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The Yarn Mystic: July 2004

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Where knitting is a spiritual and empowering process. Monday, July 26, 2004. When this thing, this.this.this knot pops up out of nowhere! I've heard of this happening, but have never encountered it. Is this normal? How often has this happened to. I was busy knitting and watching The Iron Giant. So I didn't notice it right away. Until I checked my work! There's so many things I want to start, but am holding off. At least until I finish Honeymoon and my friend's beanie. Oh, and don't forget, I stil...To fi...

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On Beads and Needles: January 2012

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On Beads and Needles. Pull up a chair and have a browse :). Monday, January 30, 2012. We've had sunshine for 3 whole days now! So much better than the never-ending rain we were having before that :) Supposedly it's been getting up near 60, but the wind has definitely been COLD. But not bad for January, and nice and warm in the car in the sun! And after working on this again this week, with 1 strand over-2 on the 35ct linen, it makes that BIG TG NYC. As for this coming week - keep on on both of these piec...

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AGENDA - TEMARI- TINY. Voor hulp bij het maken van temari s of workshop info mail me. Temari ad quicknet.nl. Voorbeelden van temari's die in de workshops gemaakt kunnen worden. Temari expositie was van. Dec 2013-9 januari 2014. Heel veel info over Japan en Japanse cultuur klik hier. Click to join talktemari. Voor deelname aan een workshop mail; TEMARI-TINY.

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How to Make Japanese-Inspired Ornaments | Gingerbread Snowflakes

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12th Day of Christmas. How to Make Japanese-Inspired Ornaments. Submitted by Pam on Wed, 11/12/2008 - 06:00. These pretty decorations are based on an ancient Japanese craft known as Temari. They begin with a styrofoam ball, wrapped in thread. This forms a beautiful and functional base for embroidery. Here's a picture of some traditional Temari. They can be a little complicated to make, so they're really best learned from a book. Begin by winding the thread around the ball. It should be snugly wound.

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October 2014 – Like Her Hair's On Fire

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Like Her Hair's On Fire. Writing to slow down and warm up to life. Favorite Blogs and Other Writing Links. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 636 other followers. Wednesday Wonders: On Breaking Rules. Wednesday Wonders: When You’re Not Done Yet. Wednesday Wonders: Stretching Some Sentence Skills. Wednesday Wonders: Pitching Words. Wednesday Wonders: Curiosity is the Cousin of Art. Hamming It Up: Why We Need an Audience.

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LotusHaus: Artwork

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May 31, 2012. Kumi Yamashita } Amazing Shadowplay. Simply outstanding shadow work by Kumi Yamashita. A New York based Japanese artist! An amazing trade magazine and blog. On May 31, 2012 in Artwork. Hotels, Spas and Restaurants. Save to del.icio.us. May 16, 2012. Follow me on Pinterest! You can also find me on Pinterest! On May 16, 2012 in Artwork. Hotels, Spas and Restaurants. Save to del.icio.us. Sep 13, 2011. Chinoiserie Style Paintings by Kathe Fraga. You can check out her artist statment here. Flora...

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Links – Ornament Designs

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Learn to make beautiful and fun holiday ornaments. Tools & Materials. Other Awesome Ornament Artists. 8211; This is the ultimate temari site. Anything you want to know about temari can be found here. Temari- The Art of Japanese Thread Balls. I learned to embroider with Mary Corbet’s wonderful how-to videos at Needle ‘N Thread. Subscribe to the newsletter. Listen While You Work. I love listening to a good book while making my ornaments. I bet you will love it too. Give Audible a try! Tools & Materials.

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♥ It's Me Sarah ♥

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Sarah Youde (aka monroegirl). I love to scrap and I love to stitch. I also love reading, eating and the odd glass of red wine! I only wish I had more time to do all the things I love. Most of my time is taken up looking after a couple of other things I love and they are my two gorgeous children Ben and Charlotte. They ARE gorgeous, I am not biased, I have been blessed with beautiful children which is a good thing because I have such wonderful subjects for my scrapbooking addiction. Have You Seen This?

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TheReissu: lokakuuta 2008

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Keskiviikko 29. lokakuuta 2008. Hyvinnukutun yön jälkeen päätimme jäädä Floral Inn hotelliin vähintään kolmeksi päiväksi. Maksettuamme lisäyöt vastaanottoon lähdimme aamupalalle ostosputkeen. Päädyimme lopulta Clever. Kahvilaan, koska sen nimi viittasi fiksuun päätökseen. Namba-aseman infopisteessä meitä opasti jo eläkeiässä oleva pirteänoloinen herrasmies. Saatuamme roppakaupalla lisätietoa Osakasta lähdimme rohkeasti etsimään pienen kartan avulla lähistöllä sijaitsevaa matkatoimistoa. Matkatoimistossa ...

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Links zu Kumihimo-Seiten

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Diese Seite ist im Aufbau - Hinweise sind willkommen. Die deutsche Kumihimo-Seite von Frau Raskin-Schmitz bietet nicht nur schöne Fotos, sondern auch einen sehr empfehlenswerten und reichhaltig bebilderten Artikel über die Geschichte des Flechtens. Seite der Kumihimo-Meisterin Makiko Tada mit schönen Geflechten. Rodrick Owen hat mehrere Bücher veröffentlicht und viel für die Verbreitung von Kumihimo im Westen getan. Jacqui Carey, durch ihre guten Bücher bekannt, bietet Fotos und in England auch Kurse.