The vinyl is in superb shape, looks never played on a record player. I THINK it is a first pressing because there is a number 1 on the number impression in the vinyl. But I am not sure, so caveat emptor
Tracklist:01. Torn Arteries02. Dance Of Ixtab (Psychopomp & Circumstance March No. 1)03. Eleanor Rigor Mortis04. Under The Scalpel Blade05. The Devil Rides Out06. Flesh Ripping Sonic Torment Limited07. Kelly’s Meat Emporium08. In God We Trust09. Wake Up And Smell The Carcass / Caveat Emptor10. The Scythe’s Remorseless Swing
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I was at Moe’s Books in Berkeley looking for material on seventeenth-century shape poems with my not-yet-two-year-old daughter when a wizened man with mutton chops spotted me reshelving the books she was piling in the corner. “What are you looking for?” he asked. I quickly learned that he’d spent his entire scholarly life immersed in […]
I have been playing around with these. Not folded any of them, so caveat emptor. Download the actual PDF, don’t use the .jpg display images you see on the screen! These are likely to work as…
When Billie Holiday sang, her voice twined all the joy and melancholy of her short, tragic life and an America in slow transformation. That unflinchingly honest, glad to be unhappy embrace of emotion in all its depth marked her very being and are the subject of this spare, wistful collage. This is a fine art giclee print on acid free, 330gsm, 100% cotton rag paper. Prints come in three sizes: 8.5 x11, 11x17 & 18x24. Please be aware that all prints feature a white border to help with framing your item. Depending on which size print you order, this border may be wider on the top and bottom than on the sides. I recommended that you wait until you have your print in hand before you shop for a frame. Watermark Does Not Appear on Final Print. Border Does Not Appear on Final Print. Caveat Emptor: This is an enlarged image of an original design made by hand with a sharp edge and adhesive. Therefore, some minor cut and printing imperfections can be expected. The perfect gift for the discriminating jazz fan in your life!
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I have been playing around with these. Not folded any of them, so caveat emptor. Download the actual PDF, don’t use the .jpg display images you see on the screen! These are likely to work as…
With great size comes misinformation and profuse slobber. Learn why Mastiffs are not a breed for the average dog owner with the facts behind these 7 myths.
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I have been playing around with these. Not folded any of them, so caveat emptor. Download the actual PDF, don’t use the .jpg display images you see on the screen! These are likely to work as…
If you've been following my blog for any amount of time, you probably know that I consider myself a learner and thoroughly unqualified to write tutorials. You probably don't know that I studied Latin in high school. It's true. So, when I say "Caveat emptor!" which is how the Romans said "buyer beware!", what I mean is that I'm really happy with how my little convertible mitten cuffs came out on Taco's new pj's and happy to share, but you should use this method at your own peril. I am not an expert and I'm a sleep starved new parent; there may be a better way and my method may sound like I'm speaking a dead language... Disclaimer over. Here we go... SHB Mitten Cuff Tutorial (shudder) The neat thing about this little cuff is that you don't have to convert the single-piece sleeve into a two-piece sleeve. Instead, we are going to add a dart that will encase one side of the mitten. The other side will be encased in the seam allowance. First, trace your long sleeve pattern piece, adding a little length (1" or so) so that it is long enough to cover baby's cute little hand. We're going to alter this piece in a minute, so don't cut it out yet. My pattern pieces Next, figure out how big you want your cuff/mitten to be. I wanted mine to be about 2 1/2" tall (unhemmed) and half the width of the sleeve plus seam allowance that would be encased in the dart. I figured this out by measuring the cuffs of the RTW gowns that Taco is currently wearing. Now let's think about the dart we are going to create. I decided that a dart that was 1 1/2" wide at the base and 3 1/2" tall (1" taller than the cuff) would nicely enclose the cuff's raw edge. So, I drew that dart into the middle of the sleeve. What the altered sleeve should look like Since I didn't want to make the sleeve any narrower than it was meant to be, I then added 3/4" (half the dart width) to each seam allowance, tapering it to nothing at 3 1/2", replacing the fabric that would be taken up by the dart. See the above picture if that makes no sense. Next, create the mitten/cuff pattern piece. This is easy: it's just a rectangle. Make your mitten piece half the width of the altered sleeve at the hem x twice the length that you want the cuff to be. I made mine 3.75" wide x 5" tall. You will be folding this piece in half. Ok. Your pattern is complete. Go cut your fabric, mark the darts, and get ready to sew! First, fold your cuff in half along the fold line with the wrong sides together and press it. Next, line it up on your sleeve, like so: The cuff should be placed with one raw edge lined up with the seam allowance and the opposite one bisecting the dart. You want the cuff to be on the front of the sleeve. Baste if you wish, so the cuff doesn't move around. Now, sew your dart, making sure to catch the raw edges of the folded cuff piece inside the dart. Sew that dart! Give the dart a good press. I pressed the dart away from the cuff piece so there would be less bulk. The right side of your sleeve should look like this... Yours will probably be better pressed than mine! See the dart in the center of the sleeve? It fully encases the raw edge of the cuff piece and extends about an inch longer than it. That's all the extra work you need to do. Just sew the sleeve into the gown, or whatever cute baby item you are sewing, catching the remaining raw edge of the cuff in the seam of the sleeve. Finished gown with mitten cuff! You can finish the sleeve hem however you like - with a twin needle, simply turned and stitched or with bias. I made mine match the neck finish. Flipped over mitten for those little fingers Voila! You are a convertible cuff genius! So we are down to the end of the SHB Sew-Along! If you've sewn something for the baby or parent in your life, be sure to leave a comment here or on Cindy's or Mikhaela's blogs. You can post photos of your makes on Twitter and Instagram with the hashtag #SHBsewalong, or post to our Flickr group. We've got some great prizes for some of our sew-alongers!
Mudvayne was an American heavy metal band from Peoria, Illinois formed in 1996. Black cotton Screenprint graphic Circa 1990s vintage used condition. Size XL 46" chest 33" long vintage condition, nothing serious to note. please ask questions before purchasing, all sales are final, caveat emptor.
I have been playing around with these. Not folded any of them, so caveat emptor. Download the actual PDF, don’t use the .jpg display images you see on the screen! These are likely to work as…
With great size comes misinformation and profuse slobber. Learn why Mastiffs are not a breed for the average dog owner with the facts behind these 7 myths.
A thousand-year-old Buddha, a 21st-century frock: Just 48 hours in Bangkok is enough time for you to corral some authentically Thai treasures—to wear (or show off) back home.
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I have been playing around with these. Not folded any of them, so caveat emptor. Download the actual PDF, don’t use the .jpg display images you see on the screen! These are likely to work as…
A wonderful piece of pottery. From the Palamar region in Mexico, this colorful trivet is done in blues and browns and measures 7 1/4 inches. This pottery teacher was Ken Edwards, the famous artist. If you do not see a "K E" on the back, it is not a Ken Edward's, but one of his students. Caveat Emptor.
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This is the first surviving census for Amherst, since both the 1790 and 1800 censuses have been lost. The transcription is in the order in which the enumerator took his census. Thus, neighbors appear together and this will assist the genealogist. Amherst was an important and populous county at the western edge of Virginia's Piedmont with a heavy slave population [5,600+].This and other 1810 censuses are transcribed by the author from the original images, and while many of Virginia's censuses are available online, they often times are replete with misreadings. Caveat emptor! John Vogt 107-AMH10
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If you've been following my blog for any amount of time, you probably know that I consider myself a learner and thoroughly unqualified to write tutorials. You probably don't know that I studied Latin in high school. It's true. So, when I say "Caveat emptor!" which is how the Romans said "buyer beware!", what I mean is that I'm really happy with how my little convertible mitten cuffs came out on Taco's new pj's and happy to share, but you should use this method at your own peril. I am not an expert and I'm a sleep starved new parent; there may be a better way and my method may sound like I'm speaking a dead language... Disclaimer over. Here we go... SHB Mitten Cuff Tutorial (shudder) The neat thing about this little cuff is that you don't have to convert the single-piece sleeve into a two-piece sleeve. Instead, we are going to add a dart that will encase one side of the mitten. The other side will be encased in the seam allowance. First, trace your long sleeve pattern piece, adding a little length (1" or so) so that it is long enough to cover baby's cute little hand. We're going to alter this piece in a minute, so don't cut it out yet. My pattern pieces Next, figure out how big you want your cuff/mitten to be. I wanted mine to be about 2 1/2" tall (unhemmed) and half the width of the sleeve plus seam allowance that would be encased in the dart. I figured this out by measuring the cuffs of the RTW gowns that Taco is currently wearing. Now let's think about the dart we are going to create. I decided that a dart that was 1 1/2" wide at the base and 3 1/2" tall (1" taller than the cuff) would nicely enclose the cuff's raw edge. So, I drew that dart into the middle of the sleeve. What the altered sleeve should look like Since I didn't want to make the sleeve any narrower than it was meant to be, I then added 3/4" (half the dart width) to each seam allowance, tapering it to nothing at 3 1/2", replacing the fabric that would be taken up by the dart. See the above picture if that makes no sense. Next, create the mitten/cuff pattern piece. This is easy: it's just a rectangle. Make your mitten piece half the width of the altered sleeve at the hem x twice the length that you want the cuff to be. I made mine 3.75" wide x 5" tall. You will be folding this piece in half. Ok. Your pattern is complete. Go cut your fabric, mark the darts, and get ready to sew! First, fold your cuff in half along the fold line with the wrong sides together and press it. Next, line it up on your sleeve, like so: The cuff should be placed with one raw edge lined up with the seam allowance and the opposite one bisecting the dart. You want the cuff to be on the front of the sleeve. Baste if you wish, so the cuff doesn't move around. Now, sew your dart, making sure to catch the raw edges of the folded cuff piece inside the dart. Sew that dart! Give the dart a good press. I pressed the dart away from the cuff piece so there would be less bulk. The right side of your sleeve should look like this... Yours will probably be better pressed than mine! See the dart in the center of the sleeve? It fully encases the raw edge of the cuff piece and extends about an inch longer than it. That's all the extra work you need to do. Just sew the sleeve into the gown, or whatever cute baby item you are sewing, catching the remaining raw edge of the cuff in the seam of the sleeve. Finished gown with mitten cuff! You can finish the sleeve hem however you like - with a twin needle, simply turned and stitched or with bias. I made mine match the neck finish. Flipped over mitten for those little fingers Voila! You are a convertible cuff genius! So we are down to the end of the SHB Sew-Along! If you've sewn something for the baby or parent in your life, be sure to leave a comment here or on Cindy's or Mikhaela's blogs. You can post photos of your makes on Twitter and Instagram with the hashtag #SHBsewalong, or post to our Flickr group. We've got some great prizes for some of our sew-alongers!
I have been playing around with these. Not folded any of them, so caveat emptor. Download the actual PDF, don’t use the .jpg display images you see on the screen! These are likely to work as…
