Yarnoodles

Crochet patterns and inspirations :) This is a blog from a professional or proficient crocheter/hooker. I started over Easter of 2013, so I am still learning the steps. I have a Pinterest board filled with inspirations and free patterns that I would love to try- I aim to get to these, and share the brilliant inspirations from my fellow pinners.

[yarnoodles]

Search for interviewees: Disability and Work

I am currently searching for interviewees for my MSc Human Resource Management Thesis. The aim of my research is to discuss employer practices, attitudes and accommodations affecting the job satisfaction of disabled employees.

Do you fit the following criteria?

·        Have a physical, auditory, visual disability, or long standing illness (Disabilities with visible effects resulting in disclosure of disability to your employer)

·        Are currently working (full time, part time, volunteering, or casual contract)

Interviews will take place in July, via face-to-face, telephone or skype interviews at your convenience. At no point will your employers name be identified, and all interviewees will remain completely anonymous.

If you feel that you fit these criteria, and would like to take part in this research, please email [email protected] for further details. If you think you know someone who fits this criteria and would be interested, please share this information via social media or send them my contact information.

Thank you for your time.

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guides to life

[glassvoices]

how to write a resume

how to protect your home against break-ins

effortlessly earn cash from polls online

reasons to take a foreign language

harsh truths

questions to ask in an interview

getting an apartment

list of jobs based on social interaction levels

long distance relationships: how to stay in contact

how to find a college

marriage

how to ask for a recommendation letter

how to choose a college major

what to do if your wallet is stolen/lost

budgeting

how to write a cover letter

how to handle a phone interview

how to get a copy of your birth certificate

first-time flying tips

how to ask a good question

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[yarnoodles]

Celebrating the LD presentation with Krispy Kreme! These are scientifically proven to cure flares, right? (at Birmingham New Street Station)

[yarnoodles]

Thank you for responding to my Master's survey. I am looking specifically for disabled workers (volunteering, part time or full time) to ask about their employer's practices regarding disability. Your answers will be kept strictly confidential, and you will not be asked to give the name of yourelf or your employer at any point.

Hello everyone!

I am currently doing an MSc in Human Resource Management, and my dissertation will be linked to my interests as a disabled worker. My dissertation currently has the workign title of ‘Disability and Work: The Effect of Empoyer Practices on Job Satisfaction’.  Overall my research is aiming to view correlations between disabled employee perceptions of employer practices regarding disabilities and the individual's job satisfaction. This will be structured in a way that can be sent to employers to basically tell them which practices boosts morale an djob satisfaction of their disabled employees.

In order to gather data I have a survey, and I am looking for disabled workers, either in voluntary, casual, part time or full time positions to fill in this survey to help me with my Masters research. Disability in this survey includes visual, intellectual, auditory, mobility, long standing medical conditions, and mental illness. This survey will be kept completely confidential, as your names and the name of your employer will not be asked at any time. There is an oppotunity to give your email at the end for further discussion, however this is entirely optional. I am hoping to get as many responses as possible, so once you have completed the survey, please send or share the link on!

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[nessthebeautifulmess]

Powerful & creative imagery

[damnoosa-deactivated20190419]

the food and education made me sad.

[bottlesofnerdfightingelephants]

I have always been fascinated by these ‘world of 100 people’ things, I remember spending hours thinking through the ones on a poster at church when I was 9 or so. It really, really makes some really important stuff so blindingly clear, in numbers we can understand. And it should, I hope it does, inspire us to act. 

[quads-for-the-gods]

Amazing post.

[the-tin-dog]

The reason these work so well is because the human brain is actually incapable of comprehending the actual amount in people in the world. Our mind unassisted can only understand numbers up to a certain amount. Even 83% of 7 billion is difficult to grasp because we know that’s a Fuck ton, but on the flip side 17% of 7 billion is a Shit load. So our brain realy can’t comprehend the gravity of what exactly is the difference one fuck ton and one shit load. But when you take away the percent, remove this gigantic 7 billion number, and bring it down to 100, all of a sudden out brains go “oh! I know what 100 is! I can understand this!” And things are a lot clearer.

[yarnoodles]

Hello All :) So its been a while since I posted any of my projects up on here- I have recently moved house, and while waiting for uni to start up again I have picked up my hook and yarn (and went a bit mad).

I finished up a cushion I had gotten about halfway through, and practised crocheting straight lines, converting it into the little purse, currently holding my crochet bits and bobs.

Then I decided to tackle my first proper pattern. I made the wrist warmers, followed my the beret within a couple of days. This was the first time following a pattern had been a success for me (Yay!).

Knowing that I now could follow them, I searched through all my crochet mags, and found the tartan cowl (or infinity scarf). My sister’s friend is up in Scotland doing his PHD, so I thought I would make it and send to him (now I just need a sneaky way of finding his address to send).

I got my mum to flick through the mags too, and she picked out a project bag for her knitting stash- I finished this last night, and sent her the picks this morning.

I am working my way through the crochet to do list, and next I have a Dota 2-themed coaster for my bf, a pair of mittens for my sister, a beanie for my cousin, and then take a breather!

[podkins]

Bobble stitch infinity scarf with crab stitch edge - free pattern and photo tutorial over at Happy in Red.

[karhina03]

Christmas 2013 my Mother and I went through her stash of wool (well at the time I believed it was her only stash but this turned out to be completely wrong!!). I brought it all back to Melbourne and decided, as there were so many colours with only one ball of each, I would crochet her a granny rug from it as her present last Christmas. As she passed away in August the project went on hold but I have now completed the memory rug. I will be able to cosy up in it this winter and remember my lovely, crafty, crazy mother 😘 #Karhina #brunswickstudios #crochet #memoryrug #granny squares #colour #cosy

[crochetmelovely]

Impressive! <3

[yarnoodles]

This is so sweet- I am so sorry for your loss <3

[chrysaliissm]

SOooooo i recently gave my blog a makeover and i’m no longer a fandom blog (i was ellenharvelle), so to make up for it i’ve decided to have a giveaway!

There will be one winner, who will receive:

4 bath bombs of their choice from lush

4 boxes of tea (or two loose leaf bags) from mightytea

3 chocolate bars from green & blacks

2 small candles/1 large from yankee candle

2 incense sampler packs/6 packs incense from auroshikha

if the winner doesnt like a brand/a gift we can figure it out! (dont like chocolate? dont want to burn incense? thats fine!)

Rules!

Gotta be following me <3

Please enter your URL into this google form! (explanation there)

maximum of 10 entries please!

In addition to entering your url, please reblog this post!

no giveaway blogs

gotta get at least 5k notes (I might add more gifts at 7-10k…… fluffy pillow anyone?)

you have to be willing to give me your shipping info!

February 26 is the last day to enter

any questions? feel free to ask me!

[flamingomediapr]

Right. Here is it everything you ever wanted to know about fashion cuts, trends, style, all in one post.

Every example of a trend that existed is list in the above post. So get to know your styles, perfect your image and enjoy mixing trends and different eras together. 😍👌👌

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OH MY GOD I FEEL LIKE I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR A WHILE NOW

[fuckyeahlucifermorningstar]

This is drawing reference porn

[decorkiki]

A Visual #Fashion Guide For Women - Necklines, Skirt Types & More!

By KikiCloset.com

[yarnoodles]

for future reference to me :)

[crochetmelovely]

African Flower Hexagon Tutorial

If you’ve always wondered how to crochet granny squares together, this is a great tutorial that shows you how to join together African Flower Hexagons. If you’ve never tried this technique, not to worry; there are plenty of pictures to help you!

Free crochet pattern! :)

[knittedcreations]

Princess Elsa (Frozen) Amigurumi Pattern PDF by PhilaeArtes (4.00 USD) http://ift.tt/1uJX9XN

[yarnoodles]

My young cousins would love this!!

[crochetninja]

Half Herringbone Double Crochet phone case.  Hair binder and owly button closure. Based off of this pattern: http://haakmaarraak.nl/phone-cover-free-pattern-eng-nl/

[yarnoodles]

This is so cute!

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[tigerpika]

Ok so I knit some scale gauntlets (well, wrist warmers, but you know).

The tutorial knit everything in garter stitch, but I don’t like the look of garter stitch so I used a weird hybrid of stockinette and seed stitch. You always place a scale with a purl stitch,...

[yarnoodles]

I love this idea- so creative!