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Posts
KAL: Two Socks, One Week
- Post 1: This Idea I Have
- Post 2: Let's Do This Thing
- Post 3: Crazy Timelines
- Post 4: Yarn & Needles & Gauge
- Post 5: Download The Pattern
- Post 6: Video Tutorial: Magic Loop
- Post 7: Pattern Deconstruction 1.
- Post 8: Pattern Deconstruction 2.
- Post 9: Almost At the Start!
- Post 10: KAL Begins: Sock 1, Cuff/Ankle
- Post 11: Sock 1, Heel Flap
- Post 12: Sock 1, Turn the Heel
- Post 13: Sock 1, Set Up & Work Gusset
- Post 14: Sock 1, Working the Foot
- Post 15: Sock 1, Make The Toe, Graft It Closed
- Post 16: Let's Start Sock 2
- Post 17: Block Those Socks/Take a Bow
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...Not Thinking about Cashmere
But Enough About Me...
- K.Line
- Toronto, Canada
- Form/Function. Line/Curve. Safe/Risk. Art/Craft. Body/Mind. Fashion intersects these. It's how we express what is popular in what is personal. It's where intellect debates sex; where soft and hard duke it out. So much mystery underpins beautiful things. So much confidence rests upon them. Discuss.
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K-LIne, I LOVE the composition of these shots. For some reason they bring to mind images of Japanese prints. The simplicity and complexity you capture is really beautiful. #2 is my favorite. I can almost feel the tree popping with new life.
ReplyDeletegod these pictures are amazing! the blue is so BLUE and so clear! love them!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Is it an old school Honey Locust, with the scary-looking thorns?
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteBel: Why thank you. One of the many shots I've lost in it's original (high res) versions. Alas. I should disclose that my very good photo of a husband took these.
ReplyDeleteDrollgirl: The sky was an awesome colour that day. We've had some very crap weather (for, like, 3 years now) so this day was a gift. The tree shade really brings out the blue, don't you think? Thanks for your comment.
Sal: This one doesn't have thorns. I didn't know they come with thorns. I'm going to have to look it up!
E and Wendy: Thank you so much. Once again, credit goes to Scottie.
It's a beautiful picture of a bright sunny day. My mother passed recently and it is strange how beauty like this brings up poignant feelings. Tell Scottie he has a good eye and a new fan of his photography.
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And you have mad skills in photography too? The do look a little "I'm turning Japanese
ReplyDeleteI think I'm turning Japanese
I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese
I really think so
I'm turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese
I really think so
Turning Japanese
I think I'm turning Japanese
I really think so"
Obvious I am in a better mood today and your photos was so calming....
Oh beautiful photos! Someday I may learn to take such beautiful photos. The honey locust is nice, mine was too close to the house, and disturbing the foundation, and had to come down. I miss it.
ReplyDeleteWOW.... beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
D. I certainly will. And I'm sorry to hear about your mother. Sometimes, in grief, the most simple things can bring up a very deep response. I'm thinking about you...
ReplyDeleteGJ: You're a nut! :-)
Mardel: Your photos are lovely! Eek about the tree. I know, given the flowering almond situation, how stressful that can be and I've only had that little sweetie for a year or so. The almond appears to be rallying, fyi!!