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📍 Sideblog is for sharing DIY tutorials and ideas. Mostly for reused materials.
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Victorian puzzle purse
What you need:
A square paper. Mine is 21 x 21cm cut from a A4 paper. Use a thicker paper if you are going to be using watercolours as you’re going to be painting double sided.
Your favourite decorating tools!
Below is the How-to. I’ve also uploaded a more detailed tutorial on my story for my origami beginners so that you can flick back and forth:
Fold along diagonally in both corners. You will have two creases forming four triangles.
Fold into three sections. Rotate 90 degrees and repeat this step folding inwards.
Flip it over!
Fold all bottom corners to meet the corners of the centre square.
Flip it over again so you’re back on the side you started with.
Fold four corners inwards and twist slightly until a pinwheel shape forms. This bit is a bit scary but trust your creases!
Form a purse by folding the arms inwards.
Tuck the last arm in! 💌
Decorating tips: Make it unique for the person receiving it! In my card I’ve included things that we both like: lemons and apples we like to bake desserts with, favourite flowers…. And lots of cliche stuff like love hearts, angels, love birds and poems because why not! I’ve placed these motives in mirroring positions to create symmetry – gives it that folky vibe
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Pigeon Purse, a free crochet pattern designed by Emma Manos on Ravelry.
Tea knights (Creamer and sugar bowl in marine-animal forms; 1883 AD; Medium: silver and silver-gilt.)
slightly unusual gryphons
(more slightly unusual gryphons)
Against the spectre of Russian aggression, renewables are in
From the article:
A revolution, of sorts, is unfolding in Eastern Europe. The solar energy rollout there is accelerating at a blistering pace. I’ve noted before how Poland (arguably better described as a Central European country today) is installing solar panels faster than the UK – despite having a much smaller population, and less than half the GDP per capita.
Much of Eastern Europe as a region has seen a 5x increase in solar generation is five years. Some countries are already getting close to 50% solar energy in the summer. For countries that were still using a lot of coal, switching straight to solar yields even greater emissions reductions than in a country that is switching from natural gas to renewables.
Some of the main drivers of this change have been renewable energy's strategic value: Renewables make countries more energy independent through being less reliant on energy imports, and because of their decentralized nature renewables are less vulnerable to disruption.
