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Collection Luxury Type Porcelain Tiles Thickness 3/8 in (10.00 mm) Weight Per Piece 37.00 Lbs Edge Rectified Country of Origin USA Look Marble Finish Matte Colors Beige
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I am really happy with how this print came out and with the juxtaposition of the solid, heavy kettle and the fluidity of the steam. The ink is a very dark green, almost black. I decided to mix this green because the paper itself is a very light, delicate shade of green, too delicate for black (which was my first plan). I think this extremely dark green works beautifully with the paper. Hand drawn, hand carved and hand printed using professional quality materials. Printed with oil based ink on beautiful Japanese Kitakata paper. This is a thin paper (36gsm) with a green hue. Some edges of the paper are deckled. this is a handmade piece, some small variations may occur from print to print making each piece unique. Approximate size of the paper: 26cm x 21cm
The Abuela Tank is crocheted in timeless granny stitch. Made from a light and cool cotton, it’s worked in two parts (front and back) from the bottom up with the edgings added after seaming. Instructions are given for one-color, however, multiple colors work beautifully (example in photo was made using Bombyx Silk from Treenway Silks - each color was hand-dyed by Treenway) SIZES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 To Fit Bust: in: (30-32)(34-36)(38-40)(42-44)(46-48)(50-52)(54-56)(58-60)(62-64) cm: (75-80)(85-90)(95-100)(105-110)(115-120)(125-130)(135-140)(145-150)(155-160) ACTUAL MEASUREMENTS Armhole to Armhole Width: in: 16 (18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32) cm: 40 (45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80) Length from Shoulder to Hem: in: 16.5, 16.5, 17.25, 17.25, 17.25, 17.25, 18.5, 18.5, 18.5 cm: 41.5, 41.5, 43, 43, 43, 43, 46.5, 46.5, 46.6 MATERIALS NEEDED: 3.5mm / E/4 crochet hook 3mm / D/3 crochet hook Tapestry needle for seaming and weaving in ends Note: Hook size is suggested, please adjust up or down to achieve gauge outlined below Yarn: Purl Soho Cotton Pure or any suitable yarn that achieves gauge outlined below: No of Skeins - 3 (3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 6) GAUGE 6 (3dc groups + 1ch) x 12 dc rows = 4 x 4 in / 10x10cm on a 3.5mm / E/4 hook Chart included to demonstrate method only. Tech Editor: Josephine Kush
Ever wonder how to finish the edges of plywood? Here are three easy ways to do just that!
Collection Infinity Type Porcelain Tiles Thickness 3/8 in (9.50 mm) Weight Per Piece 8.00 Lbs Edge Rectified Country of Origin Spain Look Concrete Finish Matte Colors Beige
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This beautiful knitting edge is a popular project because it beautifies objects and accessories. Watch this video tutorial to learn how to make this edge.
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Long Length Baggy Vintage Wash Jorts Material: Denim blend - cotton/viscose/polyester Classic 5
A finished seam is a technique used to secure the raw edge of the fabric exposed within the seam allowance. Finishing seams provides stability to the seam and overall garment, prevents unraveling, …
The Cumulus Tee is worked in stockinette stitch and has a rounded V-neck in the front. The sleeves are elbow length, and all edges are finished in i-cord. The Cumulus Tee requires no finishing work at the end. Size guide The sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL are designed to fit a bust circumference of 80-85 (85-90) 90-95 (95-100) 100-110 (110-120) 120-130 cm [31½-33½ (33½-35½) 35½-37½ (37½-39½) 39½-43¼ (43¼-47¼) 47¼-51¼ inches]. This means that the Kumulus Tee is designed to have approx. 3-9 cm [1¼-3½ inches] of positive ease. Before beginning your project, measure yourself to determine which size will fit you the best. For example, if you measure 93 cm [36½ inches] you should knit a size M. Sizes: XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL Bust circumference: 89 (94) 99 (104) 113 (123) 134 cm [35 (37) 39 (41) 44½ (48½) 52¾ inches] Sleeve circumference: 30 (32) 34 (36) 38 (41) 41 cm [11¾ (12½) 13½ (14¼) 15 (16¼) 16¼ inches] Total length: 51 (52) 54 (57) 59 (60) 62 cm [20 (20½) 21¼ (22½) 23¼ (23½) 24½ inches] Gauge: 28 sts x 40 rows = 10 x 10 cm [4 x 4 inches] in stockinette stitch on 3 mm [US2½] needles after blocking Needles: Circular needles: 3 mm [US2½] / 60, 80 and/or 100 cm [24, 32 and/or 40 inches] and 2.5 mm [US1½] / 60 and 80 cm [24 and 32 inches] or the required needle size to obtain gauge Double-pointed needles: 3 mm [US2½] and 2.5 mm [US1½] Materials: 200 (200) 200-250 (250) 250 (250) 300 g Pure Silk by Knitting For Olive (50 g = 250 m [273 yds]) or another light fingering weight yarn with the correct gauge Difficulty: ★ ★ ★ (3 out of 5) See the classification of difficulty here. The white Cumulus Tee is knitted in Pure Silk by Knitting for Olive in the color Fløde.
Collection Calacatta Extra Type Porcelain Tiles Thickness 3/8 in (10.00 mm) Weight Per Piece 0.00 Lbs Edge Rectified Country of Origin Spain Finish Matte Colors White
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Give your little one's room a whimsical and dreamy touch with our Scallop Edge Kids Wallpaper in Blush. The beautiful scalloped design adds texture and visual interest to any space, while the delicate blush pink hue brings warmth and sweetness to your child's bedroom or playroom. Features: - Panels measure 1m wide x 1.3m high - Delicate scallop design for added interest - Easy to install and remove - Made from high-quality, non-toxic fabric materials - Suitable for half walls, accent walls, or full rooms Benefits: - Instantly transform any space into a charming oasis for your child - The soft pink tone creates a warm, calming atmosphere - High-quality materials ensure longevity and safety so you can enjoy this beautiful wallpaper for years to come.
The Abuela Tank is crocheted in timeless granny stitch. Made from a light and cool cotton, it’s worked in two parts (front and back) from the bottom up with the edgings added after seaming. Instructions are given for one-color, however, multiple colors work beautifully (example in photo was made using Bombyx Silk from Treenway Silks - each color was hand-dyed by Treenway) SIZES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 To Fit Bust: in: (30-32)(34-36)(38-40)(42-44)(46-48)(50-52)(54-56)(58-60)(62-64) cm: (75-80)(85-90)(95-100)(105-110)(115-120)(125-130)(135-140)(145-150)(155-160) ACTUAL MEASUREMENTS Armhole to Armhole Width: in: 16 (18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32) cm: 40 (45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80) Length from Shoulder to Hem: in: 16.5, 16.5, 17.25, 17.25, 17.25, 17.25, 18.5, 18.5, 18.5 cm: 41.5, 41.5, 43, 43, 43, 43, 46.5, 46.5, 46.6 MATERIALS NEEDED: 3.5mm / E/4 crochet hook 3mm / D/3 crochet hook Tapestry needle for seaming and weaving in ends Note: Hook size is suggested, please adjust up or down to achieve gauge outlined below Yarn: Purl Soho Cotton Pure or any suitable yarn that achieves gauge outlined below: No of Skeins - 3 (3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 6) GAUGE 6 (3dc groups + 1ch) x 12 dc rows = 4 x 4 in / 10x10cm on a 3.5mm / E/4 hook Chart included to demonstrate method only. Tech Editor: Josephine Kush
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Collection Due2 Type Porcelain Pavers Thickness Weight Per Piece 32.00 Lbs Edge Rectified Country of Origin USA Look Concrete Finish Matte Colors Grey
Neolith Iron Corten is a stunning sintered stone that captures the essence of weathered steel. Its warm, earthy hues of rust and brown are intertwined with delicate streaks of black, creating a dynamic surface reminiscent of naturally aged corten steel. This material is available in a riverwashed finish, which intensifies its rugged yet refined character. Alongside its aesthetic appeal, Neolith Iron Corten is renowned for its exceptional durability and resistance to heat, scratches, and stains, making it a perfect choice for kitchen countertops, bathroom surfaces, flooring, and wall cladding. With Neolith Iron Corten, you can infuse your space with an industrial charm that's as enduring as the material itself.
Hand Work Station Yes! Marissa's Moment of Caprice is finally at this station. That makes me super happy even though my Hawaiian mini is sooo close to being finished that it was a shame to have to set it aside once more. I love the back on this (seen here) as much as the front. Let me say: Scalloped binding is gorgeous and I know I'll do it again for sure, but WHAT A JOB! Luckily I picked up a few tips from around Blogworld, and let me pass those along. You absolutely must use a bias-cut binding. You cannot go around those curves and inward corners with on-the-grain strips. The tip I picked up a couple years ago to starch binding shut on itself as you press the fold (this lightly "glues" the layers together so you don't get slippage puckers) was immensely beneficial for scalloped attachment. Don't cut the scallops until you've attached all the binding. You lose a ton of stability on your sewing base if you turn that into bias as well. In a couple of the pics below you can see the blue-line edge I had traced onto the quilt top before quilting. Another thing that really helped with putting on this binding is that I'd basted just inside that line (about 2 mm) when I was going to start my FMQ. You're going to need a lot of time for this task. It normally takes me 30-35 minutes to attach a twin-sized binding. This took several sessions (it's VERY intense work), and added up to just under 3 hours! So plan for that if you've got a deadline on a project. While sewing, you'll need a tool to hold the edge in place around those curves and to swing the seam allowance out of the way on the inner angles. Did your trusty Purple Thang get lost during a recent move? Grab a seam ripper. Worked great. You don't need to fuss and worry about easing in fabric on the curves, but I found it extremely helpful as I approached those angles to lay in a pin parallel to the next curve's beginning, and 1/4" in from the edge line. Then I knew to stop the end of the curve I just made and pivot on my down-needle when I arrived at that pin. Just be careful to get your binding bent around that needle-down without stretching it. Be meticulous about getting the little folds that will form out of the way of the needle. You gotta get the next couple of stitches without going through any of those. If the needle does go through a fold, you really need to pull it all out from under the foot and pop out that stitch. Leaving it in will steal way too much of your binding from you for turning over the edge later. Trust me, it's worth the extra effort to fix that. And you go along, doing the Dory thing - "Just keep swimming, Just keep swimming" - nice and slow, until you finally arrive back where you started and you do some funky Twister struggle to get a bumpless binding connecting seam in one tiny scallop space. That was an adventure, but happily successful. :) Even the quilt was happy that this part was accomplished! Look at it grinning away at me from where I set it down to await TV time and the scallop-trimming: Again, with that task - go slow! You don't want to slice through your stitches when you're cutting those inner angles! Yeah, I was holding my breath a lot for those. It took 50 minutes to cut this twin quilt's scallops - Just so you know. You also want a nice, smooth edge. You do NOT need to snip the angles into the point of the stitching to achieve pretty inner corners later. Let it stay stronger by keeping its seam allowance intact. Also - I would stick to scissors for this task. A rotary cutter, even the tiny one, would be too risky at those inner angles. All sources and quilters stressed to me that scalloped bindings really, REALLY need to be hand-stitched down. This was fine for me, as I only machine-finish bindings on baby quilts and quilts with super-thick backings like corduroy and minky. This is another point you need to allow extra time for, though. I had comforted myself during the attachment time that at least the hand-stitching part would be more regular in time demands. However! Judging by the distance I got while watching movies with my very sick 15yo - - - it will take a total of 9 2-hour movies to stitch this baby all down, compared to a usual 3 or 4 for this size. So..... all together, at every stage, you need to factor in much, MUCH more time to put on a scalloped binding. But they're worth it! I was happy to find that the bias binding eases around the curved edges quite nicely after you practice a few. For me and my tastes, the 2 1/4 inch strips I sewed on were a perfect match for the 1/4" seam allowance I cut. I usually use 3/8" allowance on bindings, but with the curves I went a little shallower. I found it easiest to stop pinning at the middle of a scallop and jump ahead to the next angle. Fold the first edge flat like this, keeping a good tension at the stitches on the right. Fold the second edge flat like this, again making sure you don't have gapping at the stitches on that side. (Don't pull it all super-tight, just get it to the stitching.) You'll have a nice pleat running up the center of the angle. Now you can bend the whole she-bang up at the edge. You want to pinch the fold in place at the edge of the quilt while allowing it to spread back out on the edge of the binding that will meet the corner when you finish laying it down. My thumb is hiding the folded part that I'm pinching here: Now lay it down flat on the point of stitching. You can see how the fold slid open so that it disappears right at the edge of the point, but remained in place at the inner angle. All this prep work is the part that gets much faster and neater for you after you've fumbled through a few. These want to be pinned vertically. I can't get clips to hold the fold nice enough for me, so I just be careful of the porcupine effect as I'm working. Now you can go back and pin the gap just behind the angle. Don't worry about the fullness at the sewing edge. . . . . . It will lay itself down very nicely because of the bias cut if you use an invisible ladder-type stitching that you can see Nadine show at her tutorial. I tried to get a shot for you to see how I treat the angles. As the quilt is used, I don't want those folds to get pulled out and then be all ugly-popped. So I stitch each one invisibly shut - front and back. *However* - I was also concerned that pulling stress on twisting scallops might pop stitches at those corners, so I left the outer 1/3 or so unstitched, to allow for a wee bit of give without giving the fold room to pop out. Hopefully you can see here what I'm talking about. I'm sure this is where all the extra stitching time is coming from, but I'm also sure from playing around with an un-secured angle that I will not at all regret this extra care in the stitching. It just gets all messy without it when you manipulate the quilt edge. So! If you're considering a scalloped edge, leave yourself plenty of time, understand that it's an adventure, and go for it! They're beautiful edgings for the designs that want them, and well worth the time and effort. Feel free to share with me your own experiences, tips, or ask questions. FMQ Station: It's time to get the next party started!! This is getting pin-basted today. I have chemical sensitivity and some systemic health issues that I protect from carcinogenics like the propellant in spray cans, so I pass up all the basting sprays. Hounds' Blues is 60 x 60 inches. I succeeded once again at keeping everything limited to what was already in my stash! I was even able to Frankenstein some Hobbs Heirloom batting pieces together for it. I splice them using this overlapped and curvy cutting approach shown by Anne. I call it "Frankensteining" because I don't buy the iron-on tape - it's easy and quick enough to just whipstitch the joins. I use big stitches, approaching an inch apart and spanning a 1/4 inch either side of the gap. They look like Frankenstein stitches! Or big football stitches. And they go very, very quickly. You just snug it enough to make the gap disappear but not enough to make a ridge. See how hard it is to find that join? It likes to pull a little loose when you lift the batting, but just smooth it all snug again when you layer your quilt sandwich. If you baste sufficiently (whatever your favorite method), you will have no pull-away or bunching. Works like a charm. [I need to add this qualifier: if the quilt is going to have fairly wide-spaced quilting (like 4" apart or so), you'd need to use much closer stitches to keep it more stable. At that point, I'd probably opt for the ease of the iron-on tapes. ;D] For myself, I have not had good results zigzagging batting seams in the machine - They like to bunch or stretch, and I find the resulting depression still detectable after the quilt is finished. (Although I'm sure it would disappear completely in something that is hyper-quilted.) Piecing Station: Just started going through my scrap bin, cutting blues and whites into log cabin pieces for the next gift needed. They'll grow up into Run, Kitty, Run, but right now this station does not get priority. ~*~*~*~*~ Linking up at Lee's WIP Quiltsy WIP Esther's WOW Leah's UFO Sunday
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Ever wonder how sewists get perfect topstitching. The secret is to use an Edge Stitch Foot. Learn the secrets to better sewing with this amazing presser foot.
Molly Sedlacek of ORCA shares her thoughts on better, more planet-friendly hardscaping options for outdoor spaces—including her line of permeable pavers.
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This post includes more pictures of my social studies interactive notebooks we have used this school year. You will see most of the information in this post are foldables from Dinah Zike and mine is lacking color like the students. Global grid system notes Maps versus globes Venn diagram Parts of a map foldable Vocabulary to accompany our textbook Landforms found above and below sea level foldable Types of landforms foldable Cornell notes on South America from our textbook This is a bad copy of the foldables notebook I used. Hope this helps all of those who were wondering where the book came from and what it looked like.
Chamomile Tee is a light and feminine cropped t-shirt. The t-shirt is worked from the top down, where increases first are made for the shoulder, then the sleeves and finally the armhole. An i-cord edge is worked along the neckline, and wide ribbing is used to finish the body and the sleeves. Sizes: XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL Bust circumference: 90 (95) 101 (104) 115 (124) 135 cm or 35.5 37.5 39.75 41 45.25 48.75 53.25 inches (measured just below the armholes). Size guide: Chamomile Tee is designed to have approx. 4-6 cm 1.5-2.25 inches of positive ease. The sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL are designed to fit a bust circumference of 80-85 cm (85-90 cm) 90-95 cm (95-100 cm) 100-110 cm (110-120 cm) 120-130 cm or 31.5-33.5 inches 33.5-35.5 inches 35.5-37.5 inches 37.5-39.5 inches 39.5-43.3 inches 41.3-47.25 inches 47.25-51.25 inches. Measure yourself with a measuring tape around your bust or your widest upper body point to determine which size will fit you. (Keep in mind that these measurements will only be achieved if you are using the correct gauge). Recommended needles: Circular needle 4 mm US 6m, 60 cm and 80 cm or 100 cm) 16, 24 and 32 or 40 inches Circular needle 3 mm US 3m and 80 cm or 100 cm) 16 and 32 or 40 inches Gauge: 22 stitches x 30 rows in stockinette stitch on needle 4 mm US 6 = 10 x 10 cm 4 x 4 inches. Materials: The tee is knitted using one thread of Alpaca held together with one thread of Kid-Silk. 200 (200) 250 (250) 250 (300) 300 g of Alpaca by DROPS (50 g = 167 m) 182 yards. 75 (100) 100 (100) 125 (125) 125 g of Kid-Silk by DROPS (25 g = 200 m) 218 yards. …………………………………………………………………………………………….. Chamomile Tee er en let og feminin cropped t-shirt. T-shirten strikkes oppefra og ned, hvor der først laves udtagninger til skulderen, herefter til ærmet og til sidst til ærmegabet. Der strikkes en i-cord kant langs halsudskæringen, mens der strikkes brede ribkant som afslutning til krop og ærmerne. Størrelser: XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL Strikkens overvidde: 90 (95) 101 (104) 115 (124) 135 cm (målt lige under ærmegabet). Størrelsesguide: Chamomile Tee har et bevægelsesrum på ca. 4-6 cm. Størrelserne XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL er designet til at passe et brystmål på 80-85 cm (85-90 cm) 90-95 cm (95-100 cm) 100-110 cm (110-120 cm) 120-130 cm. Mål dig selv rundt om brystet eller det bredeste punkt på din overkrop for at finde den rigtige størrelse, der vil passe dig, inden du går igang. (Vær opmærksom på, at disse mål kun er gældende hvis strikkefastheden overholdes). Vejledende pinde: Rundpind 4 mm (40 cm, 60 cm og 80 cm eller 100 cm). Rundpind 3 mm (40 cm og 80 cm eller 100 cm). Strikkefasthed: 22 masker x 30 pinde i glatstrik på pind 4 mm = 10 x 10 cm. Materialer: Der strikkes med en tråd Alpaca sammen med en tråd Kid-Silk. 200 (200) 250 (250) 250 (300) 300 g Alpaca fra Drops (50 g = ca 167 m). 75 (100) 100 (100) 125 (125) 125 g Kid-Silk fra Drops (25 g = ca 200 m).
Updated 4-25-12 with new and improved pictures! In honor of Sew, Mama, Sew’s quilting month I am finally getting around to posting this pictorial tutorial (say that 10 times fast!) on how to …
Collection Prestigio Type Porcelain Tiles Thickness 3/8 in (10.00 mm) Weight Per Piece 37.00 Lbs Edge Rectified Country of Origin Italy Look Marble Finish Matte Colors Black
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A fashionably modernized version of a classic granny square cardigan. Check out the free pattern from Originally Lovely!
