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Nicholay Tolmachov Love
collection of poetry and short-term impressions
Michael Mapes Pin Ups are a series of 3D assemblages made of 1950s pin-up girls consisting of fractional photos and found objects.
Fotografia de Bodegon moderno por Gabriel Sanz. Objetos adquiriendo una nueva utilidad, se fusiona con otros, descontestualiza o se transforma en imposible
À la sortie de la mairie, de l’église ou de la cérémonie laïque, les mariés sont traditionnellement félicités par les invités qui adorent leur lancer toute sorte de choses dessus pour leur souhaiter une vie de bonheur à deux. Comment mettre en place une sortie de cérémonie écologique ? Réponse en 10 idées !
The oil on canvas will go on display at the National Gallery from January 25 next year, marking an 'unprecedented' four-month loan from a gallery in the US.
In looking for botanical inspiration for my new book, I stumbled across this beautiful photo online by photographer, Steve Stenzel. I love this photo for so many reasons but I especially am impressed by how it represents the life cycle of this particular plant. From the new growth of spring all the way to the end of autumn. I am so drawn to this natural color palette. So much so in fact.. that I showed this picture to the ladies of Spincycle Yarns and they used it in creating a special new colorway just for me. And they did such a phenomenal job! This beautiful yarn perfectly captures the colors of changing leaves. The way that the colors subtly change from one to the next perfectly expresses this idea of the natural life cycle of spring to autumn. I am not usually one to go for multi-colored yarn.. but this one I love. With this yarn I created my "Life Cycle" scarf design. This is an accent scarf consisting of a string of big leaves.. one growing out of the next. It works so perfectly with this yarn and I am so happy with it. This scarf pattern will be included in my upcoming book, Botanical Knits 2. The scarf pattern will call for 2 skeins of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool yarn. This special colorway is called "End of Summer" and is available HERE.
Attentive Gaze by tetontrail http://ift.tt/1COlrt4
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Nicoletta Ceccoli’s paintings are the visual counterparts of fairy tales. Beautiful, whimsical, and wondrous yet more gruesome than they initially seem.
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You're standing just at the beginning of a long corridor. Although it's brightly lit (extremely in your opinion), you can't see anything at all but huge glass
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This beautiful wildflower looks like columbine to me. Mother Nature certainly picked a lovely spot to plant the seeds, didn't she. No floral arranger could match this arrangement. Hello April. Today is Webster's 11th birthday. He has already had several dog biscuits with peanut butter spread on them for his special day. We had rain overnight and will have more today so the April showers are right on schedule. See you later. via Correction....these flowers are Oxalis acetosella, submitted by a reader (Cathy in Idaho). Thanks, Cathy.
Pin It Now! I used to make lor bak with my mum especially when we are having big feast. Lor bak is actually marinated minced pork together with all sorts of vegetables, roll in beancurd sheet and then deep fried. Thanks to Butter.Flour and Me for her tofu rolls recipe. She inspired me to make this vegetarian tofu rolls. These tofu rolls is soft inside with lightly crispy outside. All the root vegetables turn soft except water chestnut. It gives little crunch texture to these rolls. This is how I dice the chestnut. Put cut water chestnut into plastic bag. Then disintegrate the water chestnuts with the back of a knife or cleaver These are the ingredients for filling. This mixed filling is ready to be rolled. This is how I wrap with beancurd sheet. Reference from Butter.Flour and Me Ingredients: ~Filling 200g soft tofu (can replace with 2 pieces of firm tofu, 豆干),mashed 200g yam, shredded 200g jicama (sengkuang), shredded 60g carrot, shredded 5 pieces water chestnut, peeled and diced ½ stick of celery, finely diced 10 tablespoons instant oatmeal 1 egg ~seasoning ½ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon sesame oil 1 piece dry beancurd sheet (tofu skin) for wrapping *cut into triangle shape or any shape that you prefer Oil, for deep-frying Methods: 1. Add all the filling and seasoning into a mixing bowl. Mix to combine. 2. Wrap the filling with beancurd sheet. Repeat till all finish. 3. Heat enough cooking oil in a wok. When the oil is fully heated, turn the heat to medium. Gently drop in tofu rolls. Deep frying the rolls till turn golden brown. Remove and place on kitchen towel to absorb excess oil. Serve with your favourite dipping sauce! Note: ~These tofu rolls can be kept well in freezer. For easy removing, keep the rolls on plastic wrap without touching each other. When the time to consume, take out the frozen roll and pan fry (without adding any oil) on non-stick pan at low heat till the filling heat through and the tofu skin is crisp. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm the host for November 2013 The Little Thumbs Up event with Oats theme. Cook or bake oats from whole oat groats, steel cut oats (Irish oatmeal), Scottish oatmeal, rolled oats (regular or quick rolled oats) and even oat flour. Do link up your recipes on this post and have fun! This post is linked to the event, Little Thumbs up organised by Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids and Doreen from My Little Favourite DIY, hosted by Vivian of Vivian Pang’s Kitchen.
Something that is junk to us, is often a treasure for somebody else. For example, Simon Brown (or thegentlemanfelter) collects old and worn out brushes that anyone else would think of as useless. But he turns them into meadows for foxes or tree branches for birds, and he fills these creations with curiosity and life.
I have just returned from a trip to Spain to visit my sister. I had planned the trip to coincide with the International Patchwork Festival ...
As part of my dinnerware collection I created this wood grain pattern to be used for the napkins. This picture is just a photoshopped example but once the fabric comes in I'll have pictures of the real things including the napkin rings.
A simple way to introduce children to the magic of making prints.
The Secret Garden, ed. Moderna, 2013 Brazil.
Je partage ces images d’association de couleur que j’ai trouvé sur le net !
We found a number of beautiful fungi yesterday growing on dead wood. Today I am uploading two of them. Unfortunately our fungus season is almost over until next April. This group was such a beautiful example of the Split Gill fungus that I had to take a number of photos of it. Growing on the underside a dead willow log. Griffith Woods Natural Area, Schizophyllaceae, Agaricales, 2008 14 Oct_3337acr
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The vast amounts of stretched yarn dripping from the ceiling visualize the entangled memories and relationships. Within The Key in the Hand Chiharu, C...
Staying in the historic Château de Gudanes, an 18th-century neoclassical château under restoration built on the site of an older castle destroyed in 1580.
Come take a look at some things I find most wonderful!! Lovely! Forgotten beauty! From the hydrangeas to the shutters...this is a beautiful outdoor entertainment area. A hot air balloon ride over the Château de Chenonceau, France. What a treat! A perfect place to be alone, or have a secret rendezvous! I love everything about this room. I feel like an imprisoned queen....with a great view! Two views of a bedroom that I adore. I love interesting wall treatments and this one is particularly lovely. Mirrors in the jardin. I love the idea! We should use mirrors outdoors more. Lovely chandelier! A beautiful room in a French chateau. The Washhouses of Pontrieux in Brittany, France (by Yann Le Biannic). I love harlequin floors! This one in an old chateau is beautiful even with it's missing pieces. I think this is a lovely bedroom. The lavender coverlet is sumptuous! And the architectural element behind the bed...well need I say more? Tulips are one of my favorite flowers. View of a garden through Gothic arches. Please visit again!!
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The Color Wheels project is both a visual journal and systems-based color study. I have used the wheels as a foundation for creating large, sometimes serial, seemingly-abstract works, many of which…
Grain is a seamless sweater worked top-down. The sweater has a round yoke with colorwork and long sleeves. Grain has positive ease for comfortable wear and a cropped length hem with colorwork. The back of the neck is shaped higher and there’s an option to work a bust dart. Size XXS-XS-S (M1-M2-L1-L2) XL-2XL-3XL-5XL This sweater is meant to worn with positive ease. Choose a size with approx. 6’’ / 15 cm positive ease at bust circumference. Finished measurements Bust circumference: 37-38.5-40.75 (43-45-46.5-49.5) 53-57.5-63.25-67.75’’ / 92.5-96.5-102 (107.5-112.5-116.5-123.5) 132.5-143.5-158-169 cm Waist circumference: 34.5-36.25-38.25 (40-41.75-43.75-47.25) 51-54.5-60-65.5’’ / 86.5-91-95.5 (100-104.5-109-118) 127.5-136.5-150-163.5 cm Body length from underarm: 10’’ / 25 cm Upper arm circumference: 11.75-12-13 (13.5-14.25-14.5-15.25) 16-17.5-19.75-21.5’’ / 29-30-32.5 (33.5-35.5-36.5-38) 40-43.5-49-53.5 cm Sleeve length: 17-17.5-17.5 (17.5-18-18-18) 18.5-18.5-18.5-18.5’’ / 42.5-43.5-43.5 (43.5-44.5-44.5-45) 45.5-45.5-45.5-45.5 cm Scye height: 8-8-8.25 (8.5-8.75-9.25-9.25) 9.75-10.25-10.75-11.5’’ / 20-20-20.5 (21.5-22-23-23) 24.5-25.5-27-28.5 cm Neckline depth: 2’’ / 5 cm Yarn Blacker Yarns Tamar 4-ply (100% British wool, 347 m/100 g), or other fingering weight yarn. Shown in color Gwindra (MC) and Tiddy Brook (CC). 2-2-2 (3-3-3-3) 4-4-4-4 skeins of MC and 1-1-1 (1-1-1-1) 1-1-1-2 skeins of CC. Yardage MC: 665-710-745 (865-930-985-1135) 1250-1315-1420-1530 yrds / 600-650-680 (790-850-900-1040) 1140-1200-1300-1400 m CC: 250-260-275 (285-295-305-320) 330-350-375-450 yrds / 230-240-250 (260-270-280-290) 300-320-345-410 m Needles US 4 (3.5 mm) - 40’’/100 cm long circular needles, and dpns if you prefer to work the sleeves with them. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the right gauge. Gauge 22 sts x 28 rnds = 4x4’’ / 10x10 cm in stockinette stitch, worked in the round (after blocking). Other 4 stitch markers, scrap yarn, tapestry needle. #sizeinclusive
健全なnoteコミュニティを設計するうえで、チーム向けの多様性に関するメモ。多様性は色で考えるとわかりやすい。 昨今、多様性に関する議論が活発化してきている。不利な人々に優遇措置を与える、アファーマティヴアクションなども、どんどん増えてきてる。 でも、ちょっと怖いのが、「多様性」と「均一性」の違い。これが、あまり議論や区別されないまま、ドンドン進められているに思える。 多様性は色で考えてみよう わかりやすいモデルとして、多様性を色で考えてみましょう。パレットや絵画をイメージしてください。 赤1色。これは全く多様性のない状態。意見や行動が完全に統一された世界です。これ
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A good canapé is a fine balance: it has to look stunning and detailed and then, just as you’re enticed by its appearance, completely flood your palette with flavour making for a perfect bite. It should always leave you wanting another. And then there are all the creative ways to serve them, a task our styling team revel in.
