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Black and Yellow Garden Spider (Argiope aurantia)
When I start seeing these beautiful spiders I know that fall isn't far away. To me their unique web is a true harbinger of fall and cooler weather. I currently have two of these spiders in my yard, that I know about. Their webs are usually between two and eight feet off the ground so it's easy to watch these spiders in action.
The web of these spiders may be up to 2 feet (60 cm) in diameter. In the center is the web decoration or stabilimentum made from a dense zigzag of silk. The stabilimentum function is a subject of debate. Some believe it acts as camouflage for the spider, but it may also attract inspect prey or even warn birds of the presence of the otherwise difficult-to-see web.
This spider is a female as the males are much smaller and light brown in color. She will mate only once and produce between one and four egg sacks. Each egg sack may contain over 1,000 eggs.
She will die around the time we have our first hard frost, usually mid to late October. Next spring the baby spiders will exit the egg sack(s) with some staying nearby while others exude a strand of silk that gets caught in the breeze, carrying them further away.
Source: Wikipedia
A game where you have to move the ball through the given path. If you fall you will lose. If you beat the highest score your score will be recorded.
Components used: C#, ASP.NET
Zigzag quilt with small floral backing. I loved the difference between the strong bold front and soft sweet back. The colors were meant to be!
Floris Jespers - Zigzag.
Exposition at Campo & Campo (Berchem, Belgium).
Hands-on training
Met behulp van een handige toolkit die bestaat uit Instructables trainden wij op 12 november 2014 onder andere docenten, schoolbegeleiders en onderwijsassistenten in het geven van deze ZigZag workshops. Op deze wijze willen we textiel-gerelateerd erfgoed levend houden en onder de aandacht brengen.
Taken while wandering around after we were thwarted by Saturday laborers from documenting the demise of building 866.
Rows are completed, not stitched to each other yet, I think I like this combination. Also toying with adding a strip of the Kona Cotton between the rows, maybe not...I saw one online that was made that way, it looked different, the quilter, quilted the zig zag pattern into the void. It looked interesting.
April 22 - Drove to Farley Mount Country Park junction car park and set off down the bridleway north through the woods and out the other side towards Sparshot, left onto a farm track then right onto another bridle way to the Stockbridge road, short mile on the road then left in Crawley village onto tracks again to Crawley down, Return same way with a turn round Farley woods to make it about 12 miles in the sun.