by Susan Sontag (1933-2004) Written in 1964. First published in 1966. Cover of the 1969 edition of Susan Sontag’s Against Interpretation and Other Essays. Photograph on the cover by Peter Huj…
Hi there, I’ve been quilting away the last month, and have some beautiful quilts to share with you…let’s start with one of my recent finishes… Susan made this incredible quilt and asked me last fall if I would quilt it for her. It was an absolute pleasure adding all the beautiful quilty texture t
English actress Susan George posed wearing a blue blouse, seated on a wicker chair beside a river in England in 1972.
Susan Sarandon's cleavage is nothing new, but it is something marvelous.
VEST NO.32 from DAISY & PEACE ______________________________ Please note that this listing is a pattern, not a physical product. - Level: Upper beginner - Intermediate - Language: English, using US crochet terms. - This product includes a .pdf file of detailed instruction with illustrated images. ______________________________ GAUGE (Approximate) 20 sts and 11 rows = 4"x4” [10x10 cm] in Waffle Look stitch with 4mm crochet hook. ______________________________ SIZES/ DIMENSIONS (approximate): XS, Small, Medium, Large, XL, XXL ______________________________ MATERIALS & TOOLS: 1. Susan’s Family Morandi, color No.13 (Blue): 350 (400, 450, 450, 500, 550) grams for sizes XS (S, M, L, XL, XXL) respectively. Note: You could choose another yarn brands, please make sure that the yarn weight is Aran/ 10ply and the knitting gauge written on the yarn label is about 18 stitches = 4 inches (10cm). 2. Size 4mm crochet hook 3. Size 4.5mm crochet hook 4. Scissors 5. Tapestry needle 6. Measuring tape ______________________________ As the pattern was created by me and was tested by humans, human error or clarification are inevitable. Therefore, I am really happy to address your questions or concerns. ______________________________ This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share or resell this pattern. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Thanks for your visiting! Enjoy your stay! With love, Daisy & Peace
Being able to both follow and give directions is an important skill in school, and in life. Kids with language disorders often have trouble with processing the directions we give them, or with being able to formulate accurate directions or descriptions so that another person can complete the task or find the object. This is ... Read More about Susan Berkowitz’s Free Mystery Picture Hunt Game for Following and Giving Directions
This week and for the following two weeks we’re going back to basics. If you are interested in learning fabric collage but thought it was too difficult, let these posts prove to you it isn…
Susan Brubaker Knapp's raw-edge botanical fabric collage tutorial is sew fun & inspiring. Any quilter, fiber artist, or crafter will love it!
Echoes: 24 Modern Knits Inspired by Iconic Women features knitwear patterns dedicated to incredible women — both real and fictional — who have influenced the designer Susan Crawford’s life. The array of icons includes authors such as Beatrix Potter and Virginia Woolf, the musicians Cyndi Lauper and Kate Bush, as well as activists, artists, garden designers and more. This versatile collection features a variety of styles and techniques. It includes cardigans, sweaters, vests, and a dress, as well as shawls, socks, hats, mittens, a blanket, and even a tie. Susan created the designs to resemble heirloom pieces, well-loved and handed down through generations, with stories interwoven into their fabric.The book showcases the continuing impact of others on each of us, and how inspiration often works: creating layers within layers, echoes within echoes. Susan Crawford is a British knitwear designer and author with her own hand-dyed yarn range. She is known for her work on modernising vintage knitwear patterns. Echoes is Susan’s eighth book. Learn more: Pattern Previews for EchoesSusan Crawford — Honouring History and Iconic Women
This simple literacy or math warm up is easy to use and fun for kids to play in a small group setting. Perfect for kindergarten, first or second grade.
Do you Pin? I do. I have a sister who is a Master Pinner, so I’ve learned a lot from her. So guess what I found today. Jazzy in the flesh! :) I don’t know if you’ve read MAKE ME H…
Susan Sarandon's cleavage is nothing new, but it is something marvelous.
When you are photographing, think about what is special about your subject and how you can convey that quality in your photograph.
Episode One: Gianluca’s Story Passions are the stuff men are made of! Gianluca is all about passion. I sometimes find it so difficult to write about Gianluca because he really doesn’t share words! …
Treat yourself to slice of this amazing Pesto, Feta, and Veggie Pizza tonight ... it's so delish!
February’s cohort takes the name of contemporary designer Susan Kare, famous for making the original Apple Mac icons, and a succession of other pixel graphics including the card designs for Microsoft…
Comprehensive guide on Telekinesis. Its uses, strenghts, limits as well as how to learn it. Telekinesis: Learn the ability to Manipulate Matter.
Black-Eyed Susan is a beautiful perennial flower, but it also has potent medicinal benefits. It's closely related to echinacea, and it has many of the same medicinal properties. Just about everyone who's even paid passing
Image 4 of 27 from gallery of Chipakata Children’s Academy / Susan Rodriguez + Frank Lupo + Randy Antonia Lott. Photograph by Rob Duker, Fabian Bedolla, Gord Ray and Joseph Mizzi
Completed in 2015 in Lusaka, Zambia. Images by Rob Duker, Fabian Bedolla, Gord Ray and Joseph Mizzi. The Chipakata Children’s Academy is a new primary school in Zambia, Africa. It is the first initiative of the 14+ Foundation, a New York City-based...
I’m currently at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky visiting the display of a dozen of my “Specimens” quilts. I am honored to have my quilts shown in such a prestigiou…
Designer Susan Kare is the icon of icons. Her presence, as screen graphics and digital font designer at Apple in the '80s, helped establish the paradigm of icons as a navigational tool in graphical user interfaces. Thirty years on, the interface has changed, but the icons are still there, and still owe a lot of their form to Kare.
Joanne Schwartz has been a huge supporter of mine for years now. She’s traveled from California to attend a couple of my Maine quilt retreats, and she’s been a joy to have in class each…
During my January 2021 Patreon Show and Share, I gave feedback to one of my patrons who was working on a father and daughter portrait. She was having trouble with the little girl’s nose. At s…
