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Diane was given the assignment to cover TooL at The Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, NY. The opening act was the Once And Future Band. Click this link to see her photographs and read her review
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Tools on the side of Frank Quan's House @ China Camp State Park, San Rafael Ca
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These tools rock! Sure made all the cutting and fitting a piece of cake. I love that little Rockwell circular saw. I use it everywhere lately. And the Bosch jigsaw--its like a precision instrument.
My old wallet was dying a slow and painful death, and then I killed it with wine. Over the years I've made several mockups as a replacement but could never settle on something I liked as traditional patterns never really accounted for cell phones.
So this is what I came up with!
Here is the interior, there is a slot for bills and a pocket for my phone (as well as candy or chapstick). And of course slots for cards!
Scopidea is one of the best company which provides the project management budgeting tool. It provides the standards, analogous, parametric, top-down method, bottom-up method project management tool. There is some example how to manage your project continually fore cast the budget, keep the team informed, etc. bit.ly/1LWwtB7
We took a look at the Brompton toolkit to see exactly what it's all about. We found it has an array of excellent tools useful in repairing your Brompton bicycle.
Some of my tools are too old to use. I'm not sure I know how to use some of these, so I put them in a box labeled "old tools." There is another box of "broken tools." What I need is a box that says "modern, useful tools in working order."
A little apron for you and sewing machine to share!
I wanted to design a ‘desk apron’ to keep bits and bobs to hand but wanted it to be more exciting than a simple pocket with sections. By making it wearable too I could indulge in bows and frills and give it some character!
While you are using your machine the apron skirt will rest on your lap so your bits and bobs are just where you need them.
The pocket, which is hidden behind the bow, has sections for different tools and notions.
When you are working away from your machine, hand sewing or cutting, you can wear it as you would a normal apron. The table section folds behind the skirt and the big bow at the front continues round to tie at the back. There is a wide loop under the skirt to hold the ties out of the way when they are not needed.
The measuring tape is appliqued, with embroidery floss, to the table section. It is positioned at the front so that it can be used for a quick measurement check when sewing. Handy!
The apron uses 3 fabrics from separate ranges. The feature fabric is from the Punctuation range by American Jane. The lining print is from the circa 1934 range by Cosmo Cricket and the accent fabric is from Urban Cowgirl by Urban Chiks
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Alderleaf Wilderness College
18715 299th Ave SE
Monroe, WA 98272
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Homemade LED Arch Tool
See my YouTube video showing all of my current Light Painting Tools and how they work.
You can see the planes where other tools have been flaked off.
Today I went to a talk about what to do if you find Aboriginal artifacts on your land and how they were made and what uses they had for various ones. I apologise ahead of time for the photos that are out of focus. You can still see the worked edges.
The talk was arranged because some worked stones were found recently on the land opposite the local hall. This is the first such talk that has been given in this area. There was a lot of interest and a large audience.