Written into a footnote by the “straight photography” school of the 1950s, William Mortensen was referred to as “the Antichrist” by Ansel Adams, a tag that stuck after Anton LaVey dedicated The Satanic Bible to him. Primarily known as a Hollywood...
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• Apprentissage des modèles Nessie en anglais. • AUCUN REMBOURSEMENT OU ÉCHANGE. • Modèle pour crocheteurs avancés. • Temps dont j'ai besoin pour créer UNE Nessie : 16 heures. suppléments • fil pelucheux et crochet que j'ai utilisé - 4 écheveaux et demi de koala de l'Himalaya (1 pelote - 3,5 oz - 109 yards)/100 grammes - 100 mètres) et taille du crochet - 4,5 mm. AU TOTAL, J'AI BESOIN de 450 mètres de fil pelucheux ; • taille de mon monstre Nessie arc-en-ciel en peluche : 1,25 m (49,1 pi). Le modèle se compose de 66 pages de création étape par étape du monstre Nessie à partir de laine duveteuse, de 21 vidéos et de plus de 50 photos du processus. Cette liste comprend deux fichiers. Le premier est l'apprentissage de modèles avec du matériel vidéo et photo. Le second est une version abrégée du motif afin que vous puissiez simplement imprimer le motif Monster lui-même. ET OUI, vous pouvez vendre des monstres Nessie prêts à l'emploi, MAIS s'il vous plaît uniquement en fonction de la conception originale dans l'apprentissage des modèles ! C'est comme ma protection du droit d'auteur en tant que designer ! J'ai décidé qu'il serait plus sûr d'écrire tout cela🤞🏻 BIEN SUR, vous pouvez changer toutes les combinaisons de couleurs, la structure/le type de fil, la taille et la forme, la quantité de tous les détails qui sont dans le motif et là-bas sont ON Nessie (cornes, détails en feutre, détail de la queue). Tout d'abord, c'est votre imagination créative🌈☁️✨Je parle simplement de garder la forme originale et l'idée principale des monstres de Nessie, qui est dans l'apprentissage des motifs ! N'oubliez pas de m'identifier sous le post avec vos incroyables Nessie ! Veuillez noter la complexité de ce modèle d'apprentissage. Malheureusement, je ne vous donnerai pas les connaissances de base pour commencer à crocheter avec de la laine pelucheuse, mais je vais essayer de vous apprendre à crocheter un Nessie avec de la laine pelucheuse. Votre crochet et votre laine duveteuse sont-ils prêts ? Partons donc ensemble pour une aventure inoubliable pour créer le monstre câlin Nessie !
Draconic appearance generator, inspired by the beholder appearance generators in Volo’s Guide to Monsters. Artwork by Raph04Art. He does some really great paleo art- check it out if you have the...
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It seemed like a good idea at 4am. Anyways, here’s a quick fantasy insult table for when you don’t have a witty line prepared. The ‘Son of a” tables are based off of Shakespearean insults. Tag your...
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Ishibashi Yui Sculptures - Eerie in their colorless flesh, the Ishibashi Yui Sculptures combine nature and human bodies in a disconcerting way. The figures portrayed in the...
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© 2015 Little Yarn Tales. This original pattern by Elysia McWatters/Little Yarn Tales is copy right protected (this includes all images and text on this page). You may sell any items you hand-make from this pattern (permission DOES NOT include mass production or factory manufacturing of any kind). You may also link back to this page if you wish to share, however please clearly credit Little Yarn Tale or Elysia McWatters as the designer and do not reprint on your site/copy/redistribute this pattern in any way or form. Thanks for your understanding and I hope you enjoy my pattern :) How I came to write this pattern is sort of a personal joke so I won’t really go into it but for those of you who are unfamiliar, Makka Pakka is this little character below and he is from the BBC kids show “In the Night Garden” (please note this image and video do not belong to me): Techniques/Abbreviations: Magic ring Single crochet (sc) Increase (inc - 2 sc in same stitch) Invisible decrease (dec - sc together the front loops of 2 stitches) Slip stitch (sl st) Stitch/Stitches (st) Back loop only (BLO) Invisible finish off (I use this invisible finish technique demonstrated by Playin Hooky Designs) Round (R1, R2…etc) Instructions within *..* indicate a repeating pattern e.g. “*sc, inc* x 6” means you will sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc. My patterns are written in short/are abbreviated so for example if you see sc 12 this means do 1 sc in each of the next 12 st, or if you see inc 3 this means to increase (do 2 sc) in each of the next 3 st () - indicates the total number of sts for that round note: this pattern is crocheted in continuous rounds so unless I’ve noted otherwise you do not need to join at the end of each round . I Also suggest using a stitch marker to mark the last stitch of each round. You will need: Worsted Weight Yarn in a tan colour (I used Caron Simply Soft in Bone) Crochet Hooks: D/3 – 3.25mm – head, legs, body, arms 2.0mm - stone piles/horns 2x 6mm safety eyes Scrap of dark brown yarn or embroidery thread scrap of felt in white and tan (darker tan than your yarn) Yarn needle stitch markers Stuffing PATTERN: Eyes Tan felt - Cut out 2 circles approx. 12mm in diameter (measurement across the middle) white felt - cut out 2 circles approx. 8mm in diameter fold each circle in half and cut a slit in the middle of the fold (but without cutting all the way through). Then layer one white circle on top of one tan circle and push a safety eye through the slits in the middle of both circles. Do this for the remaining felt circles and safety eye. DO NOT attach safety eye backing! Head Using 3.25mm Hook R1: sc 5 in Magic Ring (5 st) R2: inc x 5 (10 st) R3: *sc, inc* x 5 (15 st) R4-5: sc 15 (15 st) R6: *sc 2, inc* x 5 (20 st) R7-9: sc 20 (20 st) Insert one safety (with attached felt) between rounds 5 and 6. Secure with backing R10: *sc 2, dec* x 5 (15 st) R11-12: sc 15 (15 st) Insert the other safety eye between rounds 9 and 10, inline with the other eye. Secure with backing. Now is also a good time to stuff - Stuff lightly to attain a sort of flattened oval shape! R13: *sc, dec* x 5 (10 st) R14: dec x 5 (5 st) sl st, fasten off leaving a tail. Finish stuffing if required and then thread tail through remaining 5 sts and pull tight to gather. Secure end and thread through stuffing of head to hide. Stone piles (horn looking things on the head) (make 4) Using 2.0mm Hook R1: sc 5 in Magic Ring (5 st) R2: sc 5 (5 st) R3: *sc, inc* x 2, sc (7 st) Sl st, fasten off leaving tail for sewing. Sew to head (stuffing not requried) - one over the magic ring, one over the fasten off and the last one on the top of the head between the eyes (see photo at the top of this post for guidance). Save the 4th stone for the tail! Legs (make 2) Using 3.25mm Hook R1: sc 5 in Magic Ring (5 st) R2: inc x 5 (10 st) R3: BLO this round sc 10 (10 st) R4-5: sc 10 (10 st) For the first leg (LEG 1) - after round 5, sl st and fasten off leaving a tail. For the second leg (LEG 2) - after round 5, DO NOT sl st or fasten off…leave working yarn attached! Body (Worked in continuous round from the legs) Using 3.25mm Hook R6: Starting from LEG 2, sc in next 5 st. Continue to LEG 1 and starting at the fasten off (so tail will be between the two legs) sc around all 10 st. Back on to LEG 2, sc around remaining 5 st (20 st) If needed, you can use the tail to sew closed any holes that may occur between the legs R7: *sc 3, inc* x 5 (25 st) R8: *sc 4, inc* x 5 (30 st) R9-11: sc 30 (30 st) R12: *sc 3, dec* x 6 (24 st) R13-14: sc 24 (24 st) R15: *sc 2, dec* x 6 (18 st) R16: sc 18 (18 st) Stuff legs and body R17: *sc, dec* x 6 (12 st) R18: *sc, dec* x 4 (8 st) Sl st and fasten off leaving a tail for sewing. Sew body to the head. Sew 4th stone pile to the back of the body in the center, just above the legs Arms (make 2) Using 3.25mm Hook R1: sc 5 in Magic Ring (5 st) R2: inc x 5 (10 st) R3: sc 10 (10 st) R4: *sc 3, dec* x 2 (8 st) R5: sc 8 (8 st) R6: *sc 2, dec* x 2 (6 st) R7-8: sc 6 (6 st) Sl st and fasten off leaving a tail for sewing. Flatten end and sew closed then sew to either side of body in the last round To finish him off, using the scrap of dark brown yarn/embroidery thread, embroider on a little mouth ♥ ♥ ♥
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As God doesn't tend to show up at many parties and has yet to sign up for a verified Twitter, most humans don't actually know what He (She?!) looks like. Here's a list of artistic representations of God by different religions to help give you a chance of recognizing your master in case he actually does show up to your next barbecue or my upcoming No Doubt Party (TM). Also add your own pictures of what you think God looks like. No wrong answers!
thinking bout having meals with your family.... there’s something very personal about sharing meals with the people you love...........
A brief foraging supplement for rainforests and tropics. The artwork on the first page is by Sam Hutchinson The artwork on the third page is by Kirk Quilaquil
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Everyone knows 'Flat Beat', it's arguably Mr Oizo's most recognisable track which spawned a Levi's campaign and saw Oizo chalk-up a fair few number 1's alongside his puppet Flat Eric.
