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five scrolls. In general these scrolls are for wall decoration. I don't sell. It's free giveaway. free scrolls for kindergarten, schools, office >>> and so on. tarpaulin printing
P1470121 PDR F
Very fine wrought iron scrolls in Chichester Cathedral.
Taken with Voigtländer Nokton 25mm f0.95 lens on Panasonic G1.
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I designed and hand printed the scroll pattern onto linen and then framed it.
Blogged at insanely-crafty.blogspot.com.
Scrolling Billboard
W=3.2m,H=2.2m,H1=4.5m,
Double sided :one is Static Flex/PVC.
one is Scrolling system.
The structure of billboard is steel with galvanized.
Backlit Light: T8 Fluorescent Light Tube.
Hooked by: Nancy Quigley
Designer: Pearl McGown
Teacher: Self
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
The richness of the occasion and the real opulence of an ‘Indian’ styled wedding has been brought out to perfection in this amazing merrun velvet cloth scroll card. Stitched around shining golden bars and tied by a silk tassel, the card is customizable in terms of border, text and design. The card is contained in an velvet cloth box with an additional envelop for postage.
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Friend scrolling my photo «Nightflowr» in search of the long row of dead (or hot) pixels in my Nikon D70s that I have recently become aware of. (They've been there since I bought the camera, but mostly show up in very gained pictures.) I am returning the camera to the store this week for a warranty covered repair/replacement.
If the uniqueness of Tibet came with the Tibetian devotion to their religious, the rotator should be the best representation of this enthusiasm.
You will never forget this bronze made rotator with the six words on it once you have seen it. The rotator is filled with buddism scrolls.
It is believed that if you rotate it, it is equal to spelling the scroll itself.
Such a easier way to devote to their believes!
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Hooked by: Nancy Quigley
Designer: Pearl McGown
Teacher: Self
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
Great for everyday wear, these pretty little earrings are composed of round swarovski crystal beads, and antique silver pewter hearts. All other findings are sterling silver.
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Leseshow zum Jubiläumsprogramm
40 Jahre Schwulcomix - Die ersten 23 Jahre
BKA-Theater Berlin - 19. Januar 2020
1980 griff in Ostwestfalen ein junger Schreiner zum billigen Filzstift und kritzelte unverschämt lustige Comics, die erst in der Schwulenszene zum Geheimtipp wurden und wenig später auch bei den Heteros durch die Decke gingen.
Wurde Homosexualität bis dato noch tabuisiert oder mit blöden Detlev-Witzen abgehandelt, gaben sich Ralf Königs Nasenmännchen hemmungslos testosteronbesoffen und rotzschwul, was auch in linksstudentischen Kreisen für Entspannung sorgte. Endlich durfte man mit Schwulen lachen und nicht nur über sie – und das bevorzugt auf dem WG-Klo.
Mit 20 Jahren veröffentlichte er seinen ersten Comic. Vier Jahrzehnte später liest Ralf König zum Jubiläum aus seinen frühen Schwulcomix und Kult-Klassikern.
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Ralf König - Reading show '40 years of nose painting'
Reading show for the anniversary program
40 years of Schwulcomix - The first 23 years
BKA Theater Berlin - January 19, 2020
In 1980, a young carpenter in East Westphalia picked up a cheap felt-tip pen and scribbled outrageously funny comics, which first became an insider tip in the gay scene and soon after went through the roof with straight people too.
While homosexuality had previously been taboo or treated with stupid Detlev jokes, Ralf König's little noses were uninhibitedly testosterone-drunk and snotty gay, which was also a source of relief in left-wing student circles. At last it was possible to laugh with gays and not just at them - and preferably in the shared bathroom.
He published his first comic at the age of 20. Four decades later, Ralf König reads from his early gay comix and cult classics to mark the anniversary.