Kona Cotton - Marmalade K001-1848, 2019 Color - by Robert Kaufman - Sold by the Yard and Cut Continuous - In Stock and Ships Today Kona Cotton Solids are the perfect accompaniment for all of your modern quilting needs and are available in every color of the rainbow. This color is Marmalade, a bright orange. Sku: K001-1831 Manufacturer: Robert Kaufman Collection: Kona Cotton Solids - 2019 Colors Contents: 100% Woven Cotton Width: 44" This fabric is sold by the yard and cut in one continuous length. If you have questions, please let me know and we will create a custom listing that meets your specific needs. I usually have more fabric than what is listed, so if you need more, please ask!
Abstract landscape paintings
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Download Image of Moore The Lepidoptera of CeylonPlate20. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Frederic Moore The Lepidoptera of Ceylon Plate 20 Warning some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus Fig. 1. Kallima Philarchus =Kallima philarchus (Westwood, 1848) Fig. 2, 2a. Kallima Mackwoodi = Kallima horsfieldii philarchus Westwood, 1848 form name. Dated: 1890. Topics: frederic moore the lepidoptera of ceylon, kallima horsfieldii, kallima philarchus, butterflies, insects
A short biography on the life of the French artist, Jules Bastien-Lepage, who lived in the 19th century and
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Gustave Caillebotte (French: [ɡystav kɑjbɔt]; 19 August 1848 – 21 February 1894) was a French painter, member and patron of the artists known as...
Deze Omega De Ville uit 1966 is een opvallend vintage exemplaar met een opvallende vergulde kast, groter dan typisch voor die tijd, met een afmeting van 36 mm exclusief de kroon en 38 mm inclusief de kroon. Het horloge heeft een prachtige goudkleurige wijzerplaat met een strak ontwerp, geaccentueerd door zwarte accenten in de uurmarkeringen, minutenwijzer, wijzers, Omega-logo en tekst. Verder heeft hij een prachtig passende zwarte robijnen kroon. Aangedreven door een automatisch kaliber 711 uurwerk, gereviseerd in juni 2024, loopt en functioneert dit horloge uitstekend. Het wordt gecombineerd met een zwarte echte hagedissenband, geschikt voor middelgrote tot grote polsen. De algehele staat van het horloge is geweldig, waardoor het een gewaardeerde aanwinst is voor zowel verzamelaars als liefhebbers. Productiejaar: 1966 Serienummer: 23.635.759 Modelnummer: 151.0039 Afmetingen kast. - Breedte exclusief kroon: 36 mm - Breedte inclusief kroon: 38 mm - Diameter (hoek tot hoek): 36 mm - Lug to lug: 38 mm - Dikte: 6,8 mm Lugsbreedte: 18 mm Band: Zwarte echte Lizard-band. (Past om een pols van 12 tot 22 cm) Land van herkomst: Zwitserland Uurwerk: Cal. 711 Automatisch Service informatie: Uurwerk gereviseerd in juni 2024. Loopt en functioneert uitstekend. (~+/-0s/d, ~288amp, ~0,4ms b/e) Interne code: M 579
In addition to the figural and object folk art I posted about yesterday, the American Folk Art Museum had a lovely collection of quilts on display when I visited. I thought I would share some of my favorites ~ visit here to see more of their quilt collection and read more details about the individual quilts and their history. What are your favorites? The images above depict a wonderful, very unique crazy quilt ~ each of the inset vignettes show a different horse and rider. I don't know that I have seen a crazy quilt with round motifs used ~ most of those I am familiar with look more like the surrounding background. The stitch work on this piece was just gorgeous. The next two images are a section and a detail from the same quilt ~ a star pattern with a tiny engraved image in the center of each star. I love the colors and patterns used in the design of this quilt. I wonder where the engraved images came from ~ were they recycled from something else? Were they cut from a piece of patterned cloth or was there a way to apply such an image to cloth? They certainly didn't have ink jet printers and iron on release paper back then! The following two images are examples of a technique called trapunto ~ the design is created by stitching a pattern on a quilt sandwich (3 layers: quilt top, batting, and the quilt backing), then stuffing the motifs with small amounts of cotton from the back to create a subtle design. {beautiful white on white trapunto quilt} {Interesting combination of pieced quilt design and trapunto} Many of the quilts I saw included typography ~ I find this type of quilt some of the most interesting and meaningful as many quilters included either names of those creating the quilt or names of family members. {handwritten script that looks like it was applied with a fountain or dip pen} {names were embroidered on this quilt} {Tiny appliques applied by 79 year old Maria make up the lettering on this quilt!} {Image from here} This beautiful quilt is pieced together using a zillion pieces of colored felt. I couldn't figure out how the pieces fit together so perfectly ~ whether they were attached to a backing or not. The piece was displayed under glass, so it was difficult to get a good photo, but below are a few close ups that show the intricate cut work and stitching on the quilt. This last quilt is a traditional log cabin design in a just gorgeous color palette ~ the photos don't do it justice! I've only shown a small sample of the American Folk Art Museum's collection ~ if you get the opportunity, do visit yourself ~ it is an inspirational way to spend an afternoon! If you could have one of these quilts for your own, which would you choose? I don't know if I could just choose one!
Design: Beads Wheel Copper Metal Shank Buttons Size: 23mm (Approx 7/8 inch) Shank Hole Size: 3mm Qty: 6 pcs No:1848 Tips: To avoid the color difference, All buttons are photographed by myself. If you need different qty or colors, Please contact me.
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Irlanda, Cork, Cobh, Estate 2014 Cobh, in precedenza nota come Queenstown, si trova sulla costa sud della contea di Cork, in Irlanda ed è uno dei principali porti irlandesi. E' stato il punto di partenza per 2,5 milioni di irlandesi emigrati in Nord America tra il 1848 e il 1950. L'11 aprile 1912, Cobh fu l'ultimo porto di scalo per il Titanic. Un'altra nave tragicamente associata con la città, è il Lusitania che fu affondata da un U-boat tedesco al largo della Old Head di Kinsale contribuendo all’ingresso in degli Stati Uniti nella Prima Guerra Mondiale. Su un punto alto della città sorge St Cattedrale di Colman, uno degli edifici più alti in Irlanda. Le case di Cobh sono storicamente piene di colore, ma le più note sono sicuramente le cosiddette case a "mazzo di carte". Queste 23 case praticamente identiche sono state costruite su 23 livelli e ognuna differisce nel colore dalla vicina. Cobh, formerly known as Queenstown, is on the south coast of County Cork, Ireland and it is one of the major Irish ports. It was the departure point for 2.5 million of Irish people who emigrated to North America between 1848 and 1950. On 11 April 1912, Cobh was famously the final port of call for the RMS Titanic. Another tragically-notable ship to be associated with the town, is the RMS Lusitania that was sunk by a German U-boat off the Old Head of Kinsale contributing to the American entry into World War I. On a high point in the town stands St Colman's Cathedral, one of the tallest buildings in Ireland. Cobh's houses have been generally very colourful, but the best known of them are the so-called “Deck of Cards” houses. This 23 almost equal houses were built on 23 levels and each one differs in colour from its neighbouring building.
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If you're looking for a cool hobby, studying maps might be it. They are like time-traveling storytellers, murmuring stories from hidden corners of countries, the ebb and flow of populations, and the shifting borders across time in history. They're engaging and can easily captivate your attention for hours, much like the 2.6 million members of one special Reddit community.
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