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White poppy for peace in the world

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Colours!

Medieval Manuscripts Ink and Pigment Sampler

This ink and pigment sampler was compiled by the Special Collections Conservation Unit of the Preservation Department of Yale University Library. 

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Detail!

Paris str B RF18 7754 - The Impression

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This is a digital 2d sketch for a linocut animation I am planning.

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Yan Tan Tethera on film. Montage by Roswitha Chesher.

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Lovely double knitting colourwork! #double knitting #colourwork # knitting

It’s time for me to brag about my knitting again!  And with this project 9 months in the making, I think I’m entitled a bit. ;)

This is the Inari Kitsune pattern by Tania Richter, during which I learned that I am a slow-ass knitter because I could NEVER have done this KAL in the allotted time.  But still, I’m really proud of how it came out.  I recommend full view, to see the details!

It’s reversible and really super soft

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DK double knitting STAR WARS! Great motifs #charts #knitting

The double knitting technique is great. It has a light side, and a dark side, it binds the scarf together… you can see where I’m going with this can’t you. I only found out about double knitting this past summer and got monumentally carried away. This Star Wars Scarf is just one of the results.

Click on the knitting charts for full sized images. They are worked in order bottom to top.

Edit: For everyone asking I used UK size 10 (3.25mm) needles and the yarn was a reasonably priced dk weight (8ply). I used about 150g of each colour but I knit pretty tightly so you may want to get extra.

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He’s in training, he’s getting ready!

Santa getting in shape for christmas.

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Magnificent sheep!

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A poster I have been working on for my graduation show. It is my final project - ‘Legends From Around the World’, a collaboration with Becky Jenkinson, Emily Jackson, Matt Tebbutt, Oliver Flewitt and Rob Havinden.

‘Legends From Around the World’ is a compendium of five films, each based on different legends and tales. Going from left to right in this poster:

Amaterasu the Sun Goddess - a Japanese creation story

La Llorona - a South American horror story

The Jersey Pest - a North American urban myth

The Fox Woman - a Native American and Inuit tale

The Griffin - based on Mongolian folklore

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Love these floating parasols

Coimbra’s Street

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Would certainly want to wear a gauntlet if I had one of these!

hare riding a hound with a trained snail of prey

Pontifical of Guillaume Durand, Avignon, before 1390

Paris, Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, ms. 143, fol. 165r

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So sweet! Tiny baby dragon.

By Suami, via Wonderful DIY.

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humbletoys on Etsy

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Sanctuary and Cell. Framework Knitting in Ruddington.- how weird to see my 80s self again - left-handed grafter.