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For the Macro Mondays theme, "zig-zag". If you like this one, I have a couple more in my set "Zig-Zag".
Strobist Info:
Key light- bare Speedlite430-EXII at 1/4 high on camera left
Fill light- bare Speedlite 580-EXII at 1/8 at camera right
Boomer's part of a project to re-needlepoint a chair for the Blair House (the official guest house for the United States, a.k.a. the former house for the vice president), and here it is on its frame. Yeah, Boomer's a bit of a crafting badass.
SMERSH #28: zigzags
-- Pk.
The zigzag walkway that crosses (and recrosses) the shaded stream that flows down to the Central Garden, ending in a waterfall.
this pattern was really easy and fun to knit. also, it was very quick...i think i finished it in two days.
This was our lunch stop on my Mother's Day trip to Mt Hood.
Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: Architecture. Applied PicMonkey's dusk effect.
See information sign and another view below.
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ZigZag is available for adoption in Northern Virginia, USA, through HART
ZigZag is a rugged old tom who found his way to a good Samaritan's back door. He was taken in and had all of his medical needs taken care of. Now he is in foster care waiting for a permanent home. ZigZag is FIV positive. Oh, did I mention he is huge? Really, really big old guy.
hair design done by Diallo @ Top Design & Barbers Ashton U lyne. Afro European Hairdressers, Cosmetics and Human Hair extensions.
In Ashton Town Centre.
The route from Yoshimatsu to Hitoyoshi really runs through the mountains. It starts at 213 m above sea level, climbs up to 536,9 m(!), and ends at 106,6 m. Many tunnels were drilled and due to the steep terrain zig-zag-turns were necessary as steam engines could not go steep inclines.
Me & Tom . . . . . . doing our stuff . . . .
in a very hot studio . . . . on a hot summer's day.
I'm doing my impression of Lee Evans . . . .
I had this motif in my mind for some time and it's interesting how when you research on it, this basic drawing was in many different cultures like in the egiptian, inca and in the stone age, even in the art deco period.
In this red-grey combination it reminds me more on tribal art but in black and white it can turn to glamorous, this option is available if you want!
It closes with a braided belt that ends in two tassels.
The colours in the model pics may look a bit different, detail pic shows the right colours.
50% wool
50% acrylic
From the Tina Givens pattern in Nani Iro Fuccra (2008 collection). Blogged here: hazelnutgirl.blogspot.com/2010/09/kids-clothes-week-chall...