. Many of the Torah scrolls were taken to Houston, and later returned to their congregations. Two weeks after the Torah rescue, rainfall from Hurricane Rita collapsed the roof at Beth Shalom, flooding its sanctuary and most of its building. Its Torahs were not damaged.
Photo by Mark Schleifstein
I bought this AMAZING black haori today! My friend sells kimono and she's had this piece on hold for me for quite awhile. She told me she had to fend off other rabid customers because it is a very impressive piece! I finally picked it up today and am very pleased with my purchase. :)
I wanted a landscape scroll as well as a calligraphy one. This one is painted on silk. Another excellent description: This hanging scroll was drawn about 80 years ago. The lake, the building, and the bridge are drawn. A painter does not understand. But. Anyway, this is the Japanese painting drawn seriously. I think that it is immediately hung since the condition is comparatively good.
This cost me $27.01.
I like how these socks came out. There was some, um, interesting pooling with the yarn, but it doesn't really detract.
The whole time I was knitting these, I kept thinking they were coming out too big. I even had a dream about it. But every time I tried them on, they fit my wide foot perfectly! And in the end? They look, fit, and feel great!
Started somewhere around the beginning of April.
Frogged and restarted once.
Completed May 18, 2007.
Pattern from More Sensational Knitted Socks (80 stitches)
Needles US0
Yarn from Fearless Fibers.