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Full shot of the table I did for a New Year's Eve dance. Our colour scheme for the evening was black & silver.
Table runner made as part of my Pay it Forward commitments. The stars use scraps already cut to size left from another quilt, so they're more regular. I tried another quilting variation, siwrls this time.
Golden West custom built 8' pocket billiard table with leather pockets, 1 1/4" slate for $900. Purchased 8 years ago for $4,600.
Veterans display their quick reflexes at during Table Tennis competition at the 2015 NVWG in Dallas, Texas.
I played around with some textures I downloaded from DeviantArt and some methods for ageing photos - adding scratches and whatnot. It's not an excellent example but I kinda like it. Hope you like.
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I built these side tables for the couches in our lobby at the office. they compliment the geode table that My Co-worker LD built early this fall. (www.facebook.com/plumcreativeworks/photos/pb.239158482920...)
The first of 4 different tables I am working on these days. It will hopefully be delivered today. The top is of soft maple and the legs and rails of African makore. The end customer wants it painted black... It is unfinnished here. My customer will apply the finnish.
Featuring iittala Kastehelmi dinnerware, Chilewich basketweave table runners, and Match Pewter flatware and glassware.
... almost complete. After I had taken this picture, a fish knife and fork for each of us was added! No linen napkins.
Table cloth not smoothed as on QE2, and the cutlery was greatly mixed -- but all that somehow added to the charm of this restaurant... :)
Head of the lamp is made of Senegalese calabash. White parts are carved layer of the fruit which change the color to red/orange when the lamp is switched on. On the bottom of the lamp there’s perforated closing part locked by magnets. The lamp was painted with wood oil and alcohol ink. Black parts are burnt calabash surface.
The center element is genuine Baltic amber- ranked as the world's finest; resin from the ancient trees dating back ~40 million years.
The base of the the lamp was designed and carved from the block of cherry wood by Polish wood artist- Jacek Wydrzyński.
The stand is decorated with brown jeweller's waxed string.
Height of the lamp: 38cm (15”)
Calabash diameter: 24cm (9,5”)
Amethyst (is commonly associated with the month of February), beeswax hanging hearts and our storytelling for this month - the Frog Prince.
Had my camera down the skatepark today and managed to take a few pictures.
I was trying to create a blurred background/sharp rider effect.
Unfortunatley i managed to leave the back end of the bike out of focus.
Shit happens i guess, really dissapointed though.
Not used to the speed of riding, havn't taken many riding photos in quite a while.
Props to Stuart for pulling table after table in order for me to get it right.
He went for another one after this shot and flew off the box, landing on his stomach with the bike on top of him leaving quite a large gash in the concrete floor from his bike.
Lucky me. I got to sit up close to the head table at a table with Sam's extended family (her cousin at this table was one of the Salsa performers scheduled in the program that evening).
You might also notice that on the menu there was a dessert station at the end of the evening with waffles, ice cream and assorted sweets. :)
It is hard to not appreciate the incredible amount of care and attention to detail that Sam had put into the reception.
Another potential for the Macro Mondays' group weekly theme of "Pareidolia". This a detail from a metal garden table. There really are "faces" to be found all over the place.
This one is pushing the 3-inch rule boundaries for the MM group but does just make it. Still to decide which image to use, this one or the previously posted one of the bark of a pear tree. I do also have another prepared, which is my current favourite, for the group submission.