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My longarm free motion practice quilt...String quilt from 30s repro scraps (trying to make them go away!) from those blocks I posted months ago, based upon Ashley's tutorial ( www.filminthefridge.com/2009/04/27/a-string-quilt-block-t... ) although I quit using the paper after a few blocks and just used it as template to make sure everything was big enough before sewing strips on.

Making Guitar strings by Mark Hewins

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Picato Musicians Strings.

Handmade in GBR

Treorchy, S. Wales

strings by lee

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from a 7 year old's party

strings by mrsjanuary

strings by DMB 1977

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strings by Zainab

My guitar. One day, I'd like to play a sitar as well.

strings by Karla Magana

from my trip last week

Strings of life by Noam Galai

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Strobist info: 1 strobe from the right with no diffuser on 1/4 power. 1 strobe with a big soft box on 1/2 power on front. black backround. F/16.

Guitar Strings by residentevil_stars2001

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Guitar strings

Strings by the.M

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Pamela Liu by Music Works Northwest

Pamela Liu, violinist/violist, has been in demand as a performer and pedagogue since returning to the Northwest 5 years ago. Previously, she received her Bachelors in Violin Performance at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. She also joined the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra in Taipei, Taiwan, before attending the University of Washington where she received a Masters Degree in Violin Performance.

A devoted mentor to young musicians, Ms. Liu coaches group classes for the Seattle Conservatory's Eastside Chamber Program and the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras. She frequently does demonstrations and adjudications for the public schools. An advocate for public service, her students can be seen performing at the Sammamish Outdoor Market, Emerald Heights Retirement Homes, the Lake Washington Music Teachers Association's Musical Gifts Recital Series, and many other community-outreach venues. They have also received awards in the Performing Arts Festival of the Eastside, Solo Ensemble, and participated in the Seattle Young Artists Music Festival Association. Ms. Liu has previously served on the faculty at the New Heart School of Music, in Houston, Texas and Moments Musicaux, in Taipei, Taiwan, and directed the Formosa Youth Orchestra, performing with sponsored concerts at the recital hall at Benaroya Hall.

An active performer, Ms. Liu can be heard through the Lully Piano Trio, free-lancing with local orchestras and the recording music industry, and the violin-guitar duo, Tutti Dolce, with her husband, Chris Liu. They have a one-year old daughter, and currently reside in Shoreline, Washington.

Music Works NW is proud to offer individual violin lessons with Pamela Liu. Call 425-644-0988 to register.

Strings by Brian Bollman

1884 Chickering

strings of pearls by KevPBur

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Not much in autumn is more beatiful than still misty morning covering everything in droplets of water

Strings by Holger Drallmeyer

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Instax Wide Evo

Strings attached by LeAna

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Those strings. by vk-red

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squirrelvk.blogspot.fr/2014/09/those-strings.html

strings by Mike Nike

strings by Steve Silvas

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one of the many guitars on display of the "cars + guitars" exhibit @ the petersen automotive museum

Strings by Photographer

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a part of a string quartet playing during the reception.

strings by Jay Will

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No Strings, 1963 by Dave

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Strings

Strings by Susanne Nilsson

Damián Ortegas first own exhibition in Sweden.

Strings of Life by ŠĦǺĐΘŴ

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Red, Blue, Green, Yellow- these colorful threads are the ones to color the life of wearer and the weaver. Wearer color their life with the beauty of these threads bring out in the clothing. Weavers on the other hand color their life with the living they earn by selling these. These threads are their earning source and the elements

to show their creativity.

No Strings Attached by Enchanticals ~I'm Coming Back

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I need help finding Geppeto. Does anyone have his email? His cell phone number? If you know how to contact him, please let me know.

My sister inherited this wonderful Pinocchio wooden puppet. As a surprise, I would like to restring him or, if I cannot do it, have a doll hospital do it. The strings that go into his arms appear to be glued inside and I am uncertain how to do that.

Pinocchio is not wearing his big flat red wooden shoes in the photo. He wanted to take them off because the heat made his fee damp and he does want to rot. Ha-ha!

The really special feature about this guy is that he came with two noses…one long and one short. Unfortunately, my sister only has the short one.

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Strings by Ernesti Niemi