It's mostly about yarn. Don't get too excited.
~ Thursday, November 15 ~
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~ Friday, August 3 ~
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Design traced out on my silk with a fabric pen.

Design traced out on my silk with a fabric pen.

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~ Thursday, August 2 ~
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A rough draft of the design I want to create on a silk dance veil.

A rough draft of the design I want to create on a silk dance veil.


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I’m back

I’m back from quite a blogging hiatus with lots of projects to post.


~ Wednesday, July 25 ~
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truebluemeandyou:

DIY Twenty Five Tutorials for Pets and Their Owners from Everything Etsy here. The list has everything from dog treats to a pet bed to homemade dog shampoo.

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Twenty Five Tutorials for Pets and Their Owners from Everything Etsy here. The list has everything from dog treats to a pet bed to homemade dog shampoo.


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~ Tuesday, July 24 ~
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~ Friday, July 6 ~
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theatlantic:

A Interactive Visualization of China’s Air Pollution

When a ranking Chinese government official slammed the U.S. embassy and consulates in China earlier this month for measuring local air pollution data, calling it “violating diplomatic conventions,” Chinese web users snapped back. “Can’t you see the bad pollution yourself?” asked one typical comment.
China’s censors have tremendous power in print, online, and even in public spaces such as Tiananmen Square. But when it comes to air pollution, even the Chinese government can’t obscure the facts. People see and breathe it every day.
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theatlantic:

A Interactive Visualization of China’s Air Pollution

When a ranking Chinese government official slammed the U.S. embassy and consulates in China earlier this month for measuring local air pollution data, calling it “violating diplomatic conventions,” Chinese web users snapped back. “Can’t you see the bad pollution yourself?” asked one typical comment.

China’s censors have tremendous power in print, online, and even in public spaces such as Tiananmen Square. But when it comes to air pollution, even the Chinese government can’t obscure the facts. People see and breathe it every day.

Read more.


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~ Thursday, July 5 ~
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ferol:

Because knit pants will NEVER. not. be. funny.

ferol:

Because knit pants will NEVER. not. be. funny.


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~ Sunday, June 10 ~
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