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12 units
Designer: Francesco Mancini
Folder: Francesco Mancini
Paper: Kami
Unit size: 1:sqrt2
I called it 'Squeeze unit' because you can push the sides and the model changes. In this case you will have a "stellated" octahedron with triangular flaps. But in can also squeezed in other ways
My brother sent these Next boots to Rose last Christmas. I managed to squeeze her feet into them for this photo, but they're too small to wear anymore. :(
Squeeze me - Kraak and Smaak
but you make everything alright, when you hold and you squeeze me tight
you make me feel so nice, when im around with you
wake up in the mornin and i will spend my whole life with you
the sweetness of your smile helps away with all of my fears.
if it should all go wrong our lives'll come to tears
iv never been so deep into anyone else but you
a place within my heart
never been so close to you.
and if you want me to hang around then i'll never let go
ill give you all my time, stick around with you for sure
... the film clip is amazing www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYeTwfyx0nw
she gave me that smile, only once, a fleeting moment where those lips curled up at the edges, thank you Alice
I used black cardboard to cover my white kitchen tiles as I wanted a dark background for contrast. I like the slight reflection in the worksurface.
Wheatfields squeezes juices fresh to order daily! Orange, grapefruit, lime, & lemon; enjoy solo or add a kick!
My interpretation of Roger Ballen's "Squeezed (2001). " heh. My parents house just had a lot of detail I couldn't avoid. But it is my own interpretation, so I fudge it and say I tend to be overly detailed. Oh and no one I know fishes, so I am missing some little deets of the orig.
I really love his work:
www.edelmangallery.com/ballen.htm
and the photo this is modeled after:
Before a Boston Pops concert at Symphony Hall, a man and a woman squeezed their way between tables, chairs, and other people to get to their seats. We had the same problem. The tables get moved around, the chairs get moved around, and even the people get moved around -- because with the tables and chairs jumbled they may mistakenly end up in somebody else's place, as we did.
This was Linda's Mother's Day and (belated) birthday present. Keith Lockhart led the Pops in a concert honoring Leonard Bernstein (West Side Story), "one of America's greatest composers and conductors," to mark the 90th anniversary of his birth. This year is also the 100th anniversary of the birth of Leroy Anderson -- probably best known for the songs Sleigh Ride, The Syncopated Clock, and Blue Tango -- and we heard some of his music, too.
Despite Jewel (the presumed gifter) yelling out that the stress balls were a guy's present, the girls appear to be having a lot of fun with them.
A very polite move for Phoenix traffic. He moved over at a safe distance and used his turn signal so I'm thinking he must be new here. 8)
How to make a Doughboy cake:
First I have to say that this was my VERY first time making a cake! My mom is a professional cake decorator. She's made many wedding cakes. Over the years I've watched her decorate cakes and for her 52nd birthday I decided to give it a try to surprise her. :) So here are my step-by-step instructions on how to make the cake I made .....
I started off by buying a 1974 Wilton Pillsbury Doughboy cake pan mold on-line, which measure 14"X8". I coated the inside of the doughboy cake can with "Crisco Spray, with Pillsbury Flour". It was amazing! The cake never stuck. I bought 1 box of Pillsbury Moist Supreme Devil's Food cake mix and baked it according to the directions on the box. I let the cake cool completely.
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Frosting:
3/4 cup shortening
2 lbs. powered sugar
2 cap fulls of butter flavoring
2 cap fulls of almond flavoring
1/2 cup water
Cut shortening into pieces in mixing bowl. Add powdered sugar and beat (you may want to place a towel around the bowl so powered sugar doesn't go everywhere). Add butter and almond flavoring. While mixing, slowly add water. Mix well on high until creamy. NOTE: Keep the frosting covered with Saran Wrap while frosting the cake so that it won't dry out.
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After making the frosting I dipped out two small bowls of frosting. To these bowls I added the Wiltons food coloring. I bought all my cake decorating supplies at Wal-Mart. For the brown outline I bought Wiltons Brown Icing Color. For the doughboy blue color I bought Wiltons Royal Blue Icing Color. For the decorating part I bought a box of Wiltons 12 inch Disposable Decorating Bags. My cake icing tips were: for outlining in brown, a #5 Round tip / for starring in white and blue, a #21 Open Star tip. I also bought some couplers (to hold the tip unto the bags).
After filling the bags I outlined doughboy's features in the brown frosting with the #5 Round tip first. After that I star tipped all of the white areas with the #21 Open Star tip. For his hat band I used the same #21 Open Star tip, but I just did stripes instead of stars. After I was done with the white color, I washed the #21 Open Star tip and stuck it on the blue bag. Then I filled in all the blue areas of the doughboy. For the knot on his neck tie, and just did a round swirl, making it look like a knot (I did the same thing for his nose, except in white). For his eyes and button on his hat I squeezed out a LARGE star from the same #21 Open Star tip. And ~VOILA~ you have a cute Pillsbury Doughboy cake! ;)
TIP: If you plan on decorating the cake the day before, I wouldn't add the blue frosting until hours before the party because it will bleed blue coloring onto the white frosting.
I have a blog with more details and step-by-step photos on how to decorate the Doughboy cake here
From left to right Squeeze Me. Plum/Teal/and Chrome/ from the Fruit Prints collection. View the whole collection on Spoonflower ©2013 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved
Digital mock-up for surface design Squeeze Me View the pattern on Spoonflower ©2013 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved
Digital mock-up for surface design Squeeze Me View the pattern on Spoonflower ©2013 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved