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none: February 2009
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Saturday, February 28, 2009. A short documentary for Aaron Edge/Brenton Salo's new photography book on fixed gear culture, shot in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Apple Tree" by Stephanie Specht. Cover your blank walls. Tiny Showcase Artwork. Sells afforadable limited run prints. Art collecting for everyone else. Friday, February 27, 2009. We Heart it Visual Bookmarking. A visual bookmarking site updated by everyone. Thursday, February 26, 2009. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. Tuesday, February 24, 2009. A London G...
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Built on the solid foundations of a rich heritage spanning five generations, the Molloy family have been in the textile business since James Molloy began weaving in the 19th Century. Today, Molloy and Sons tweeds represent the history of the past, the ambition of the future, and the ever present beauty of the Atlantic coast of Donegal. The undeniable allure and quality of these tweeds will ensure that the legacy and tradition of weaving continues on to inspire customers all over the world.
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Donegal yarns typically contain a base made of three to six colours with added nepps or spots of colour. It is these nepps which are the defining characteristic of Donegal tweed, which can be bright and contrasting, or complimentary and tonal colours, or mixes of each. With our range of yarns literally thousands of patterns, subtle, rich and colourful, but always beautiful can be woven. Molloy and Sons Weaving Ltd 2011. Art direction and web design by makeitworkdesign.com.
