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[Loi sur les indiens]
2000-3
Glass beads, copy of pages of the "Indian Act", adhesive tape, thread, felt
Pages 1, 2, 3, 16, 17, 42, 43, 44: Loan courtesy of Art Mûr
Pages 30 and 41: The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, gift of Stéphane Cauchies
P.1: Nadia Myre
P.2: Chantal Léger, Christina Finlayson, Donovan E. Brass, Francis Dupuis-Déri, Helen Beverton, Isabelle Chapman, Jessica Adley, Luci Dillus, Sasha Kleinplatz, Sophie Cabot
P.3: Ashley Kearns, John Davis, Mirna Saffouri
P.16: Cheryl Donison, Jessie Pratt, Lise Bergeron
P.17: Philip Kitt
P.30: Faith La Rocque, Kirsten, Boehm, Michelle Jospe
P.31: Chloé Frommer, Morin Dubois, Randee Frommer
p.32: Dolorès Contré-Migwans, Leigh Morton, Magola Gombos, Mélanie Deveault, Melissa Krencisz, Neil S. Maclummis, Oronitya Gros-Louis, Samantha Combaluzier, Sarah Steeves
P.33: Nadia Myre
P.34: Alexandre DeGroot, Anthony Stille, Camyle Gaudreau, Catherine Bégin, Christine Le ROy, Denis Lessard, Leah Fontaine, Marie-Andrée Crevier, Marie-Josée Lamarre, Maude LeFrançois, Nathalie DeRome, Pascal Poinlane, Paul Arany, Rebecca Hershfield
P.35: Andrea Richter, Carolyn Teow, Catherine, Denise Brend, Lita Fontaine, Matt Byers, Mehdi Medjoloub, Rita Albert, Santina Gatia, Sarah Normand, Saskia, Yang Man
P.36: Duncan Murdoch
P.37: Andrée-Christine Godin, Leanne L'Hirondelle
P.38: Adrianne Cleary, Caroline Goyer, Will Mouatt
P.39: Nadia Myre
P.40: Carley Humphrey, Dessa Harhay, Giancarlo Zerbino, Jennier Pragai, Jennifer Raso, Karen Fleming, Lara Evoy, Lorraine Chick, Magalie Raymond, Maya with Valérie D. Walker, Susana Ponte, Vincent Bonin
P.41: Nadia Myre
P"42: Emilie Caron, Imelda Grégoire, Marthe Gilbert, Mindy Yan Miller
P.43: Amy Drover, Caroline Aubé, Karin Hazé
P.44: Nadia Myre
To see Canada's Indian Act, please click here.
See Title 25 for the American laws relating to Native Americans.
I hadn't tried stitching a leaf/petal for quite some time and I missed doing it :-)
Tulip petal, aqua thread.
was looking at colours today - my thread palette is distinctly lacking in blues, yellows and earthy tones
I sew at 2 different areas and was tired of chasing my pincushion around, so I made one to fit tightly into a sewing drawer that I keep sitting on top of the cabinet. Works GREAT! The little thing on top has sand in it, for my needles.
For color thread wallpapers check this out
littlesomethings.blogspot.com/2006/04/colorful-thread-wal...
Top left is 13mm silk ribbon painted with salt added. In the middle top is a 7mm ribbon also treated with the same technique. The top right skinny silk ribbon was dyed pink and then edged with blue using a a fabric paint marker. Bottom left trim was done with Ozcraft dyes. Middle one was done using fabric paint and the thread hank (Size 25 Pearl cotton) was done with fabric paint and then dipped in an Ozcraft wash to make it look more aged.
2140 –similar to 2145 in Feb - med merigold.
2865 – grass green
2888 – med olive green
4660 – variegated pink
Death attempts to snip the precious thread of Life.
Statue inside the Asamkirche, Munich, also known as the St Johann Nepomuk Kirche.
Sonlok Anaerobic Thread Sealant Adhesives : To read more about this product please visit: www.parsonadhesives.com/sonlok/thread-sealants.htm
Threads
A Stellar Quines production
Written by Sylvia Dow
Performed by Annie Grace, Molly Innes, Pauline Knowles, Paksie Vernon, Joanna Tope, Robert Pettigrew
Directed by Muriel Romanes
30th October 2015
Photograph by marc marnie
World Rights
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 85mm f/1.2 L II, Kenko tubes, Canon Speedlite 430EX II
Boring shot of the day. Can't wait for the extended evenings we'll start getting soon!
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pineapple-doily-7778 size 10 thread, 7 hook. Came out about 17" across
Strobist:
Vivitar DF-383 at 1/16 power camera right, and desk lamp for focus assist.
Reverse 50mm over 18-200mm IS
Making of Unique Textile necklace, designed and handmade by Rita Leung- a Hong Kong based crafter.
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Video by Darius Lee
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The incredibly thin 'waist' on this wasp led to its name.
Adults feed on flower nectar, but larvae are parasitic.
Females use their paralyzing sting to disable caterpillars and other insects. These unfortunate victims are then brought to an underground burrow (previously dug out by the female) to become food for the wasp's larva.
Category: Bee, Ant, Wasp and Similar
Common name: Common Thread Waisted Wasp
Scientific Name: Ammophila procera
Taxonomy:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylym: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Hymenoptera
Family: Sphecidae
Genus: Ammophila
Species: procera
Adult Size (Length): 16mm to 55mm (0.63in to 2.17in) [ COMPARE ]
Identifying Colors: black; yellow; orange; red
General Description:
North American Reach (Though Not Limited To*): Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, Montana