Sentences with phrase «skeins at»

This year after searching all over Paris every holiday, at last found all the right colour skeins at BHV — they have a good craft department — and have now finished all the work.

I think pretty much anything available at large craft chains (bernat, red heart, lion brand, Caron, patons) are pretty affordable, a nd if you take buy one skein at a time w / the Joann's 40 % off coupon, then you can really get a deal!

Not exact matches

I can see that unhealed damage causes a person to see things in a skewed way, but the Lord is expert at unpicking the most tangled skeins.

Enter a comment in today's post to have a chance at a 2 - year subscription to Taproot (or extension of your current sub), PLUS two skeins of the beautiful Stone Wool yarn needed to make the Quill Hat (by Andrea Mowry) featured in this issue.

Skein after skein of beautiful, soft, homegrown yarn from our very own fiber flock, plus a large box of scrap wool and roving that we can use to spin at home and to stuff dolls, pillows, and Skein after skein of beautiful, soft, homegrown yarn from our very own fiber flock, plus a large box of scrap wool and roving that we can use to spin at home and to stuff dolls, pillows, and skein of beautiful, soft, homegrown yarn from our very own fiber flock, plus a large box of scrap wool and roving that we can use to spin at home and to stuff dolls, pillows, and toys.

At the Craft Center, visitors can dye their own skein of wool yarn using modern dyeing techniques and make felted jewelry.

Visitors can dye their own skein of wool yarn using modern dyeing techniques, and make a drop spindle at the Craft Center.

Throughout Memorial Day weekend, visitors can also try using a modern process to dye wool at the Hands - on Craft Center and they can take home their own small skein of Old Sturbridge Village sheep wool (fee applies).

George, expressing friendship if not romantic interest, takes Christine to dinner and then to a transactional - analysis workshop at which Christine is prompted, by her partner in one of the exercises, to blurt out her interconnected skein of insurmountable problems that, above all, are rooted in her own prickly character.

Look closely at Jananne Al - Ani's untitled 1996 photograph of a woman transformed by the process of being unveiled, or at Ghada Amer's Eight Women in Black and White (2004), with its dense skein of stitches masking pornographic images of women, or at Mona Hatoum's Prayer Mat (1995), made of sharply pointed pins that render the mat threatening.

Co., presenting Let Us Now Praise Susan Sontag at the Abrons Arts Center in 2015 and Public People's Enemy at the Ibsen Conference in Skein, Norway in 2016.

2001 The Bellevue Annual, Bellevue Museum of Art, Bellevue, WA Horse Tales, curated by Ezra Shales, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY Contemporary Skeins, curated by Heather Rogers, Contemporary Craft Gallery, Portland, OR PDX at CCC, Clatsop Community College, Astoria, OR

Commonly cited examples, which are repeated in the catalog, include, among others, Lynda Benglis» pouring of pigmented latex directly on a floor, on which it hardened; Richard Serra's works in which he cast molten lead into the corner where floor met wall (one of which has been reproduced at SFMOMA); Robert Smithson's pouring of viscous asphalt down a hillside outside Rome; and Eva Hesse's «Rope Piece,» in which lengths of rope were let to hang loosely in a space in three - dimensional mimicry of the skeins of pigment in Pollock's drip paintings.

Note: If you think the prices are high (which you may at first glance if you're accustomed to shopping at big box stores), then I recommend you purchase your own skeins of pure wool (which aren't cheap) and spend several hours attempting to create a hat, at which point you'll realize the skill, the hours, and the knowledge that goes into such an item.

It wasn't cheap to buy two skeins of that locally produced yarn, but at least I'm making a statement with my consumer dollars to a nearby farmer, endorsing his or her decision to make a living raising sheep.