Testing of the kinetic wind sculpture "Looped" by Anthony Howe at the Walla Walla Foundry before final installation in Qatar. Music by Jun Mizumachi. Approxi...
Looped Running Stitch is a part of the running stitch family. You can experiment this with various colors to give it a rich look in the embroidery design. What you will need? Any fabric. Embroidery hoop, 15cm (6″) (Bigger if you are working on a larger design) ( You can purchase a set of 6 hoops...Read More »
Difficulty: Easy Supplies • Paper • Tape • Scissors • Glue stick • Ruler • Straw
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Halfway through our Great Loop ... 3000 miles in, 3000 miles to go!
First played by Valerie Harper on Broadway Looped, Based on a real event, tells the story of internationally celebrated ...
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The red is the Cretan Looped; the yellow- beaded as Sharon showed; With the pink, I added more beads on the outer triangular section.
This stitch is just a variety of the running stitch, which I have named. It incorporates the technique of Chinese stitch or Pekinese stitch. This is a very…
This competition-winning pop-up seating transforms urban benches with looping canopies to foster interaction and provide shade. Occupying key Philadelphia spots like The Porch by 30th Street Station and West Philadelphia's Clark and Drexel Parks, it offers a novel approach to public seating, enhancing urban landscapes and encouraging community engagement in prominent city locales.
Ann, Susan and I sat in the front row as Aiko Cuneo, Ruth Asawa's daughter, demonstrated her mother's technique. Here, she shows how her mother taped her fingers to help save her skin. Even with the tape, her fingers were often beat up from working so many hours with the metal. The sample wire pieces in on the table were made by Aiko and one of her nieces. Aiko explained that her mother used only wire, a dowel and her fingers. The wire cutters and pliers were used only to begin and end a piece. The crochet hook that I noticed in one of the pictures is used only when repairing pieces. Aiko said that we could take pictures, but she asked that we do not post a step by step tutorial of her mother's technique on the internet. We practiced with 22 gauge copper wire wrapped around a 1/2" dowel today. Here is my piece in progress. The final result, when I ran out of wire, is at the top of this entry. Aiko said that she didn't really pay attention to her mother's technique when she was young; Ruth usually worked late into the night after putting her six kids to bed. Her mother didn't sleep much. Balancing the wire pieces is the most difficult part of the construction process. Aiko says her mother would not allow her unbalanced pieces to be shown. However, a great number of them exist. ;-) It took great patience and thought to build up her forms. After learning how she did it, I am in awe. This workshop was great fun. I hope this is the first of many experiments. Link: Mommy Art (and Science)
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Description and illustration of a looped ceiling rose
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I’ve been wanting to post more half up styles since you guys are always requesting them and this hairstyle is super easy and perfect for everyday too! From start to finish this hairstyle takes less than five minutes. It’s super quick and yet looks really elegant and put together. I think it’d be a great style to wear to any upcoming holiday party as well. Be sure to let me know what you think in the comments below! Make sure to give this video a thumbs up if you like the hairstyle as well! Thanks so much for watching! xoxo, Missy Looped Half Updo Supplies: Rattail comb Elastic band 2 Bobby pins Medium-hold hairspray 1 1/4″ Curling iron Looped Half Updo Instructions: To prep my hair for this style I curled all of my hair away from the face with a 1 1/4″ curling iron. Step 1 / Begin by parting your hair where you normally part it. I’ve put mine on the right side. Step 2 / Next divide off a section of hair on both sides of the head, from the part line down to the ears. Step 3 / Twist this hair together and bring the two sections together at the back of the head. Step 4 / Gently pull on the bottom of the twists to make them bigger and more full. Step 5 / Now tie the two twists together with an elastic band. Step 6 / Pick up a one inch section of hair underneath the right twist. Step 7 / Wrap this section around the twist twice, towards the elastic band at the middle. Step 8 / Pin down the section with a bobby pin, underneath the elastic band. Step 9 / Now pick up a second section of hair underneath the left twist. Step 10 / Wrap this around the left twist, twice, and pin it in the middle underneath the elastic band. Step 11 / Set the style with a medium-hold hairspray.
Get this gorgeous looped updo in less than 10 minutes! Perfect for weddings, formal dances or any special occasion.
