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I am hiding upstairs this morning it is still cool here and I can hear all kinds of activity coming from the garden, so my nagging seems to have had some effect.
We have started being active on Twitter and Facebook again as we now have some nice pictures and interesting goings on in the woods to post about. We have also been made aware of a relatively new site called Pinterest. I would be interested to hear if anyone else has being using this. I have been collating images of great treehouses and the collection so far can be seen here.
The HCA is the advocacy body for traditional heritage crafts. It provides a focus for craftspeople, groups, societies and guilds, as well as individuals who care about the loss of traditional crafts skills, and works towards a healthy and sustainable framework for the future. Friday, 17 June 2011. The Marsh Awards for Heritage Craft 2011. And the Marsh Christian Trust. Thursday, 24 March 2011.
I have just moved all the old posts from the www. Feel free to have a look through them using the craft categories in the left sidebar. At the moment I am not creating new content to the Historic Crafts blog. Thursday, 25 August 2011. Together with this book we c.
The Reverend, Hys Bigge Booke of Leather. DIY medieval and early modern leatherwork. Reproductions by me and others. Costrels, Black Jacks and Other Leather Vessels.
Exploring the possibilities of fabric and fibre. CocoStitch has a tutorial for a single thickness bag. And Burda has instructions for a reversible bag. I chose to make the reversible bag. I might try a tote next.
New Studio Space Equals New Work. Paintings and sculpture, especially ones made using thousands of balloons, working with balloons myself. And a great necklace from Lisa Gibson.
Crafting honourable relationship with land and ancestors. Pictured are an oval basket, a kisheen and a bowl-shaped hedgerow basket. Bamboo-backed American oak with cumaru core. Spalted beech with bone spurs, 24 inch with a slight flex. Influenced by the Alaskan style.
The blogger in me switches off during summer break. but the knitter and the spinner keeps on going . And here it is at night. Aquamarine Kina - finished, blocked and worn on my FIRST EVER supply teaching posting! Does it need to be explained? Where we s.
Trying new techniques and good intentions. I am such a bad blogger! The good intentions are always there but life seems to get in the way, I think I will just accept that I am not one of these wonder women I admire so much who manage to juggle a zillion things at once, and blog as and when I can, there.
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My Sweet Canary - Roza Eskenazi, Queen of Rembetika. Ara Dinkjian and Night Ark - Treasures. Mustafa Kandirali - A tribute to one of the greatest Turkish-Gypsy clarinet players. Sihirli Define - DVD - Müzeyyen Senar. Son Beste - DVD 7002 Zeki Müren. The Road To Rembetika - Music of a Greek Sub-culture - Book and CD. Prices plus sales tax, plus delivery.
Empanada de Guayaba y Queso. Although, this website is a work in progress, I have posted some recipes along with some pictures. Over the next few weeks a lot more content will appear. I will continue to post new recipes at least twice a month until I have posted all 100 recipes.
پروانه ها در پیله دنیا را نمی فهمند. تقویم ها روز مبادا را نمی فهمند. دریا برای مردم صحرانشین دریاست. ساحل نشینان قدر دریا را نمی فهمند . شاید عده ای از ما هم قدر و منزلت ایران را نمی فهمد . تنها دو مطلب در برگ نخست نمایش داده می شوند برای دیدن سایر مطالب تارنما از منوی موضوعات تارنما و یا گزینه عناوین مطالب در بالای تارنما بهره گیرید. کد نمایش آب و هوا.
Traditional cultures from around the world, seen from original angles. Monday, June 2, 2008. The last uncontacted tribes - in danger of extinction.