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This breezy summer tote was made from a an orphan Storm at Sea quilt block I made some years ago. It's cool colors remind you of beach holidays and summer afternoons. Roomy with an outside pocket and a big zippered inside pocket, it even has a key hook so you don't spend time hunting for lost keys. Long, comfortable shoulder straps and a fun two color lining finish off this seaside treasure. Typhoon measures 12" x 12" and the handles are about 14" from the top of the bag to the apex for easy over the shoulder wear.
My lovely Bula posing me to photo. She don't like when I took her shots, but when she is lying on my couch I can to do almost everything with her...;-)))
*** Bula died in 20 August 2007 [*] *** I miss her a lot...
The Janssenmill of Oirsbeek in South Limburg, the Netherlands, is one of the 1000 remaining windmills in Holland.
Holland used to have 10.000 windmills, to grind grain, reclaiming land, sawing of wood for sailingboats and houses, producing paper or pressing oil out of rapeseed.
In 1879, Jacob Lammeritz had the mill built. In 1898 he expanded by adding a storehouse. A year later, Jan Bernard Janssen came to the mill and became the owner in 1921. The mill was owned by the family Janssen until 1970. That year the mill was bought by the town of Oirsbeek. After a severe renovation, the mill was used again in 1978, since that day, the mill is named after the miller family Janssen. Today, the mill is owned by the municipality of Schinnen.
The Janssenmill is a mill to grind corn or grain, these kind of mills were in the neighborhood of a village. To be able to catch enough wind, they were built on a kind of hill. The millcap can be turned into the correct winddirection. The diameter of the vane-cross/wingcross of this windmill is 24,8 meters (about 80 feet)
The Janssenmill is not used professionaly today. A voluntary miller does grain some corn here, once in a while, the flour is used to bake special millbread.
Up, up, and away! Airplanes and hot air balloons are off on a sky-bound adventure set against sky blue woven cotton. Cloud white snap and a deep blue cotton velour inside make Aerial Adventures one diaper adventure you won't want to miss.
Aerial Adventures is a fitted diaper and requires a cover.
This diaper's fabric, snaps, serging, and velour were chosen by a customer as part of a custom diaper order.
Stripes in cement, slate blue, white, and aqua . . . Submerge is serged and snapped in cement gray with a white cotton velour inner
3004, Wehrle, Lena, Rothaus Poison-Bikes, RSV Bike-ArGe St. Märgen, GER
3010, Boe, Jocobsen Ingrid, Norge National Team, , NOR
3006, Benko, Barbara, Focus MIG, , HUN
Side view of the Orpheum Theatre. Chamber Grills on the top and the entrance to the dressing rooms on the bottom.
National Register #80001473. Added in 1980.
Our goodnight diaper just got better! In addition to 12 thirsty layers of velour and fleece, the goodnight is now available turned and topstitched! Ultimate comfort, ultimate absorbency -- the perfect night diaper.
Each goodnight diaper is made from an outer of organic bamboo fleece, an inner soaker layer of bamboo fleece, and then your choice of velour. The soaker is 9 layers of absorbent velour or fleece with a quilted top for maximum comfort. A 3-layer good.boost is included to place in the perfect spot for your baby's wetness needs.
Now available with snaps for those little ones that wiggle while they sleep, the good.night diaper just got better!
Don't let anyone tell you that this isn't the most eye catching gender neutral rainbow spectrum ever. Smear Campaign features the entire spectrum in eye catching, multicolored stripes in a cotton/spandex blend. It has yellow snaps and white cotton velour. This diaper has turned legs and wings for a super soft fit. You know a good thing when you see it and so do we.