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[sameermi]

Recycled Paper Bags Market Growth Driven by Sustainability Trends

The recycled paper bags industry is witnessing a robust transformation as sustainability and eco-friendly packaging solutions gain prominenc

[davestinyworkshop]

Outdoor Nativity Set – Dave's Tiny Workshop.pdf

Originally posted to my old blog May 18, 2016.

[wig-supplies-and-more]

Free 3-Ply Blue Disposable Face Masks

Free 3-Ply Blue Disposable Face Masks. We understand that many of our guests and customers have limited access to face masks. While supplies last, customers will receive a FREE 3-ply blue disposable Face Mask with every order!

Free 3-Ply Blue Disposable Face Masks

3-Ply Blue Disposable Face Mask

  We understand that many of our guests and customers have limited access to face masks.  Some websites have extended the delivery time 2 weeks or more!  It is our greatest priority to help our customers stay safe.   While supplies last, customers will receive a FREE 3-ply blue disposable Face Mask with every order!

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[grandthriftoutro-blog]

You could spend $2.46 to buy an unopened box of novelty tissues from the ‘70s. I’m conflicted as to why “man size” tissues were ever a thing, but more so in the fact that someone kept these around unopened for around 40 years and wound up donating them to a thrift store. 

[azuremakes]

Targhee x faux cashmere done! Swatching for reference and gauge, Ohhhhh super fluffy.

[talviknits]

Spinning Challenge 2015: February

February task in Merinelle's spinning challenge was to spin self-striping or gradient yarn. Sounds easy enough? The challenge part was that you had to mix two or more colors, not spin straight from a top dyed to be striping or gradient.

I decided to go for a gradient three-ply in two colors, arranging the colors so that they flow from one to the other ply by ply.

The LYS stocks John Arbon's deliciously soft alpaca/BFL blend and I got two bumps, in natural white and natural black humbug.

I divided both bumps -- just by sight, didn't weigh them -- into 1/2, 1/3 and 1/6 parts, then sorted them in separate bags according to the above chart. Well, this is the colors reversed but the same idea.

Started spinning from the white end, ending with black, then plied in the reverse order. The second and third bobbins look pretty identical because you can't see how much white is underneath. The third bobbin was considerably lighter than the other two, so I apparently hadn't divided the bumps evenly.

In the plied yarn, there's considerably more solid white than solid black, and also much less two-plies-white, one-ply-black than vice versa. So not as evenly split as I'd planned.

On Ravelry: Gradient Experiment

Fiber: John Arbon Textiles 70% alpaca/30% BFL in natural white and black humbug

Yardage: 466 m/510 yd 

Skein weight: 190 g/6.7 oz 

Grist: 2454 m/kg or 1218 ypp 

Plies: 3 

Yarn weight: DK 

This was my first time spinning alpaca and only the second time doing three-ply, so still firmly outside my comfort zone. Which of course was a big part why I joined the challenge. Can't wait for what's in store for March!

[boobasprite]

3-ply and Poly:be Press present the launch of a new artist book by Christopher L G Hill with performative readings at Slopes (Melbourne, Australia on Thurs 22nd May) and Monograph Bookwerks (Portland, USA on Thurs 29th May)

3-ply and Poly:be Press present:

tink thank

by Christopher L G Hill

tink thank by Christopher L G Hill Softcover, 124pp, offset  110 x 180 mm Edition of 500 Design by Nicholas Tammens & Christopher L G Hill Published by 3-ply and Poly:be Press, 2014 ISBN 978-0-9873555-2-2 RRP AUD22.00 / USD20.00 Purchase from 3-ply via World Food Books Purchase from Poly:be Press (USA)

Since 2011, @CLGHill has sustained an open-ended project of twitter poetry, “a florid poem flailing in reflexivity”. In his artist book tink thank, Christopher L G Hill has translated these haiku-like tweets for a non-virtual, printed environment. The result is not an analogue duplication; through addition, subtraction and reformatting, a new multi-stanza work has emerged that explores the lived nature of expression, impression and introspection.

You are warmly invited to celebrate the launch of tink thank with two evenings of performative readings:

  @ Slopes  (Melbourne, Australia) Thursday 22 May 2014, 5:30 – 7:30 pm 9 Smith St, Fitzroy, VIC 3065

Programme: Christopher L G Hill will present a reading from tink thank, Alex Selenitsch will speak about words, and Justin Clemens will read Et en es… and palindromic poetry.

@ Monograph Bookwerks  (Portland, USA) Thursday 29 May 2014, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 5005 NE 27th at Alberta, Portland, OR 97211

Programme: Lisa Radon will read from Prototyping Eutopias, Morgan Ritter will perform a selection of poetry, and excerpts from tink thank will be presented by a poet-actor to be announced.

Visit 3-ply at the MCA Book Fair

Copies of tink thank and other publications from 3-ply will be at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA/Sydney) Zine Fair. Sunday 24 May 2014, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.    Visit 3-ply + Surpllus at Table 26.

tink thank is jointly published by 3-ply and Poly:be Press   3-ply is an independent publishing initiative that focuses on publication, writing, editing and translation as an extension of art practice. www.3ply.net Poly:be Press is a new imprint that catalyses projects traversing the digital and analogue, including translations, hybrid works, and material archiving of digital ephemera. www.polybepress.net 3-ply is distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Perimeter Distribution.   For wholesale orders in other regions, contact 3-ply here or Poly:be Press here. With thanks to:

[wintermurdocked]

My aunt and uncle have 3-ply toilet paper at their house.

god bless their souls