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High waist regular fit jeans with a wide leg made in organic cotton. These jeans have been wash to a rather uniform light-blue hue. However, throughout the jeans the washed-out denim shows off its structural greatness, displaying its distinct marbling structure and a wide array of indigo hues. At seams, the wash has further added to the loveliness by rendering highlights as well as preserving darker hues. The wash in itself might be simple, but the denim is so packed of structural detail that the result is nothing short of amazing. - Organic cotton - 14 oz. rigid denim - Tobacco thread on all seams - Indigo back pocket embroidery - Copper trims - Zip fly - Jacron patch - Regular wide fit - Wide leg opening 100% Cotton Made in Tunisia

Enjoy a delicious and creamy halloumi pasta that combines crispy halloumi slices with a zesty tomato sauce. This quick and easy recipe is perfect for a weeknight dinner.

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250 million years ago, in a land known today as Pangea, people were bound with their animal spirits. Some could soar through the sky, some could run as a cheetah, others had voices deadlier than a siren. But when a virus begins to slowly strip away every remnant of their abilities, and years of their life, will they ever be able to recover? Will a cure be found? And all of this jumbled in with a 50 year old war, the uprising of the minority species of the realm, and being kidnapped back and forth between her father, her grandfather, and a clan of immortals, Aeralyn Reilly really just wants some peace, quiet, and a slice of pizza. But things are never that simple, are they?

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I know I've told you before that one of my all time favourite places is Aldeburgh on the Suffolk coast. A mosaic of Aldeburgh loveliness! A few weeks ago I wanted to something textiley and I decided to try and reflect Aldeburgh. Not an actual representation, more of a memory of the light, the textures, the movement and the colours. I kept to a very limited colour palette, but used a variety of different fabrics and threads. I did some free motion embroidery, some hand embroidery, half hid some mother of pearl buttons and made some rust like holes through the layers of fabric with a solder iron. I added some shells and a small piece of drift wood. A Textile for Aldeburgh - 35cm x 24cm (click on the picture to enlarge it) I'm not sure if it does reflect Aldeburgh, but I don't know whether that really matters. I enjoyed working with the limited colours and at the moment I quite like it.

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I actually had a plan for this month. (This year?) Are you surprised? While I do admit to trying to complete projects I start, I don't usually like to plan too far ahead. But I started the year with a list of eight things I wanted to do. And I did seven of them. I even accomplished a couple of goals that weren't really on my list--although they were implied. So here goes: 1. Finish Confetti quilt blocks. At the end of 2021, I had completed 49 blocks of my Confetti quilt (Rachel Hauser's pattern). I thought that might be it for a 7 by 7 block quilt. But I still had some fun colorful bits left. I impulsively ordered more dotted background fabric for curbside pick up and during the first few weeks of this month I made 35 more blocks. I quickly laid them out and sewed them up. And can you believe I almost made 12 more blocks to expand those quilts to 48 blocks each? I reined myself in, though. The quilts are an appropriate size for the organization I plan to donate them to. And it is time to move on. I do need to buy fabric for backings. I really like some of the large modern floral prints I've seen lately, but couldn't find any in the colors/price range I had in mind. I had a bit of two other prints that have worked with other rainbow colored quilts, so I auditioned them. I chose the second one because it has a bit more variety of colors,and I like the crisper print with these blocks. I've had to order it and just got a message that there are delays in shipping, so the tops will be sitting for a few days before I move on. 2. Continue making Triangle blocks for 52 Weeks of Scrappy Triangles Hmm. This project might need another name, as it has now been more than 52 weeks since I started Leila Gardunia's pattern. My intent was to try to finish this quilt quickly this year, but since I was full bore on the confetti quilt, I continued this with Angela's Rainbow Scrap Challenge 2022 color for this month: Red. I need 38 more blocks for the quilt, so first I chose which patterns I wanted to use from the 52 patterns from last year. Then I made four blocks. If you remember, I was trying to reduce my multi-colored scraps bin last year. Yeah, it's still overflowing, although the choicest sizes have been used up. So for these blocks, I supplemented some of the scraps that have red in them with other red scraps. If you want some idea of how this quilt might look when it's done you can see here. After I finish the Confetti quilts, I'll probably pick up the pace to get this finished. 3. Cut the rest of the patches for the handsewn four-patch quilt The blocks for this quilt sew up surprisingly fast, and I'm always running out of squares. So I decided to cut the rest of the patches I need. Then I'll always have a hand project ready to work on. I have sewn 144 blocks. I need 36 more. So I cut 144 squares from old jewel-toned fabrics. 4. Start a Bear Paw quilt with solids This one's been in my head for awhile. Remember this block? I made it as part of the Quilter's Color Quest workshop with Rachel Hauser in 2020. I have a bin full of solid scraps and another of larger pieces. It's time to do something with them. So I plan to follow the RSC22 colors this year. First I ordered some Kona black and white pieces for curbside pickup. After I got them home, I realized that I had used Kona Snow in the original block, so I did a little surgery to replace the claws of that block. Then I made several combinations with reds and other colors. These are fun blocks with the added challenge of a tiny partial seam to get those yellow centers in. I cut the colorful rectangles a bit oversized so I can trim the paws to 4 1/2 inches before I add the claws. The yellow centers finish at 3/4 inch. Not sure what I'll do when the color of the month is yellow, but I'll figure that out later. Maybe I'll skip yellow since these centers will stand out enough on their own. The rainbow fabric you see is kind of the inspiration for the solids and the combinations. It might work its way into the quilt as background or as the back side. I had rejected it for another quilt last year. It's has a sort of rough feel to it, but I do want to use it somehow. 5 and 6. String piece red strips/make placemat I had a bag of red strings that didn't make it into a rainbow stripped quilt a couple of years ago--probably because they were mostly dark red and not my favorites. It was time to get rid of them. Also, I had been wanting to make more placemats this year for a collection for Meals on Wheels. It dawned on me that an all-red placemat might appeal to someone that wasn't that crazy about patterns and colors. Then it occurred to me that I could string piece AND quilt at the same time. Yup, a quilt-as-you-go placemat. First, I sorted the strings into piles of like widths. Then I pieced those piles into long strings because I knew that most were not long enough to cover the width of a placemat by themselves. I found a larger piece of red fabric (leftover of a quilt I made years ago for our bed) and a scrap of batting and away I went. Such fun. I found another piece of old fabric that worked for the binding. And what do you know? I like it. A lot. Who knew a bunch of old dark red fabrics could actually be attractive? I think I'll be doing this again with old strings in other colors. The placemat finished at 14 by 18 inches. 7. Start an adding machine tape quilt This project came about unexpectedly. I was shopping at a local general style gift store that carries some fabric, and in their bargain basement there was adding machine tape on sale at half-off. On impulse, I bought a pack. It is two spools and says 126 feet. I don't know if that's each spool or both together. Either way, that would be a lot of stripped fabric. I decided to string together the rest of my red scraps. A lot of my scraps were bits of slabs I made awhile ago, I cut chunks big enough to cover the tape and added in other scraps from my bin. I ended up with a fabric strip about 80-85 inches long. The tape is 2 1/4 inches wide. And now I know what to do with all my old thread cones until I make these into a quilt. I really don't care for making slabs with random shapes/sizes of scraps, but this was somehow fun. And the best part is that this is all I have left from my red scrap bin!!!!!! (There are really not enough exclamation marks to convey how I feel about this.) There was one item on my list that I did not do: Make foundation paper pieced block(s) from Carol Doak's book Easy Machine Paper Piecing. These pieces would work for that, but I'll wait a bit. I am thrilled that my old red scraps are almost used up. I would be dreaming if I thought that I could keep this up for other RSC colors this year. It turns out my red bin was probably my smallest batch of scraps. But I'm going to enjoy the delusion for a bit. It makes me feel good. So that's January. So many projects. There are some wonderful Quilt Alongs (QALs) happening right now. I would have liked to do at least three of them, but I just do not have the space to work on more projects. What I have going right now is pushing the limits for me as you can see by the state of my living room and guest room. I guess I'll have to do my version of a QAL: Quilt Alone Later. For now I have two quilt tops finished this month. My goal of sorts for February will be to get those quilted. And then continue with all these other fun projects. I can't wait to see what the color of the month will be to tackle. I'm linking up this week with Angela at So Scrappy for Scrap Happy Saturday and with Cynthia at Quilting is more fun than Housework for Oh Scrap. I hope your new year's quilting projects are bringing you joy and a bit of a mess whether you are doing a QAL (or several) or following your own path through the scraps and stash. (Just a reminder: I'm not affiliated with any company, so when I mention products, services, or stores I'm just documenting what I used or liked.)

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After the six months of work on the 100 most beautiful actresses of all-time list it seemed daunting to do all of this again. Please note: this list has nothing to do with talent or character or lack thereof. The question was superficial - who are the best looking actors of all-time. That was it. You could vote for one person or ten. Thank you to the media mavens for sharing your favorites. Thankfully, there are tons of television and movie fans who know what they are talking about. This list is for fun and obviously, there are many issues we should be concerned about in our daily lives. This is meant as a fun distraction. The descriptions are intentionally corny! Since I do not take ads for blogging, I do not make money from blogging. I would like to make note of the various photographers and studio shots that are featured in this list. Hundreds of gifted people took the photos of these actors. 1) Paul Newman - Wit, talent and one of the most beautiful men - ever. The blue eyes were famed, but his spot-on sarcastic deliveries and sense of humor made the already stunning man even more glorious to get all goofy over. If you had the good fortune to see him in person you knew you had never seen a better looking man. Movies to watch: The Long, Hot Summer, The Hustler, Hud, Cool Hand Luke, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Verdict 2) Robert Redford - The image - Redford as the Sundance Kid. Could there possibly be a more visual display of gorgeousness than Redford as the Sundance Kid? Can I move? I'm better when I move. Movies to watch: This Property is Condemned, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Jeremiah Johnson, Three Days of the Condor 3) Brad Pitt - A sexy and physically beautiful guy without being a pretty boy. His Legends of the Fall scenery may be the best of his best. Talk about objectifying men. Movies to watch: Thelma & Louise, A River Runs Through It, Legends of the Fall 4) Steve McQueen - A movie legend for the ages. Not necessarily a classically handsome man, but may very well be the sexiest on-screen actor of all-time. His spin in Bullitt remains the definitive in cool. Cool watch. Cool car. Cool. Just plain out cool. Movies to watch: The Magnificent Seven, Love with the Proper Stranger, Le Mans, The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullitt 5) William Holden - Smile a little smile for me. Outside of Redford in the 1960's and 1970's, no man ever had a more gasp inspiring smile. He was a golden boy indeed. Meet him on Sunset Boulevard or at a picnic - either way you'd be having a nice day. Movies to watch: Stalag 17, Picnic, Golden Boy, The Bridge on the River Kwai 6) Don Johnson - Bone structure, eyes, hair, lips, nose. Nothing was wrong with the physicality of the man who made big white jackets and sockless feet darn right cool. He aged well to boot. Watch a Miami Vice repeat. Do yourself a favor. Movies to watch: Tin Cup 7) Jeffrey Hunter - He rode the range in a few classic films and even portrayed a stunningly gorgeous blue-eyed Jesus Christ. Jesus was perfect, but I suspect a Jewish man in Israel probably didn't have fair skin with blue eyes. Movies to watch: King of Kings, The Searchers 8) Errol Flynn - Flynn was a womanizing cad and women loved him for it. Go figure. He was also one heck of man to look at. Unfortunately, he was his own worst enemy and pretty much looked awful by the time he turned 40. Movies to watch: Captain Blood, They Died with Their Boots On, The Sun Also Rises 9) Tyrone Power - So beautiful. If you know a woman who has seen him in a movie let her tell you what she thinks. He died at the age of 44, so his family, friends and fans were denied the privilege of seeing him live a long life. Movies to watch: Anything with Loretta Young and The Long, Gray Line 10) Clint Eastwood - Handsome man, even though he is rarely described as handsome. Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya punk. With the exception of Humphrey Bogart, no actor has emoted more lines of note. Movies to watch: Play Misty For Me, Tightrope, Dirty Harry, Sudden Impact, The Outlaw Josey Wales 11) Mel Gibson - I must admit it would be difficult to find a more gorgeous face than Mel Gibson in The Bounty. The scene in the car while it's raining in The Year of Living Dangerously is quite dream worthy. Freedom! It doesn't necessarily give you this face, but it does offer more options. Movies to watch: The Road Warrior, The Passion of the Christ (he's not in this film, but he directed a superbly magnificent piece of filmmaking) 12) Gregory Peck - Absolute class act, but he was a class act with a sincerely perfect face. Just a handsome movie star that also created some memorable screen moments. Movies to watch: Roman Holiday, Gentlemen's Agreement, To Kill a Mockingbird 13) Cary Grant - Witty, quick, clever, charming and he looked like Cary Grant. A romantic lead as well as a good dramatic actor and gifted with superb comic timing. Movies to watch: Monkey Business, Arsenic and Old Lace, An Affair to Remember 14) Rock Hudson - Perfectly featured man. A face for the ages. Movies to watch: Anything with Doris Day. 15) Mark Harmon - The young Mark Harmon was the classic all-American guy. Perfect example of inherited good genes. 16) Robert Wagner - Oh that smile. The suave, cool, collected Wagner. Try watching an episode of It Takes a Thief. Well, it hasn't worn well, but he was a beauty. He literally never took a bad photo. 17) Tom Selleck - He reached his physical peak in the Magnum, P.I. series. The smile could nearly kill. Great looking man. 18) Alain Delon - The French actor was almost always more beautiful than any of his leading ladies. The face lives on and remains highly memorable for anyone who ever gazed on it. 19) John Wayne - Movie buffs cannot look away from the face. His young man's face was a smoldering masculine boldness and he aged well. Movies to watch: Stagecoach, The Searchers, Red River 20) Fred Williamson - Have you seen Williamson's Public Service Announcement for Wounded Warriors? If not, look it up. He looks pretty much the same as his youthful good looks from an earlier era. 21) Richard Gere - Clearly, a sexy guy. He excels at playing romantic leads and yet he rocks out bad guys better than any other actor from his generation. Movies to watch: No Mercy, Yanks, Hachi 22) Russell Crowe - L. A. Confidential, Gladiator and the little seen The Quick and the Dead all make for one good bad boy who could probably turn a good girl into not such a good girl. Master and Commander indeed. 23) Clark Gable - Gone With the Wind. His image still resonates all these years later, so in cinema history the wind couldn't even take him away. As Adela Rogers St. Johns said about him, "No complexes, no inhibitions, no fixations, no phobias." 24) Gary Cooper - Great looking, manly man! Gorgeous features. He wasn't the luckiest man alive, but he certainly had a memorable career and face. 25) Sean Connery - Glorious bone structure. Connery is one of the best looking actors of all time. Daniel Craig may be the best Bond ever (Ian Fleming's version), but Connery will remain Bond, James Bond for a long time to come. 26) Chad Everett - Everett was a real specimen of good looks. Perfect face. Imagine that Medical Center doctor walking into the room to check up on your health? 27) Patrick Dempsey - He worked in films for years, but it was a McDreamy role on television that made him a household name. 28) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. - Fairbanks was suave and elegant and he managed to still be stunning as an old man. 29) Jack Scalia - One of the finest looking men ever to walk on planet earth. I interviewed him once and when he walked into the room I almost passed out. Well, not literally. 30) Simon Baker - Cutie pie. Baker is about as elegant as an actor in today's day and age is going to get. Aesthetically appealing. 31) Henry Cavill - Cavill is absolutely gorgeous. Pity the woman who actually lands him, since the idolatrous and stalking types will probably not let him live a normal life until he hits 75 years old. Much more than Superman. 32) Montgomery Clift - Always sad looking no matter what he was playing. A Place in the Sun brought out the ultimate in male on-screen sadness. 33) Liam Neeson - Who would you want in a foxhole with you (movie image version)? He'd be one. Man's man and woman's man. Movies to watch: Schindler's List, Rob Roy, Taken 34) Kevin Costner - In his day, he was a doll. Baseball player good looking. America on a face. Movies to watch: The Untouchables, Field of Dreams 35) Johnny Depp - The weirdest choice good looking guy in the entire history of cinema. Movies to watch: Pirates of the Caribbean 36) Warren Beatty - One heck of a gorgeous man. Heaven Can Wait may have been his best looking period. Movies to watch: Bonnie & Clyde, Splendor in the Grass 37) Matthew McConaughey - Eclectic and seemingly down-to-earth. A terrific actor with great looks. His Oscar acceptance speech was one of the most sincere acceptances of all-time. Seems real in an unreal world. 38) Denzel Washington - Always a sturdy presence in any film. Great looks spanning a wildly successful long-haul career. Movies to watch: The Equalizer series of films, The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3 39) George Clooney - How do you not put him on this list? Lots of women still hark back to his television days and not his film career. 40) Rob Lowe - Absolutely beautiful and he has aged well. Unavoidably handsome. 41) Colin Firth - Whether playing a King or Mr. Darcy this is one fine looking specimen of maleness. 42) Bradley Cooper - Killer smile, gorgeous eyes and a wildly fantastic head of hair! 43) Jack Lord - Star of the original Hawaii Five-O survives via repeats. Nearly fifty years later those early year episodes give us the display of a handsome man. 44) Ryan Reynolds - Funny and cute. Will he be around for the long-haul? We can hope. 45) John Gavin - Gorgeous. Nothing else needs to be said. 46) Andy Garcia - Appealing actor and handsome. The only reason to sit through The Godfather 3 movie. 47) Antonio Banderas - Desperado. Basically, you need to see nothing beyond this film and it may be the reason why he even landed on the list. 48) Tom Cruise - He is literally one of the biggest movie stars of all-time and he is certainly the biggest movie star of his era. Highly likable and adorable. Movies to watch: Top Gun, Cocktail (it's bad, but he's so cute), Mission Impossible series of films, Top Gun: Maverick 49) Leonardo DiCaprio - The last of the true movie stars who can honestly open a movie. Beautiful face. Perfectly cast as Jay Gatsby. He defined what Fitzgerald put on the page. Movies to watch: The Great Gatsby, The Revenant 50) George Peppard - Gorgeous guy whether having breakfast at Tiffany's or being a carpetbagger. 51) James Dean - September 30,1955. A sad day in film history. The world lost James Dean. Lovely to look at. 52) Sidney Poitier - Sophisticated and elegant and we respectfully say to sir with love. 53) Christopher Jones - A gifted actor who left the screen after the traumatic experience of 1970's Ryan's Daughter (long story, but look it up, since it's interesting and sad). He should have been one of the biggest stars in the world. 54) Burt Reynolds - One of the most underrated actors ever. The laugh alone is glorious. 55) Colin Farrell - A stunning face. Those brows! 56) Pierce Brosnan - Suave and elegant. Quite pleasing to the eye. 57) Eric Bana - A strong and cultured bone structure. Nice looking man. 58) Stuart Martin - A full bodied man of masculinity and charisma. He's also a superb actor. He plays guys bent on action, but we want to see him in a love story. 59) Hugh Jackman - Jackman is power pumped with a massively attractive physique, but he has a great face as well. 60) Chris Hemsworth - The guy certainly has it all. 61) Sam Elliott- Sexy, manly actor and that voice. That voice. Katharine Ross makes a lovely wife too. 62) Robert Urich - Urich was a dreamboat and he died way too young. A terrific actor who happened to be a dreamy guy. Long and lean with perfect features. 63) Blair Underwood - Good looking man and classic looking as well. 64) Tom Hardy - May not exactly frame vulnerability, but when he smiles, he lights up the screen. 65) Terrence Howard - Howard is darn near pretty. Women love his face. 66) Marlon Brando - As Irene Selznick said about him "I honestly think that broken nose made his fortune. It gave him sex appeal. He was too beautiful before." 67) Josh Lucas - Masculine guy with a pearly set of baby blues. 68) Richard Burton - The face was only slightly less stunning than that amazing voice. What voice could top that? 69) Robert Taylor - Somewhat forgotten now, but not by the true old movie buffs. 70) Matthew McNulty - McNulty has a killer smile and could easily play the son of the iconic Tom Selleck. McNulty is great at playing bad guys. Catch the third season of The Musketeers and watch him indulge in one of the best bad guys on screen ever. 71) James Marsden - Nice looking man indeed. 72) Peter O'Toole - The image of him from Lawrence of Arabia may very well be the most hauntingly beautiful image of any man at any time. 73) Paul Walker - God rest his soul. What a stunner. 74) Keanu Reeves - Effortless is about all you have to say. 75) Theo James - The Divergent series proved he's got the manly abilities and he's proven he can act. In any other era he would already be a huge star, but in the world of no celebrities, 500 channels and fewer and fewer films being made he hasn't broken out. 76) Idris Elba - Any women who has seen him - gets it. 77) Gerard Butler - Big and brawny and all man. 78) Alexander Skarsgard - I don't know if you can handle this. Too much going on. 79) Sean Bean - How on earth did Sean Bean not become a household name? One of the sexiest men ever in films and television. Handsome Brit who could be Luke Bracey's father. Someone make that casting happen. Masculine manly man! 80) Alec Baldwin - One of the best actors ever and when he was young he was a real doll. 81) Alex Pettyfer - I Am Number Four. He could never be a number four. Don't hold Magic Mike against him. Gorgeous, gorgeous guy. T-shirts and blue jeans or tuxedos. Doesn't matter. 82) Michael Douglas - Douglas could do no wrong. Energy, positivity and self-assurance. 83) Henry Fonda - Finely featured man who held a long-haul career in a fickle business. 84) Richard Harris - Crossing the Atlantic you tend to get men like Richard Harris. There is a scene in the film Hawaii that defines Harris and his reason for obviously making this list. 85) Farley Granger - Granger had one heck of a great face. Now, that's a profile shot to end all profile shots. 86) Tim Kang - Gorgeous Kang needs to have a bigger career. 87) Billy Dee Williams - Brian's Song, Lady Sings the Blues and just about anything he was in. Watch them all. 88) Chris Noth - Guts, sarcasm, a wink and a smile. 89) Roger Moore - Not the best of Bonds, but certainly one with a darn near perfect face. 90) James Garner - He made wit, charm and a sense of humor appealing and sexy. 91) Robert Conrad - Take a ride with a wild, wild West. Those eyes. 92) Kurt Russell - How much cuter can a guy get? Women love that smile. 93) Christian Bale - One of the great actors of all-time is also a looker. 94) Jack Nicholson - People tend to forget Nicholson's killer smile was a force all its own before it almost became a caricature. Movies to watch: Five Easy Pieces, Chinatown, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. He even made Randall P. McMurphy sexy. 95) Robert Vaughn - The distinguished actor with the perfect voice still resonates with women as they peruse the oldie television channels. Thankfully, MeTV exists. Magnificent Seven member! 96) Ryan O'Neal - Dashing and romantic. 97) Richard Madden - Game of Thrones and Disney's Cinderella. Wavy hair and structured features. Do yourself a favor - watch Klondike. Seriously, watch Klondike. 98) Ryan Gosling - Romantic lead for a reason and he can actually act. 99) Aidan Turner - Turner is quite the example of the luck of the Irish. Superbly crafted face - a gift from his folks and God. He's quite handsome and hopefully he will have a career where people are still talking about him ten years from now. 100) Linus Roache - Women remember The Wings of the Dove star and his turn on Law and Order. Here is the list for the 100 Most Beautiful Actresses of All-time. Read On Read Now: The 100 Most Beautiful Actresses of All-Time...: The 100 Most Beautiful Actresses of All-time... 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Bonjour France friends! What unusual times we are living in. With the latest lockdown in France, it seems like some inspiring French fall color is a good idea. I love France in all seasons but fall is at the top of my list year after year. Autumn all over the country is divine for so...

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Here's my guide to visiting Austria's Wachau Valley. This Wachau guide covers all the top must visit attractions and historic landmarks. The Wachau Valley is the verdant heartland of the Austrian Danube. It's a 24 mile stretch of pure loveliness between Krems and Melk, which you can drive, bike, or cruise.