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2014: I won’t miss you. | cseneque
https://cseneque.wordpress.com/2014/12/28/2014-i-wont-miss-you
Textiles; veganism; a simple life. 2014: I won’t miss you. Oh, 2014, I don’t think I’ll miss you when you’re over. It’s been intense:. To crochet using strips of old sheets. My job got a whole lot bigger. More workload control. More work. We discovered the Perth International Vegetarian and Vegan Food Fair, held this year in April. And stuffed ourselves silly. I was diagnosed with skin cancer. Surgery. Medical bills. I taught two of my nieces to knit. I found that I was not alone. I saw the end of one.
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Behold the Evolution | Andrea Squared
https://andreasquared.wordpress.com/2014/08/22/behold-the-evolution
My commitment to crocheting a square a day. Purl One, Knit For Good. A Square Can Be So Much More →. August 22, 2014. It was February 2009 when I received the email from Lion Brand Yarns introducing me to the world of Knit-a-square. Can you believe I actually emailed Sandy to ask if they’d accept crocheted squares? I had no idea what an impact my small amount of 8″ squares could make, nor the impact KAS would have on me. And, unbelievably, m y blanket was chosen to be on stage. KAS has given me a chance ...
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DIY chocolate Paddle Pops – vegan | cseneque
https://cseneque.wordpress.com/2014/11/09/diy-chocolate-paddle-pops-vegan
Textiles; veganism; a simple life. DIY chocolate Paddle Pops – vegan. Spring in Perth this year has been unseasonably warm, and for me, this kind of weather prompts nostalgia for the summers of my childhood: water slides, running through sprinklers, and icy poles / ice blocks. Apparently known as ice pops, ice lollies or freeze pops elsewhere in the world). One of my favourite childhood treats, the chocolate Paddle Pop. There’s no shortage of vegan chocolate ice pop recipes. 2014: I won’t miss you. You a...
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solace | the solace project
https://solaceinstitch.wordpress.com/2015/07/05/solace
A collective impromptu poem, recorded on cloth, to sing in the winds. July 5, 2015. These words were harvested from the solace pennons mailed to the Observatory at Andamooka, South Australia. My gratitude goes to. And in no particular order. Jo Ann McGeever Metzger. 5 thoughts on “ solace. Thanks for letting us take part in this beautiful project. July 28, 2015 at 8:30 am. It was fun to be a small part of Solace and fantastic to see the photos of the cloth singing in the wind. July 31, 2015 at 9:40 pm.
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Peach, cherry, nectarine, plum | Elefine
https://elefine.wordpress.com/2014/09/27/blossom
Peach, cherry, nectarine, plum. September 27, 2014. The blossoms are almost spent which means summer fruit is on its way! In past years the cherries, plums and nectarines have surprised us with plenty of plump, tasty morsels but we’ve yet to get some decent peaches. Maybe this year. The last of winter, spring preview. Planting out →. 2 responses to “ Peach, cherry, nectarine, plum. October 5, 2014 at 6:28 am. Good how the flowering plants colour coordinate. How do they know? October 5, 2014 at 12:07 pm.
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stereotypes & satire – périlune
https://luneetperilune.wordpress.com/2016/06/30/stereotypes-satire
As all uni students complain, (though I can’t complain too much: #artsstudent) the workload for the last few weeks of semester was hectic. Already sinking into the end of week 3 of the holidays, everything is happening a little too fast. So, to slow things down a tad, I shall share with you a very recent throwback to one of my last assignments for uni. June 30, 2016. June 30, 2016. 2 thoughts on “ stereotypes and satire. July 1, 2016 at 9:40 am. Great work, i just love this! September 22, 2016 at 1:09 pm.
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A Square Can Be So Much More | Andrea Squared
https://andreasquared.wordpress.com/2014/10/03/a-square-can-be-so-much-more
My commitment to crocheting a square a day. The Knit(-a-square) Retreat →. A Square Can Be So Much More. October 3, 2014. Have you ever wondered about the secret language we use on the Knit-a-square forum? Over time, we’ve evolved squares into warm garments to help combat a distinct lack of warm clothing. Thanks to KAS, little bodies can be warm, dry and protected. Think: soft acrylic, worsted weight. The important thing about any garments that are sent to KAS is that they are sized appropriately. Go...
