In their new picture book published by the British Library, Medieval Monsters, medieval historian Damien Kempf and art historian Maria L. Gilbert explore the fantastic, grotesque and exuberant world of monsters in the Middle Ages through the images found in illuminated manuscripts, from dragons and demons to Yoda and hybrid...
Beowulf "The Arrival of the Hero" and "Unferth's Challenge" multiple choice quizzes assess students' understanding of plot, character, and literary devices. This resource includes: PDF 10 Question Multiple Choice Quiz on "The Arrival of the Hero" PDF 10 Question Multiple Choice Quiz on "Unferth's Challenge" PDF Answer Keys This can be used as a stand alone resource, or you can also find it in "The Arrival of the Hero" and "Unferth's Challenge" Bundle Pack, which also includes: Audio Reading of Text with Analysis Lessons Student Handout with Text of Poem and Guided Reading Analysis Questions BEST DEAL: Beowulf Complete Unit Growing Bundle! Other Beowulf Resources Available Now! "The Coming of Beowulf" "The Battle with Grendel" "The Monster's Lair" and "The Battle with Grendel's Mother" "The Last Battle" | "The Spoils" | "The Farewell I have been teaching Beowulf since 2006, and I continue to add resources, and make updates to previous resources to make the lessons easily teachable for the teachers and easily understandable and engaging for the students. I strive to build resources that reach Today's English Students, as the students sitting in our classrooms today are not the same as the students we had 5 or 10 years ago, nor are they the same as the students we will have 5 or 10 years from now. If you think of something I can do to make this resource better, or if you have questions, or if you have a request for a Beowulf resource, please just let me know. Thank you, and I welcome your feedback!
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As promised, the Manaphy pattern! And yes, she is significantly simpler than Abra. The reason she has no mouth is simply because all of the mouths I tried made her look really awkward and kind of like a diva, so I resolved to simply skip it entierly. I didn't have any pink yarn or I might have crocheted one. ;) I usually make it a policy to only use a single yarn type through the entire pattern, both for aesthetics and functionality. If i use a single type, that means it can be used with any type as long as the same type is used throughout and the hook is the appropriate size. In this case, however, I had to make an exception. The yarn I used for the main body was simply too soft not to use, but it was both too thick to achieve proper detail and only available in a very limited colour palette. Also, it was hell to sew with. Thus, I will split this pattern into two sections, one for each hook size and thus corresponding yarn thickness. Now, instead of crocheting the details, you can simply cut the shapes in felt and glue them on. I didn't, as I didn't have the right felt colours at home at the time, so I'm giving you the option to do the same. ;) Yarn colours used in this pattern: Light Blue, fluffy, 4.00 mm Yellow, 2.00 mm Red, 2.00 mm also some black, for embroidering 4.00 mm/American size G/English size 8 hook Head & Body (make 1): 1: 6 in mc 2: 6inc (12) 3: [sc, inc] x6 (18) 4: [2sc, inc] x6 (24) 5: [3sc, inc] x6 (30) 6: [4sc, inc] x6 (36) 7: [5sc, inc] x6 (42) 8: [6sc, inc] x6 (48) 9: [7sc, inc] x6 (54) 10-13: sc around 14: [7sc, dec] x6 (48) 15: [6sc, dec] x6 (42) 16: [5sc, dec] x6 (36) 17: [4sc, dec] x6 (30) 18: [3sc, dec] x6 (24) 19: [2sc, dec] x6 (18) 20: [sc, dec] x6 (12) stuff head 21: [sc, inc] x6, front loops only (18) 22: [2sc, inc] x6 (24) 23-25: sc around 26: [2sc, dec] x6 (18) 27: [sc, dec] x6 (12) stuff body 28: 6dec (6) fasten off, tighten Feet (make 2): 1: 6sc in mc 2: [sc, inc] x3 (9) 3: sc around fasten off, leave tail Arms (make 2): 1: 6sc in mc (6) 2: sc, inc3, 2sc, inc3, sc (10) Important: Inc3 does not mean three increases, but an increase with the intensity 3, i.e. thrre sc in one hoop as opposed to the normal two. 3: 7sc, inc3, 2sc (12) 4: sc around 5: 8sc, inc3, 3sc (14) 6-7: sc around 8: 9sc, dec, 3sc (13) 9: 8sc, dec, 3sc (12) 10: 8sc, dec, 2sc (11) 11: 8sc, dec, sc (10) 12: 8sc, dec (9) 13: 7sc, dec (8) sc, fasten off. Leave tail. Antennae (make 2): 1: 6sc in mc (6) 2: 6inc (12) 3: [3sc, inc]x3 (15) 4: sc around (15) 5: [3sc, inc]x3 (12) 6: 6dec (6) 7: sc around, front loops only (6) 8-10: sc around (6) 11: inc, sc5 (7) 12-14: sc around (7) 15: inc, sc6 (8) 16-18: sc around (8) 19: inc, sc7 (9) 20-22: sc around (9) 23: dec sc7 (8) 24-26: sc around (8) 27: dec sc6 (7) 28-30: sc around (7) 31: dec, sc5 (6) 32-34: sc around (6) 35: dec, sc4 (5) 36-37: sc around (5) fasten off. Leave tail 2.00 mm/ American size G, English size 14 hook (You can skip this part and make these details in felt if you prefer) Yellow spots, big (make 2) 1: 8sc in mc (8) 2: 8inc (16) 3: [sc, inc]x8 (24) fasten off Yellow spots, small (make 2) 1: 8sc in mc (8) 2: 8inc (16) fasten off Tiny yellow spot (make 1) 1: 6sc in mc fasten off Red jewel (make 1) 1: 4ch, turn, [2sc, inc3]x2 fasten off Now for the assembling process. This should be fairly simple. Make sure that all the parts are properly stuffed and position them with pins to make sure that they end up right where you want them. Sewing in crocheted material can be tricky. Start with the blue parts. As this pattern is smaller and less complex than the Abra pattern, the order in which you do things matters less. Just make sure they're all positioned right. This picture just shows the parts arranged on a table. The antennae should be sewn on right at the top of the head. Now, whether you crochet the details or not, the positioning of them is both tricky and important. Do use this picture (or maybe a picture of manaphy from the games) as a reference for the positioning. The larger yellow dots should be the innermost ones and the tiny yellow dot goes below the red jewel. Manaphy tends to be very expressive. The way I did the eyes was simply because embroidering in crocheted cloth is hell and I didn't have any felt in the right colours. I advise you to use felt, reference pictures and your imagination here. It'll probably get you a better result than mine. ;)
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창조적이고, 진보적이며, 파격적인! 패션 월드에 나타난 몬스터 소문이 대단하다. 한국 패션의 새 에너지를 증명하고 있는 젠틀 몬스터 이야기.(사진) 1월 중순 오픈한 뉴욕 소호 매장에서 만난 젠틀 몬스터의 얼굴들. 오른쪽에서 다섯 번째가 김한국 대표. 홍대 거리를 걷다 보면 다이너마이
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