Seattle-based artist Carol Milne fabricates flowing glass sculptures that mimic the delicate patterns of knit yarn. Contrary to the assumption that Milne has super-human ability to knit strands of molten glass by hand, the artist instead devised a somewhat complicated process that involves wax casting, mold-making, and kiln-casting.
I want to see the floor plans.
And because it is tattoo Tuesday, here is a 3D printer that has been adapted by French students into a tattoo machine.
Today is Doughnut Day and I would like to mention the Blue Goose Market and Bakery in Hancock, Maryland.
What you can find there are the finest apple cider doughnuts on the planet.
They have other bakery, too.
And bears and other gifts, as well as fruit in season.
They are located near the intersection of I68 and I70 in Hancock. Look for the big flag.
There are many dates listed on the internet for International Tiara Day, but take it from me, Tiara Day is today and I know because I am wearing mine.
Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara
And there are rules for wearing the tiara . . .
You must never apologize for your tiara. Never. Don’t make jokes about it, don’t make disparaging remarks about yourself wearing it and don’t take it off because you feel stupid. The tiara is your right and it needs to be respected, both by the outside world and by you, its wielder. That’s right, “wielder.” It may not be a scepter, but when the tiara’s on, you’re harnessing its power, not merely wearing it.
Here are some more royal tiaras
Cambridge Lovers Knot Tiara
King George VI Royal Diadem
Durbar Tiara
Spencer Family Tiara
Meander Tiara
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I still miss my man, but my aim is getting better.
Gunsmoke and Knitting 