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This Japanese Wire Art Craft Book includes 20 Wire Art projects, like Basket, Soap Holder, Business Card Holder, Tray, Hanger, Candle Holder etc. Very creative and cute projects. In the beginning of the book, it teaches you all the basic wire work techniques. All you need is wire and couple hand tools.
ISBN4-8275-4072-1
Soft Cover
50 pages
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I have smashed then wrapped some old electrical wire. Very (very!) light weight and really must be tried on to be appreciated.
Usually about 2.25 to 2.5 inches long.
felt flower making tutorial can be found on my blog here: paper-and-string.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/felt-flower-tutor...
This is from early in the soldering process. I only had a few of the top-side wires soldered. Eventually there are about a dozen.
Incendia program - no post manipulation
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had a whole schwack of siskins descend on my yard last winter....they stayed on through spring and now they have brought in all their young....when they're not gorging at the feeders, they hang out in the cedars and firs but, for some reason, they also love swinging on the wire stringers for my raspberry plants....they sure are fun little things to have around....
At 404 feet high, St Peter's Church dominates the Riga scene whilst a local tram, a Tatra T3A model, crosses the heavily wired Stone Bridge over the Daugava River.
Riga, Latvia
5th May 2017
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Experimented with wire wool.
So much fun.
Next time, will bring lighting to bring out the surroundings better
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales
I think this campaign was conceived and launched in 1996. I think it did see light of day before the magazine closed in early 1997.
The design is by Nick Philip and the poster, in dayglo green on card, is around 16.5 x 22.5 inches.
I know the magazine was sent some of Philip's Shift t-shirts which featured these Mac-inpsired graphics so I'm guessing it's because of these that he was commissioned to design the posters.
WOODHEAD ROUTE INFO:
The Woodhead line was the Great Central railway route from Sheffield Victoria to Manchester Piccadilly.
It has - well had - a claim to fame as the first electrified main line railway in the UK, when it went live in 1953. Unfortunately, due to the evils of Beeching, the passenger services ceased to be on January 5th, 1970...along with Victoria itself.
Several small intermediate stations had already shut during the years up to its demise, with Neepsend, Wadsley Bridge, Oughtibridge, Deepcar and Wortley all having sold their last tickets by 1968. Wadsley remained partly open for football services until the late 80s, with loco hauled services which required retaining the loop at the western end of the station to change ends.
The line continued as a major goods corridor for several years, although the wires went in 1981. Passenger DMUs from Sheffield to Huddersfield used the route until 1983, reversing and travelling through Victoria, before being route through Barnsley instead. An electrified branch from Wath near Rotherham (the focal route of this album) brought coal trains up via Worsborough - this junctioned with the Barnsley-Huddersfield route near Oxspring.
The GCR track was lifted, from north west of Deepcar, to Hadfield near Glossop, between 1985-86. A surviving single track from Sheffield branches off left towards Stocksbridge steel works.
The trackbed from here continues as The Transpennine Trail today. This tranquil ten-and-a-half mile stretch passes west through Wortley, Thurgoland, Oxspring and Penistone where it junctions with the still current Sheffield/Barnsley-Huddersfield line. The Worsborough line was already lifted by 1981, and is now better known as the Dove Valley trail.
Beyond Penistone the former GC line leaves to head on through Millhouse Green, Hazelhead and eventually Dunford Bridge where the closed Woodhead Tunnel cuts the path short.
The climb up from Penistone was as steep as 1 in 100 and trains that travelled from the Wath line were push-pulled by up to two electric locomotives at each end.
Cyclists and walkers with the strength to continue can climb the near vertical Windle Edge left out of Dunford and then trek over the Pennines to Woodhead Station where the track remerged into daylight. This six mile section onward to Hadfield continues as the Longendale Trail.
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Barbed wire
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I attended a workshop by Lanny Bergner at the Chehalem Cultural Center in Newburg, Oregon.
He does these amazing sculptures using wirecloth and simple tools. I can attest each piece is labor intensive; my hand is still recovering from making this basket/bioform today.
Lanny was very open to sharing his techniques, the class was interesting and we all came away with our own complete creations. See images of Lanny's work here.