Design Milk asked Chisel & Mouse to go behind the scenes for this Deconstruction to see just how much work is involved in bringing their architectural Farnsworth House model to life.
In this modern tapestry weaving workshop, students will create woven wall hangings and learn (or review) the basics.
Frost PAPER longarm quilting pantograph design by Leisha Farnsworth and Patricia Ritter More Details A single row is 9 inches wide - printed with one row - 144 inches long This is a PAPER roll of a continuous line quilting pantograph pattern. Main Pantograph Directory Page Don't know what a quilting pantograph is? Click Here to find out what the heck a "panto" is.
Design Milk asked Chisel & Mouse to go behind the scenes for this Deconstruction to see just how much work is involved in bringing their architectural Farnsworth House model to life.
Opal - Pantograph / E2E © 2015 Patricia E. Ritter and Leisha Farnsworth PAPER: A single row is 11 inches - printed with one row - 144 inches long DIGITAL (computerized quilting systems): Zip file includes: BQM, CQP, DXF, HQF, IQP, PAT, QLI, SSD, TXT, WMF and 4QB or PLT. Most designs also include a DWG, GPF, PDF, PNG and SVG. SELF PRINT: A single row is 10.5 inches - printed with one row.
Milford Zornes, "Laguna Shoreline," watercolor, 1957; from the collection of Andreas and Mike Kypriandes. I'm sorry to read, this am. in the Los Angeles Times, that Mr. Zornes died. I was able to see a great watercolor exhibition of his last year in Pasadena.
Good news, everyone! Futurama minimalist posters are now available in a set of five, in any character set you choose! Pick your five favorites and list them in your buyers notes. ...What? Are you still reading this in the Professor's voice? How utterly preposterous! Choose from any below: Fry Bender Leela Amy Professor Farnsworth Kif Zoidberg Nibbler Zap Brannigan Hermes Calculon Scruffy the Janitor Mom Hypnotoad Morbo Lrrr Don't see your favorite character here? Feel free to make a request! Each print comes in the size you choose. These posters are printed on Silver Halide Photo Paper, which is 100% WATERPROOF and SMUDGEPROOF, as well as completely FADE RESISTANT. When you order my Futurama inspired Minimalist Prints, you get: - Five printed posters in your chosen size - Each poster is printed on 80 lb. professional quality silver halide photo paper - Poster will be printed and shipped within 3 business days Interested in heatpress mounting? Message me! Note: Price reflects time and materials only. All copyright remains with Futurama, which is not affiliated with 8 Bit Banana.
Design Milk asked Chisel & Mouse to go behind the scenes for this Deconstruction to see just how much work is involved in bringing their architectural Farnsworth House model to life.
The Farnsworth Blanket Pattern is a knit blanket pattern made with medium weight yarn that has a skill level of easy.
Learn how to cut woodworking joinery, or wood joints with woodworking hand tools like hand saws, wood chisels, hand planers, plow planes, router planes, tongue & groove planes, etc.
Squared PAPER longarm quilting pantograph design by Leisha Farnsworth More Details PAPER: A single row is 6.75 inches wide - printed with one row - 144 inches long This is a PAPER roll of a continuous line quilting pantograph pattern. Main Pantograph Directory Page Don't know what a quilting pantograph is? Click Here to find out what the heck a "panto" is.
Design Milk asked Chisel & Mouse to go behind the scenes for this Deconstruction to see just how much work is involved in bringing their architectural Farnsworth House model to life.
Design Milk asked Chisel & Mouse to go behind the scenes for this Deconstruction to see just how much work is involved in bringing their architectural Farnsworth House model to life.
Servus, hi and welcome! I am so glad you're stopping by! Today I have a little somethin' to share with you that I had wanted to do for a long time...but haven't dared to approach...until now! Fans of the awesomely charming and fun TV series "Warehouse 13" already know what I am talking about as they know that awesome steampunk-ish communications device that Archie's team use to update each other on the latest artefacts and their powers and effects - the Farnsworth! And here's my version of it - made from an altered tin. It is my project for this month's "Anything Goes - Steampunk/Industrial" challenge over at SanDee&amelie's Steampunk Challenges - and I would love to see you play along with us soon! Don't ask me who this guy is that's talking on the phone...I haven't seen him before...maybe a new member of Archie's crew... I started by searching my bits 'n bobs box for small buttons, screws and switches that I could use for my Farnsworth. A watch glass from my old watchmaker's cabinet was perfect for the little circle screen and the light bulb was turned from white to red using alcohol ink. To help the DecoArt Metallic Lustre adhere to the tin I first gave everything a coat of matte DecoArt Decou-Page and then a coat of DecoArt media black Gesso. That luckily provided enough tooth for the Lustre to cling to. I used the Metallic Lustre like paint - applying it with a soft wide flat brush. I cut out the openings for the light bulb and for the speaker. Then I glued on all the pieces after I had "engraved" the "Farnsworth" logo using a black ball pen. I stacked some thick corrugated card pieces to insert my finished operations board into the tin and added four gold half pears around the circle screen. Voila! This is the size of my Farnsworth - a bit small, but I couldn't find a larger tin so far. So a mini version will have to do for now. It was great fun to make and the result looks astonishingly convincing! Well, at least to me...lol Our Anything Goes - Steampunk/Industrial challenge over at the SanDee&amelie's Steampunk Challenge blog is still open until the end of the month! Make sure you check out the makes of Team A and B and let yourself be inspired by the variety of projects made by my awesome DT which I am so proud of! ;) Just click HERE to get to our challenge blog and I hope to meet you over there soon! Hugs and happy crafting! Claudia xxx
Wicker - Pantograph / E2E © 2020 Leisha Farnsworth RECOMMENDED SIZE: 7" OR LARGER DIGITAL (computerized quilting systems): Zip file includes: BQM, CQP, DXF, HQF, IQP, PAT, QLI, SSD, TXT, WMF and 4QB or PLT. Most designs also include a DWG, GPF, PDF, PNG and SVG. Caution: This design contains backtracking and is recommended for experienced quilters only. Testing on practice fabric to find the proper speed and stitch length prior to quilting on projects is suggested. Slower speed and shorter stitch length may be necessary to obtain accuracy. Realignment may also be needed to avoid subsequent rows from touching or overlapping previously stitched rows.
Design Milk asked Chisel & Mouse to go behind the scenes for this Deconstruction to see just how much work is involved in bringing their architectural Farnsworth House model to life.
The start of spring and the windy weather we have been having always makes me think of Kites. We don’t usually have much luck when we try to fly our own kites, but we have had fun crafting some very pretty ones. When Emily was little we make a Triangle Shape Kite, but this time we tried something a little different. To make our kites we used Bleeding Tissue Paper, cardstock, straws, yarn and some colored construction paper. The girls always love working with bleeding tissue paper, it has a somewhat magical property to it which is always fun. If you have never tired it before we definitely recommend it. First, I cut out cardstock in the shape of a Kite and then Juliette got to work with the bleeding tissue paper. She covered the paper with a little bit of water then placed the pieces of bleeding tissue paper over the water. They like to brush over them with a little more water to make sure they are sticking down to the paper well. Once the paper is covered to satisfaction we just set them to the side and let them dry. Now for the fun part, Juliette pulled off all of the bleeder paper to see the beautiful colored design that was left behind…MAGIC!!! To put the kites together we cut pieces of colored straws to glue horizontally and vertically across the kite. Then we glued on a long piece of yarn and construction paper bows for the tail. Juliette was very excited to help me glue it together with the glue gun. Since we have had a hard time gluing straws to paper in the past I figured this would be the best way. For another windy day project check out the Windsock Craft we made to go with the book The Wind Blew. Follow our ADVENTURES on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter!
Learn How to Choose and Buy Wood Lumber for Woodworking Projects. Joshua Farnsworth takes you to a Saw Mill to learn types of wood and how to buy lumber.
FRIENDS AND FOES IN FIELD AND FOREST was written by Vesta J Farnsworth and published by Review and Herald Publishing Association in 1913. Illustrated cloth cover in olive green with orange lettering and picture of butterfly. Illustated through out its 245pages. Cover corners are bumped but otherwise solid with clean, unblemished interior. Open hinge on page 176. Charming little guide and relatively scarce.
