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PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY. FOR THOSE WHO DON'T LIKE TO READ, WE HAVE SUMMARIZED A 5-MINUTE VIDEO WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT POINTS. Instructions - Video in German https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bltbt55hxs Instruction video in English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6-7bT2VWXM Video instruction in Spanish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty5jsGUSa1Y Cute embroidery file for the embroidery machine Cavapoo "Minka" King Charles Poodle Mix Cavoodle Are you looking for an embroidery file for a very specific dog breed? Feel free to contact me :-) Suitable for light fabrics with dark embroidery thread Embroidery patterns for home or commercial use All designs in my shop are manually digitized and test-stitched before they are offered for sale. After purchase, you can download your zipped archived folder with embroidery files in the following formats: DST, JEF, XXX, HUS, JPX, EXP, VIP, PES, VP3 other formats on request. To use embroidery files, you should be able to unzip the zip archive on your computer. Important! I know that my embroidery files are a bit more complex, so I ask you to pay attention to a few small details, then the motifs can be embroidered beautifully. The quality of the result depends not only on the embroidery file, but also on the fabric, the hooping of the embroidery frame, the quality of the thread and the settings of the embroidery machine. Before embroidering the finished product, be sure to try embroidering a piece of fabric. Embroidery is not suitable for all types of fabric! For the video I used a suede imitation fabric, reinforced with an iron-on interfacing, the embroidery thread used is 60 thickness. Since the embroidery file is very delicate, you will need the following materials: (For the “light version” with fewer stitches, the 40 embroidery thread can be used, at least for the larger sizes.) 1. 60 embroidery needle 2. 60s embroidery thread If you do not have the right embroidery thread or embroidery needles at hand, you can find them in my shop https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/1627816314/1-rolle-maschinen-stickgarn-dunn-fein?ref=listings_manager_grid ( Embroidery thread thickness 60 / 1500 meters many colors, the Embroidery thread is also ideal for small fonts) https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/1642009337/1-rolle-maschinen-stickgarn-dunn-fein?ref=listings_manager_grid (Embroidery thread thickness 60 / 5000 meters black / white) https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/1642023349/5-sticknadeln-nahnadeln-schmelz-starke?ref=listings_manager_grid (Embroidery needles size 60) 3. solid material 4. stable fleece 5. and a little more time than you are used to from most embroidery files Realistic embroidery files require significantly more stitches than usual to achieve a beautiful and detailed result. With a thicker thread and a thicker needle, the result can appear blurry and contourless. The thread can also break more quickly. The file should be embroidered on a sturdy fabric and a stable embroidery stabilizer. If you have any difficulties, I will be happy to help you, please contact me. Note for all embroidery enthusiasts who own an old embroidery machine that does not have a thread cut during the embroidery process or who have deactivated this function (almost all embroidery machines have this function): When the details are embroidered towards the end of the embroidery process, there will be tension threads that you will have to cut off, please consider this before purchasing. You will receive the embroidery file in 5 or 6 sizes and 2 variants, once as in the video and once with reduced stitches: 1. Variant used in the video: 10.00 x 9.05 cm 34700 stitches, 1 colour 12.00 x 10.90 cm 39400 stitches, 1 colour 14.00 x 12.74 cm 47100 stitches, 1 colour 17.00 x 15.47 cm 62900 stitches, 1 colour 19.88 x 18.09 cm 70200 stitches, 1 colour Light version with reduced stitches: 8.00 x 7.26 cm 27200 stitches, 1 colour 10.00 x 9.05 cm 31900 stitches, 1 colour 12.00 x 10.90 cm 33600 stitches, 1 colour 14.00 x 12.74 cm 34700 stitches, 1 colour 17.00 x 15.47 cm 43800 stitches, 1 colour 19.88 x 18.09 cm 47100 stitches, 1 colour The motif/graphic, the embroidery pattern itself and the document as well as the content and the file itself are protected by copyright and copyright © LunaChildHandmade The purchase does not entitle you to any rights to the graphic itself. Imitation, copying, reproduction and reselling are prohibited. © Copyright by LunaChildHandmade. All rights reserved The sale of finished items with the embroidery on them may be used for small commercial purposes provided the source "Design by LunaChildHandmade" is credited. Industrial use and mass production are excluded. The purchase does not entitle you to any rights to the embroidery pattern or the graphic itself. Imitating, copying or reproducing our embroidery patterns is prohibited. Please note: This is a digital file for an embroidery machine, not an actual embroidery. You must have an embroidery machine and any software needed to transfer the design from your computer to the machine to use this file. It is your responsibility to ensure that the design fits in your embroidery hoop. The embroidery size can be found in the description of each embroidery design. Please note, even if the design is offered in your embroidery format, this is not a guarantee that the designs are compatible. The size of the field is the maximum size of embroidery that can be embroidered on your embroidery machine. I do not recommend resizing or editing the design. I cannot guarantee that the quality of the designs will remain the same if you modify the design. Purchased designs can be embroidered onto items for personal use or items for sale (maximum of 50 per design). All designs are copyrighted and may only be sold by LunaChildHandmade itself. Thank you for shopping in my shop! Please do not share or sell designs purchased from my shop. Instant Download Your files will be available for download once payment is confirmed. I do not accept returns, exchanges or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order. Please visit my shop, new embroidery files are constantly being added https://www.etsy.com/de/shop/LunaChildHandmade?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1482753077 The motif/graphic, the embroidery pattern itself and the document as well as the content and the file itself are protected by copyright and copyright © LunaChildHandmade The purchase does not entitle you to any rights to the graphic itself. Imitation, copying, reproduction and reselling are prohibited. © Copyright by LunaChildHandmade. All rights reserved The sale of finished items with the embroidery on them may be used for small commercial purposes provided the source "Design by LunaChildHandmade" is credited. Industrial use and mass production are excluded. The purchase does not entitle you to any rights to the embroidery pattern or the graphic itself. Imitating, copying or reproducing our embroidery patterns is prohibited. Please note: This is a digital file for an embroidery machine, not an actual embroidery. You must have an embroidery machine and any software needed to transfer the design from your computer to the machine to use this file. It is your responsibility to ensure that the design fits in your embroidery hoop. The embroidery size can be found in the description of each embroidery design. Please note, even if the design is offered in your embroidery format, this is not a guarantee that the designs are compatible. The size of the field is the maximum size of embroidery that can be embroidered on your embroidery machine. I do not recommend resizing or editing the design. I cannot guarantee that the quality of the designs will remain the same if you modify the design. Purchased designs can be embroidered onto items for personal use or items for sale (maximum of 50 per design). All designs are copyrighted and may only be sold by LunaChildHandmade itself. Thank you for shopping in my shop! Please do not share or sell designs purchased from my shop. Instant Download Your files will be available for download once payment is confirmed. I do not accept returns, exchanges or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order. Please visit my shop, new embroidery files are constantly being added https://www.etsy.com/de/shop/LunaChildHandmade?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1482753077

Christmas is approaching, and this is a great time to spend time with loved ones, eat, chat, and decorate the house. One great way to create a Christmas atmosphere for your home is to use Christmas Ornaments. Christmas Dog Ornament, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Free Kiss Christmas Ornament, Pet Ornaments Christmas are decorative items made of Acrylic, with various shapes and sizes. They can be used to decorate Christmas trees, hang on walls, place on tables, or anywhere you want. They are not only beautiful decorations but also meaningful gifts for the Christmas season. They can be used to express love, care, and appreciation for your loved ones. Product details: - Material: Acrylic, Wooden - Thickness: 3mm - Double-sided printing - Size: 3.5x3.5 inches - UV printing technology provides vibrant, colorful, and long-lasting prints - Comes with a sparkling hole and attached golden string for easy hanging on Christmas trees or decoration stands.

Meet 25 of the most famous kings and queens of England with this fun coloring book. Learn about King Alfred the Great, King Aethelred II (the Unready), King Cnut (Canute), King Harold II, King William I (the Conqueror), King Richard I (the Lion Heart), King John, King Henry V, King Richard III, King Henry VII, King Henry VIII, Queen Mary I, Queen Elizabeth I, King James I, King Charles I, King Charles II, King William III, Queen Mary II, Queen Anne, King George II, Queen Victoria, King George V, King George VI, Queen Elizabeth II, and King Charles III, plus make a stop at Westminster Abbey in this history-themed coloring book. There are 26 coloring pages with large print, traceable copywork. It’s a great way to work some history and handwriting practice into your day. 29 pages total. A note about coloring book levels: Level A: Coloring pages include single word or phrase copywork (traceable print) Level B: Coloring pages include full sentence copywork (traceable print) Level C: Coloring pages include full sentence copywork (traceable cursive) Pictures may vary or repeat between levels. Not all books are available in all three levels; new levels will be added as available.

Lemon Balm seeds (Melissa officinalis) A favorite of French King Charles V in the 14th century. Strong lemon-scented leaves are used for making tea. Said to have a calming effect and is also soothing for upset stomachs. Perennial in zones 4-9. Learn to Grow Lemon Balm Start Indoors: 6-8 weeks before last frost Germination: 14-21 Days Plant Outdoors: 12” Apart Light: Sun/Partial Shade Instructions - Sow seeds indoors on surface of soil. Transplant outdoors after danger of frost has passed in late spring. Seeds can also be directly sown outdoors two weeks after last spring frost. Remove seed heads to keep plant from self seeding. Prefers sandy well-drained soil; leaves will be more aromatic in poor soil.

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Calling all dog moms and dog lovers – we've got the paw-fect Cavalier King Charles Spaniel treat for you! If you're obsessed with these charming, floppy-eared furballs, then our Cavalier King Charles Love Print is the ideal addition to your home decor or a thoughtful gift for fellow Cavalier enthusiasts. Our captivating artwork beautifully captures the essence of the lovable Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, showcasing their playful and affectionate nature. Whether you're a proud Cavalier mom or simply adore these regal spaniels, this print will bring a smile to your face every day. Share the love with friends and family and surprise them with a delightful dog lover gift they'll cherish. Celebrate the unique qualities of the Cavalier King Charles with this one-of-a-kind print that will warm your heart and remind you why you fell in love with these adorable companions in the first place. This digital download allows you to instantly bring this delightful artwork into your home. Simply print it out at your convenience, and voila! You'll have an eye-catching and conversation-starting piece that showcases your love for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Whether you want to brighten up your living room, add a touch of whimsy to your office, or surprise a fellow dog lover with a unique gift, our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Love Print is the perfect choice. So why wait? Bring the joy of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels into your life with our delightful Love Print. Why not visit our Etsy shop to see all of our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel wall art prints. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PawsomePrintsandGift?ref=profile_header&search_query=cavalier Dog Mom/Mum, Dog Dad and Dog Grandparent prints also available. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PawsomePrintsandGift?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1520604501§ion_id=43195167 Can't find your dog's breed? Contact us and we will get prints for their breed live within 48 hours. We also have a big range of pet wall art prints including guinea pigs, hamsters and cats. Check out our Etsy store to find out more! https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PawsomePrintsandGift?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1520604501§ion_id=43183890 Looking for something even more special? Our personalised engraved dog gifts are a testament to the deep bond between humans and their furry companions. From custom-engraved wooden log slices to beautiful personalised treat jars, we offer a range of personalised keepsakes that will be cherished for years to come. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PawsomePrintsandGift?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=44092301 At Pawsome Prints and Gifts, we understand the deep bond between pet parents and their furry companions. That's why we're committed to bringing joy and laughter into your home with our unique collection of funny dog breed and pet wall art prints. Whether you're searching for a clever and amusing definition print that perfectly captures your dog's unique personality or personalised artwork showcasing your pet's name, we've got you covered. Note: This is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped. The frame and accessories in the listing images are for illustrative purposes only. This print is for personal use only. Commercial use is strictly prohibited. Technical Specifications: File Format: High-resolution PDF Dimensions: A4 Compatibility: Can be printed on any home printer or taken to a local print shop. Usage: After purchasing, you'll receive a link to download the PDF file. You can print the page on standard A4 paper. Important Information: This listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD digital product. No physical item will be shipped. This item is black and white. The frame shown in the accompanying photos is for demonstration purposes only and is not included. Please note that this design is NOT editable. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Once you have purchased this product NO CANCELLATION OR REFUND IS PROVIDED due to the nature of the digital product. By purchasing this listing you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and understand what you are purchasing. Customer Support: We stand behind the quality of our products. If you have any questions or issues, please don't hesitate to contact us.

In 1551, 10 years after taking possession of Chile for Spain Pedro de Valdivia wrote King Charles V concerning the new colony: I can tell you truthfully of the goodness of this country….. cattle like those of Peru [llamas, vicunas] prosper, with wool that drags on the ground; it abounds in all the foods the Indians plant for their subsistence, such as corn, potatoes, quinoa, madi, chili and beans. The people are large, tame, friendly and white, and of attractive faces, men as well as women, all dressed in wool in their style, although the clothing is somewhat crude.[1] (all translations mine). This was the earliest mention of quinoa, (or quinua, from the Quechua) Chenopodium quinua, the “mother grain” of the Incas, and although Valdivia wrote enthusiastically, if not always truthfully (the native Mapuche were neither friendly nor tame—they killed him two years later), of the country’s blessings, he didn’t mention quinoa again. Quinoa. Photo: Cancosa Quinoa is not a grain; member of the grass family like the wheat, barley, oats and rice familiar to the conquistadors, or the American maize (corn) they found and readily adopted. It is an “herb,” a leafy plant with no woody stem and abundant small seeds, unlike any plant cultivated for seeds in Spain. While the conquistadors ate it, comparing it to rice, it remained stigmatized as low status “Indian food,” and did not become part of the colonist’s agriculture.[2] Today, 450 years later, quinoa is finally achieving recognition beyond indigenous communities. And while it has been subject to the usual levels of marketing hype (at left) quinoa’s high levels of protein, balanced amino acid composition, pleasant taste, and easy cooking qualities have made it popular with both the health food and foodie communities. And its potential for improving diet in high altitude and dry environments has led the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN to name it as “one of the crops destined to offer food security in the next century.”[3] Quinoa Super Diet Quinoa origins Photo: Quinoa Wikipedia The earliest evidence of quinoa in archaeological sties is from Peru in levels thought to date to about 7,000 years ago. In northern Chile quinoa seeds were being collected by 5,200 BP (before present), and they were found in an archaeological site on a tributary of the Rio Maipo near Santiago from about 3,000 BP. Quinoa was attractive to hunting and gathering people both because of its nutritional value and because it could be stored without suffering losses from rodents and insects: quinoa seeds have a bitter soap-like saponin coating which makes them unpalatable unless they have been washed. Domestication probably occurred by 3,500 years ago in the area surrounding Lake Titicaca where the plant’s greatest genetic diversity is found.[4] Quinoa, corn and potatoes were the principal crops of the Inca and their predecessor from Columbia south to northern Chile and Argentina. Quinoa’s remarkable ability, shared with potatoes, to grow at altitudes over 4,000 meters (13,000 feet) made it the dominant seed crop at high altitudes. In Chile it was grown from high altitudes to sea level, and from dry northern valleys to wet Chiloe Island, off the south-central coast. This great adaptability to differing climates and altitudes is the result of indigenous farmers’ selection of the most promising varieties for their particular location, producing thousands of local varieties in five major categories: Chilean sea level quinoas adapted to low elevations, long days and high rainfall; Andean valley quinoas that grow at 2,000 to 4,000 meters; subtropical quinoas from the eastern Bolivian Andes; salar quinoas adapted to soils with high salt content; and Antiplanic varieties from around Lake Titicaca at 3500-4000 feet which are adapted to a short growing season and are frost resistant.[5] While quinoa continued to be cultivated by many indigenous Andean communities after the conquest, in Chile constant war with the Spanish south of the Mapuche frontier disrupted the traditional Mapuche way of life and cultivation of many traditional foods, including maize and quinoa, was greatly reduced; replaced by wheat and other European crops.[6] In the 1620s the Spanish soldier, Francisco Núñez de Pineda y Bascuñán, whose account of this captivity by the Mapuche is full of discussions of the food he was given, mentions quinoa only once, when he was given bags of “toasted corn flour, mixed with quinua.”[7] By the 19th century it is rarely mentioned except as an historical oddity: as in “Quinoa still existed in Chiloe in the year 1875”.[8] Even Mapuche chief Pascual Coña’s dictated Indigenous Araucanian Life and Culture in the Second Half of the 19th Century, which provides an extensive discussion of Mapuche food and agriculture, mentions quinoa only once: “quinoa in olden times replaced cereals.”[9] By 1997, only 435 acres of quinoa were under cultivation in Chile (in the highlands near Iquique) down 30% from 20 years earlier.[10] Quinoa in Europe and North America While quinoa cultivation was declining in Chile, it continued (and continues) be cultivated in Indigenous Peruvian and Bolivian communities, and was observed with interest by a number of European visitors. In 1838, Curtis’s Botanical Magazine published an article on quinoa, including the drawing to the right, a botanical description, discussion of its varieties and their uses, and its introduction to Europe: Father Feuillée, in his travels in Peru and Chili, seems first to have brought this plant to notice. Dombey, in 1779, sent seeds to Paris, but they did not succeed; nor are we aware that it was know in a living state in Europe till within these last few years, when it was in cultivation first in Paris, and since in England. Mr. Lambert directed public attention to it in 1834: and we are indebted to the Glasgow Botanic garden to John McLeal, Esq., of Lima for seeds which have increased most abundantly in the course of a single year. [11] It was also discussed by Dr. J.J Von Tschudi,[12] who visited in 1838-42. He noted that while only a little wheat and barley were cultivated by Andean communities: Quinoa continued to receive notice throughout the 19th and 20th century in books and journals including Popular Science Monthly (1893), National Geographic Magazine (1916), The Encyclopaedia of Gardening (1931), The Farm Quarterly (1950), and etc., Then in the 1980’s quinoa imported from Peru and Bolivia began to appear in US health food and specialty shops, and to be widely discussed in magazines and books. In 1986 an article entitled “Quinoa, a Legacy of the Andes, Arrives” extolling it’s virtues and providing recipes appeared in the New York Times; a sure sign that it had arrived.[13] Today quinoa is widely available in North America through the original importer The Quinoa Corporation and others, and is being grown in Canada. It is also available in the UK and Australia and in Europe. Quinoa Corporaton’s Ancient Harvest brand Back in Chile Beginning in the late 1990s, interest in quinoa has grown in Chile. In 2007 quinoa was being produced on 3,640 acres, over 90% by indigenous Aymara in the area of Colchane in the far north, an 800% increase over 1997. Quinoa is also cultivated on a small scale in the central valley south of Santiago. Most producers there are elderly, and much of the production is for home consumption, but a little over half is sold regionally or is destined for European and North American markets. In Chile’s Region IX, The Araucanía, quinoa (dawe or dahue in the Mapuche language) historically formed a part of the Mapuche cultivation system and diet, and as muday (quinoa drink) and food for animals. Some Mapuche women continue to grow it in small gardens interplanted with corn, beans, and potatoes. During the last decade the Chilean Ministry of Agriculture’s southern development center CET Sur has encouraged seed sharing, recovery of traditional uses, and innovations for new uses (including interchanges between Mapuche women and Chilean chefs), and has promoted organic production of quinoa in rural and indigenous communities.[14] CET Sur’s pullication La kinwa mapuche, un aporte a la alimentación[15] (Mapuche Quinoa, a Contribution to Diet) includes Mapuche women’s comments about their experiences in the program: I have been eating quinoa since I was a little girl, prepared with milk and sugar, and also as mote…. but during the last five years I have continued experimenting and have developed many dishes; main dishes, stews, fried foods, sweet and salted beads, cookies and many deserts. I have also made spreads to use in place of butter, salads with the leaves, and have fried the seed heads when they are tender. Zundia Pepí …I only knew the most traditional uses of quinoa that I heard about from my grandmother, but I never ate it as a girl because I left the village. But when I came back… I began to love plants, flowers, birds and animals. In 2000 I started to develop dishes with quinoa; desserts, salads and fried dishes and then I thought that instead of buying pizza I could make my own creation… Now I can recommend it; you make a dough to which you add cooked quinoa, being careful that the seeds are soft and not dry. You spread the dough in a pan, calculating that it shouldn’t be very thick and you put it in the oven. The filling is made with various vegetables, with egg, white and black quinoa seeds, and grated cheese. Eris Cornado Quinoa is now widely available in Santiago supermarkets and tostadurias, both as washed seeds and as flour. Prices range from around 3,750 to 4,700 pesos/kg ($3.40-4.25 US/lb.), and it appears occasionally in restaurants—especially vegetarian and up-scale Peruvian. Quinoa and nutrition Quinoa is the basis of the diet of children of the altiplano. It is a blessing and great privilege. Only now is the nutritional value of this Andean cereal recognized, with its 18% of easily assimilated protein, balanced amino acid composition, and iron, calcium, phosphorus, fiber, vitamin E and B complex content Although it is now being replaced by rice and pasta, quinoa is still present in the Aymara diet almost every day. It is the reason that the nutritional status of Aymara children is good, with very few recently reported cases of malnutrition. Arturo Kirberg B. MD, Iquique, Chile. “The health of the Aymara child”[16] Quinoa is higher in protein, with from 8 to 22%, that comparable cereals (wheat, corn, rice, etc.), and the protein is of high quality, with a better balance of essential amino acids. It has high levels of lysine and methionine, which tend to be low in most plant protgein, and is a good source of dietary fiber, vitamins and minerals The UDSA food values tables (via Wikipedia) provide the data at right. Recipes Most quinoa you are likely to encounter will have been washed to remove the bitter saponin coating, but if not, it should be rinsed under a stream of water in a fine strainer or in a pot until the rinse water runs clear. Quinoa is cooked like rice: 1 part quinoa and 2 parts water are brought to a boil and then simmered 15 to 20 minutes until the water is absorbed. And like rice it can be sautéed in oil first for pilafs. The flavor is slightly nutty but otherwise relatively neutral, so it is really combined with other flavors. There are hundreds of quinoa recipes on the internet, but for a start try Recipes for Health: Quinoa from the New York Times, Cooking Quinoa from a US mail order source, Good Food from the BBC, or Quinoa Recipies from the Quinoa Corporation. Meanwhile, here are two Chilean quinoa recipes, an Aymara quinoa pudding from the cookbook Cultura y alimentación indígena en Chile (Indigenous Culture and Diet in Chile). …and a New Chilean recipe for from the bilingual cookbook Sabores de Chile para el mundo (Chilean Flavors for the World). Click to enlarge. [1] Toribio Medina, José [editor]. 1929,. Cartas de Pedro de Valdivia. Sevilla: M. Carmona Velázquez. P. 223 On line at http://www.memoriachilena.cl/temas/documento_detalle.asp?id=MC0008846 Note that madi is Madia sativa, an oil seed cultivated by the Mapuche., [2] Tagle, Blanca and M. Teresa Planella. 2002. La quinoa en la zona central de chile, supervivencia de una tradición prehispánica. Santiago: Editorial Iku p 43 as quoted in Cocinas Mestizas de Chile: La Olla Deleitosa, Sonia Montecino Aguirre, Museo Chileno De Arte Precolombino, 2004. p. 70. On line at www.precolombino.cl/zip_pdf.php?id=1905 [3] Jacobsen, Sven-Erik. 2000. Quinoa – Research and Development at the International Potato Center. On line at www.cipotato.org/publications/pdf/002670.pdf [4] Kolata, Alan L. 2009 Quinoa: Production, Consumption and Social Value in Historical Context. Latin American Studies Association 2009 Congress Paper Archive. On line at lasa.international.pitt.edu/members/congress-papers/.../KolataAlanL.pdf , and Planella O, María Teresa, Luis E. Cornejo B and Blanca Tagle 2005. A.Alero las Morrenas 1: evidencias de cultígenos. Chungara, Revista de Antropología Chilena. 37(1):57-74. On line at www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?pid=S0717...script=sci_arttext entre cazadores recolectores de finales del período arcaico en Chile central. [5] Valencia-Chamorro S.A. 2003.: Quinoa. In: Caballero B.: Encyclopedia of Food Science and Nutrition as quoted in Jancurová M., Minarovičová L., Dandár A. 2009. Quinoa – a review. Czech J. Food Sci., 27:71–79. On line at www.agriculturejournals.cz/publicFiles/06732.pdf [6] Torrejón, Fernando and Marco Cisternas. 2002. Alteraciones del paisaje ecológico araucano por la asimilación mapuche de la agroganadería hispano-mediterránea (siglos XVI y XVII). Revista Chilena de Historia Natural 75:729-736. On line at www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?pid=S0716...script=sci_arttext [7] Núñez de Pineda y Bascuñán, Francisco. 1948. El Cautiverio Feliz. Biblioteca de escritores Chilenos. Zig-Zag. On line at http://www.cervantesvirtual.com/servlet/SirveObras/78039514323481684765679/index.htm [8] Cavada, Francisco J., 1914. Chiloé y los Chilotes. Revista Chilena de Historia y Geografía, 7-14. On line at http://www.memoriachilena.cl//temas/documento_detalle.asp?id=MC0008648 [9] Wilhelm de Moesbach, Ernesto. 1936 Vida y costumbres de los indigenas araucanas en la segunda mitad del siglo xix (presentadas en la autobiografía del indígena Pascual Coña). Santiago de Chile: Imprenta Universitario Estado 63. p. 102 On line at http://www.memoriachilena.cl//temas/documento_detalle.asp?id=MC0008879 [10] Delatorre-Herrera, J. 2003. Current Use of Quinoa in Chile. Food Reviews International 19(1-2)155-165. [11] Chenopodium Quinoa. Useful Quinoa (3641). 1838. Curtis’s Botanical Magazine. London. 12(new series) [12] Tschudi, Dr. J. J. von. 1847. Travels in Peru, during the years 1838-1842. Thomasina Ross, translator. New York: Wiley and Putnam. p. 257. On line at http://books.google.cl/books?id=J6UaAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=Travels+in+peru&hl=en&cd=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false [13] Fabricant, Florence. 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Costume design by Charles Karl, The King of Cadonia, Prince of Wales Theatre, London, September 9th 1908

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Cavalier King Charles Spaniël Haak patroon (30cm groot) Materiaal: Baby Bee Lou Lou (van Hobby Lobby) of Paris Nako (Etsy) of King Cole Embrace (https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/king-cole-embrace) 40% Acryl & 60% Polyamide, 3-licht, of een mohair - “harig” garen. Kleur Wit: 4 strengen, kleur Bruin: (#5520) 2 strengen (1 streng is 100gr, 244m). ik haak met dubbele draad. als u een kleinere hond wilt maken, haak dan met enkele draad (& gebruik haaknld 2.2 mm). Ogen - Plastic ogen - 18mm; video je dit doet: https://youtu.be/Fg1uW-s77zE Neus – 25mm/ Plastic veiligheidsneus of bak er zelf van FIMO klei. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00ipIIOW5WI&t=80s Hondenborstel om de vacht te borstelen Vulling Super lijm - gel, helder kleurig. Lederen koordje 3.1mm (ik gebruik sieraden koord) voor de oogleden. Haaknld: 3.25mm PATROON SUPPORT: ik bied assistentie: benader me, als u vast loopt via www.ambercraftstore.etsy.com Ik zal u dan graag verder helpen. TOESTEMMING voor verkoop: U bent vrij het eindproduct te verkopen! BELEID: Het patroon en de foto’s in dit document zijn eigendom van Tatjana Ozolina (Ambercraftstore). Het patroon is uitsluitend voor persoonlijk gebruik en mag niet (in zijn geheel of gedeeltelijk ), gekopieerd, gedistribueerd, bewerkt of gepubliceerd worden. Respecteer mijn rechten . Dank U wel!

Affiche du RANGE ROVER Classic Le Range Rover « Classic » est un SUV produit de 1970 à 1996. Souvent considéré comme le premier réel SUV, il offrait un confort exceptionnel pour l’époque ainsi que des capacités tout-terrain remarquables. Le développement et l’idée du Range Rover débute dans les années 1960. Alors que Rover voit l’abondance des premiers SUV aux USA avec les Ford Bronco ou Jeep Wagoneer, ils décident de suivre la mode du moment. L’idée du projet « Station Wagon 100 » qui donnera le Range Rover a été demandé par le président de Rover USA lui-même. Ce dernier créera un premier prototype sur une base de Land Rover Série II avec un moteur V8 Buick indispensable pour un SUV de l’époque. Le projet débuta en 1967 sous la direction de Charles Spencer King, responsable plus tard de la Rover SD1, et des Triumph TR6, Stag ou encore TR7. Son idée avec le Range Rover est de créer un véhicule d’abord tout-terrain qui soit raffiné, plus luxueux que la concurrence et surtout confortable sur la route. Pour preuve, la devise du véhicule à sa sortie est « Une voiture pour toutes les raisons », slogan qui va avec ses envies de polyvalence. Le design extérieur final de 1970 est l’œuvre de David Bache, designer de la Rover SD1 quelques années plus tard en 1976.  Les premières itérations du Range Rover étaient seulement disponibles en 2 portes, puis en 4 portes à partir de 1981. Son V8 3,5L développe 132ch lui permet une vitesse de pointe de 160km/h. Le V8 sera très vite amélioré pour atteindre 168ch. Il sera plus tard agrandi jusqu’à 3,9L en 1990 voir même 4,2L en 1992 sur les versions Vogue LSE de 200ch. Anecdote : le V8 3,5L sera donné à la Rover SD1 pour créer la version Vitesse. En 1986 une version diesel voit le jour, alimentée par un 4 cylindres en ligne de 2,4L. Appelé Turbo D, cette première version diesel lui permettra de gagner plusieurs records du monde dans la catégorie diesel, cependant la puissance des versions diesel ne dépassera jamais les 121ch et les 284nm de couple. De nombreux carrossiers indépendant ont mis la main sur le SUV de chez Rover, créant des versions cabriolets, 6 portes voir même une version avec 6 roues ! Tout au long de sa vie jusqu’en 1996 le Range Rover Classic a été adapté à différents usages, notamment pour la police, les secours ou encore la chasse. Une édition spéciale appelée « Great Divide » a vu le jour en 1990, cette édition est unique de part sa couleur blanche alpin, son catalogue d’option rempli et son intérieur en cuir brun Alezan exclusif à cette version. Seulement 409 exemplaires ont été produits en 1990 et 1991 rendant hommage à l’expédition du même nom de 1800km de long à travers les USA effectuée en 1989 en 12 jours. Le Range Rover Classic est une véritable icône de l’automobile et du monde des SUV tout-terrains, célèbre notamment pour ses participations multiples au Paris-Dakar à partir de 1979, première édition de la célèbre course. Certains pilotes comme Raoul Raymondis ont bâtis leurs carrière grâce au Range Rover Classic. Mathéo Belmonte Affiche disponible en formats : 42 x 29,7 cm (A3). Imprimé sur du papier 350 g. L'affiche est livrée seule, sans cadre, enveloppe cartonnée kraft. 50x70cm. Imprimé sur du papier 180 g. L'affiche est livrée seule, sans cadre, dans un tube de protection. Pas de mauvaise surprise,  la livraison est offerte en France métropolitaine. Une affiche Made In France.  Illustrée par Cirebox et imprimé en France !

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