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| Beautiful Painted Giant Bottle and Below. |
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Sunday, 8 February 2015
Painted Giant Bottles
Here are some art form I have observed that had caught my attention while visiting the various shopping malls in my area. These colourful painted giant bottles look nice and beautiful. It reminds me of painting all the used bottles that I had and which I had collected. I only collect bottles that were attractive in shape and size. Here are the painted giant bottles that I had come across.
Friday, 9 January 2015
Crochet,My Work
I was discussing
crafts with my friend Lucy when we nonchalantly talk about crochet, then I
recalled that when I was in Nursing Training College I had done a few crochet
pieces. I called up my sister and asked her to check it out, where it has gone
to and luckily she told me my mom kept it. She recently bought all of it to me
and I was very happy to be able to see what I can accomplish at that age, even
more now that I can enjoy using it to decorate my house.
This type of
crochet is called ‘Filet Crochet’ an old technique, which is popular in the
late nineteenth century. It is still popular in countries like Holland, France
and Germany. It is used to make curtains, tablecloths and decorative edges.
Here are some of my pieces;
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| My first piece Cherubs Filet |
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| Beautiful Peacock Work |
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| Double Deer Crochet |
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| Awesome Rose Crochet |
Wednesday, 31 December 2014
A Visit to The Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London.
During our recent trip to the
UK we managed to spend some time visiting the Natural History Museum in South
Kensington. Unlike our previous visits, (this was the fifth visits), there was
a long queue outside the main entrance this time. Many visitors were from the
E.U. Anyway the visit was worth it as there are so many interesting things
inside that you can see and learn. Definitely a day is not enough to go through
all the amazing discoveries there. Here is some pictures I took, look at the awesome
architecture of the majestic building.
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| The Queue to go in to The Natural History Museum, London |
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| Inside The Majestic Building of The Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. |
Saturday, 27 December 2014
Christmas Markets in England December 2014
This
Christmas season I visited a few Christmas markets in England, my favourite one
is in Edinburgh. I guess it’s because the market is very easy to stroll through
and it was not as crowded as the one in Hyde Park, London. I ended up buying
quite a few wooden ornaments which I like very much. We also tried out the
various European Christmas foods. The Christmas market in Edinburgh is a plus
point because of its location, it is near The Waverly Train Station, and the
background is the stunning Edinburgh Castle and it is right in the heart of
town, Prince’s Street in front and Prince’s Garden is where the Christmas
market was.
Below is the Christmas market in Hyde Park, London.
Friday, 26 December 2014
Winter Plant In England
The winter
garden in England is quite bare compared to other seasons, but still I find it
very interesting to explore on the cold winter day. I took this opportunity to
walk around and observe what plants can survive the cold weather and also to
see the condition of the garden. We came across this beautiful red berry plant
and it does remind me of the Christmas season and the other picture is what
most gardens look like at this season, still there is some greenery to be enjoyed.
These pictures were taken in the Country Park of The Pollok Garden, Glasgow,
Scotland.
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| Beautiful Winter Berry Plant |
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| Overgrown weeds at The Pollok Garden in Winter |
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| Trees in Winter |
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