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Below Mt. Hood
Photo by Tim Palmer, author of 24 books about rivers, river conservation and the environment (see www.timpalmer.org).
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Made for the Zakka Style (book) sew-along. I finished it last night, and this morning I had an unfortunate coffee incident while admiring my new bag, so it has already been washed. Good thing I always prewash my fabrics. :)
Dushanbe, Tajikistan, August 2011. On a highway bridge.
FR: Douchanbé, Tadjikistan, Août 2011. Sur le pont d'une voie rapide.
This is my Project Quilting 3:6 Challenge piece for zigzags. I got a cast off charm pack from a friend (thanks Veronica!!) and decided to try the fun half-square triangle method with two charms. I used a nice chocolate pin dot for one half of every hst to contrast nicely with all those wild prints. Then I used ric rac, ribbons and quilting in waves over the top to soften the zigs and give it a little spunk.
36" x 16" x 2.5"
Made by Emma Thomas-McGinnis, Urbandale, IA
ahappystitch.com/2012/06/03/zigzag-quilt/";
made using the tutorial on "a quilt is nice" and blogged on a happy stitch
(Utricularia subulata). Deep East Texas.
A diminutive carnivorous plant of saturated acidic, nutrient poor soil.
5 of 50/50/50
Just a quick selfie. Still keeping a visual history of my hair as I grow it out for the first time.
A tuck stitch pattern adapted from the third Brother punchcard book. Like "check" this is using up the same part-used cones (though the light green was a photo-finish)
The Little Zigzag River near Mount Hood, Oregon.
From a great day of shooting with my friend JP.
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