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'Tis the season to be jolly and frenzied! Just like everyone else reading this blog, December is usually a very busy month preparing for the holidays. And despite all our planning, and what seemed like timely preparations, here we are, just 4 short weeks before Christmas, and only 3 weeks before the family begins to gather at our home, and many projects are well from finished! So, December is going to look a little different around here. We need to finish some major Christmas projects, so most of our crafting time will be spent finishing up gifts, not crafting new projects for the blog. If we turn out something new and doable, we will be sure to post it. But there is a good chance that we will put blinders on and stick to finishing up gifts for family and friends.
So, we'll share what we can. I haven't finished the hobby horses so the directions aren't quite ready, but still hoping to get them posted. Also, I know some of you would like to have a go at the holiday gnomes, so I'll try to make that pattern available. In the meantime, you'll probably find us sharing some of our holiday decorating ideas, wrapping projects, (check out It's A Wrap! on One Generation) and gifts from the kitchen.
We also plan to share in a different way, too. Michelle and I have about 2 dozen different types of cookies we make for the holidays. And because of the shear quantity, we start early. Some cookies, the kind that store well, we will begin to make December 1. Others that have dough that freeze well, will make, freeze the dough, and wait until closer to Christmas to bake. And the fragile cookies will be made at the last minute. As we make our cookies, we will be taking pics and sharing them along with the recipes. (We wish we could share the cookies and a nice cup of friendship tea with everyone, but since we can't, this is our way of sharing the season with you.)
We would absolutely love it if you shared pics and recipes of some of your family's favorite cookie recipes. If you'd like to, just include your recipe here, and post a pic at the flickr Wee Folk Art Crafting Club pool. If you do include a pic on flickr, please make sure to include your Wee Folk Art username so we know who you are!
So, here's hoping we all get all our projects done on time!
To start us out...here's that cup of tea we'd like to share with you. The recipe is quick and easy, lovely to give as a gift from the kitchen, or perfect for a quick calm during the hectic holidays. Enjoy and think of us!
1/2 c. Instant Tea 3/4 c. Tang 1 c. Sugar 1/2 t. ground cloves 1 t. cinnamon
DIRECTIONS Mix everything together and store in a air tight container. To serve add 1 heaping tablespoon to 8 oz. of boiling water. Sit back and enjoy!
I love shortbread with my afternoon coffee. This is our first Christmas cookie for the season (it freezes well). I have never actually made it before. This is a recipe my SIL always makes and I have to say... her's is better ;) . But since they moved out of state, I will have to make due with mine until they arrive for their Christmas visit.
INGREDIENTS: 1/2 lb Softened Butter 1/2 C Sugar 2 C Flour 1 tsp Cornstarch
DIRECTIONS: Mix ingredients together with hands. When the dough is thoroughly mixed and sticks together in a clump or ball, pat the dough into an ungreased pie pan. Once flat, fork and place in a cold oven. Turn the oven to 275 degrees and bake for approximately 1 hour. The shortbread is done when the outter edge is lightly brown. Tastes better if undercooked slightly.
Here is a fun twist on a traditional gift basket... use a homemade felted wool bowl. My mom came up with this mitered square design bowl this past summer and we have since both made several. I love how the squares come together. It is also cool how this 'square' design ends up in a perfect bowl shape once stretched over a round tin or bowl. Gotta love felting!
We will have the knitting pattern and directions available shortly in our Crafting Club patterns. Although we have both made several of these bowls, we still consider this pattern to be in beta testing. We would love some of our registered users to give it a try and provide us with feedback and any questions before we finalize the pattern. It takes me about 2 dedicated evenings of knitting to whip one up. It uses a simple garter stitch but there are decreases and you have to pick up stitches so I would say that it is above a beginner level but really not hard at all once you get the hang of it.
What to put in it? I dressed up some of jams we made all summer long with a bit of gigham check fabric. I just cut out a circle of fabric with pinking shears. I unscrewed the jar rim without breaking the seal on the lid, centered the fabric on top and then replaced the rim.
The mitered bowl is knitted in a square shape, but after felting and blocking, it will be round. Each bowl will be unique since color changing is random. Embellish with recycled buttons to make a truly one-of-a-kind bowl!
Caution: This pattern is in Beta Testing. Although we think the instructions are accurate, we may have missed something. Please notify us immediately if you encounter a problem or mistake and we will rectify the problem as soon as possible. Also, this is not a "how to knit" project. We do not explain techniques. Thanks!
Knitting Skill:
5 skeins Patons Classic Wool (100 % wool; 223 yards per 3 ½ ounce skein – 204 meters per 100 gram skein) Use 5 different colors
1 US size 10 knitting needles
1 yarn needle
Gauge is not important in this project. Final size of project will depend on knitting tension and felting shrinkage.
Sizes are approximate and will vary depending on the yarn used and shrinkage when felted. In our example:
12 x 12 x 12 inches prior to felting
6 x 7 x 7 inches after felting
WS – wrong side
sl1p – slip one stitch as if to purl
k2to – knit 2 stitches together
sts – stitches
p2tog – purl 2 together
Directions: This bowl is worked in one piece beginning with the bottom. Refer to the diagram for the order of squares to knit. The squares are worked in garter stitch using 2 strands of yarn. All even rows are knit. A double decrease is worked in the center of all odd rows creating the mitered square. Change yarn colors randomly to create 5 unique blocks. Keep all lose threads on the WS.
(Hint: Knit with 2 strands of the same color or use 2 different colors. Mix it up!)
Square One - Bowl Base:
Cast on 48 sts.
Row 1: sl1p, k21, k2tog, place marker, k2tog, k22.
Row 2 and all even rows: sl1p, k remaining stitches
Row 3 and all odd rows: sl1p, k to 2 sts before marker, K2tog, slip marker, K2 tog, knit to end of row.
Continue rows 2 and 3 until 4 sts remain.
Important: The odd rows will form the inside of the bowl. Place all yarn tails on the inside.
When 4 sts remain on odd row: p2tog, k2tog.
When 2 sts remain on even row: sl1p, k1.
When 2 sts remain on odd row: Remove marker and k2tog. Do not bind off last stitch. (This becomes the live stitch.)
Square Two - Side:
From the live stitch, pick up 23 more stitches along side 2D of Square One. (Pick up 1 stitch from each garter ridge.) There are now 24 stitches on your needle. Place marker. Cast on 24 additional stitches using "cable cast on". (Casting on additional stitches is only done on Square Two.)
There are now 48 stitches on your needle.
Next row: sl1p, k remaining stitches. (This extra row is only done on Square Two.)
Now work these 48 stitches as you did for Square One. Do not bind off last stitch.
Square Three - Side:
From the live stitch, pick up 23 more stitches along side "C" of Square Two. (Refer to diagram.) There are now 24 stitches on your needle. Place marker. Pick up 24 stitches along side 3D of Square One. There are now 48 stitches on your needle. Work these 48 stitches as you did for Square One. Do not bind off last stitch.
Square Four - Side:
From the live stitch, pick up 23 more stitches along side "C" of Square Three. (Refer to diagram.) There are now 24 stitches on your needle. Place marker. Pick up 24 stitches along side 4D of Square One. There are now 48 stitches on your needle. Work these 48 stitches as you did for Square One. Do not bind off last stitch.
Square Five - Side:
From the live stitch, pick up 23 more stitches along side "C" of Square Four. (Refer to diagram.) There are now 24 stitches on your needle. Place marker. Pick up 24 stitches along side 5D of Square One. There are now 48 stitches on your needle. Work these 48 stitches as you did for Square One. Bind off last stitch leaving long tail for sewing side seam.
Using the yarn tail from Square Five, sew side "C" of Square Five to side "A" of Square Two.
Secure and weave in all lose ends.
Turn bowl right side out. Fold rim over 1 inch to right side of bowl. Whip stitch rim to outer bowl. (This creates a more rigid rim after felting.)
Felt bowl using the instructions found on the yarn or your favorite method.
My favorite method for non specific sized items (i.e. purses and bowls as opposed to shoes and clothing.) is: place in washing machine using on the hottest setting possible. (I have a front loading with a sanitizing setting. VERY hot!) Add laundry detergent to aid in felting but NO fabric softener. Through in items to aid in agitation. (I removed the Velcro and snaggy edges of a pair of my grandsons 2T snow boots that he outgrew. Works great! Some people use towels or old jeans. Anything that will beat the felting without snagging it.)
Blocking: Place bowl over a cylinder shaped plastic or tin form. You want a tight fit. Stretch bowl so sides are the same around the bowl. Allow to air dry. This may take a couple of days to fully dry. If using a metal tin, line it with plastic wrap to prevent rusting.
Think of our directions for spoon dolls merely as a starting point. Add aprons and bonnets. Partially sew up the bottom of the dress to make legs or add legs under the dress. Hair can be made from roving, yarn or painted on. If young children are making dolls, you can wrap and glue instead of sewing. The possibilities are endless. To store or display dolls, I place them is empty long necked glass beverage bottles. For young children plastic soda bottles will work, although they tip easier.
Important note about spoon dolls. Directions for spoon dolls is an "ish" thing. The length of the handle, the size and shape of the bowl will all affect the patterns used. The spoons used for in these directions are 12" long, with a long and narrow bowl approximately 1 1/2" x 3". Lengthen or shorten patterns to fit your doll, although they do not need to be "perfect" to be lovely!
1/3 yard fabric for dress or robe
4" x 6" piece of wool felt for arms
1 8" pipe cleaner
5" x 5" piece of wool felt for hat (for wizard, princess, etc.)
Lace, trims, wool and fabric scraps for embellishments
roving or yarn for hair
wooden spoon – a 12" spoon was used
acrylic paints for face
crafting glue
[1] Using acrylics, paint your doll's face on the convex side of the bowl. I highly suggest practicing on a piece of paper before actually painting the face. Placement depends on the size of the bowl of the spoon. Remember, you will be adding a hat and/or hair, so take that into account when deciding on placement. Faces can be as elaborate or simple as you wish. You may even choose not to paint on features. It's a good idea to sketch the features onto the spoon with a pencil that can be erased until you are satisfied. Allow to dry completely.
[2] Make copies of the pattern and cut out necessary pieces.
Queen: 2 dress/robe pieces and 2 sleeves cut from fabric; 4 arm pieces cut from felt; 2 pieces of pipe cleaners. Maid: 2 dress/robe pieces and 2 sleeves cut from fabric; 4 arm pieces cut from felt; 2 pieces of pipe cleans, 1 5" diameter circle cut from felt, wide eyelet ribbon for apron for dress front.
Wizard: 2 dress/robe pieces and 2 sleeves cut from fabric; 4 arm pieces cut from felt; 2 pieces of pipe cleaners; 1 hat piece cut from felt.
All characters: ribbons, lace, buttons, etc. to embellish dolls.
[3] To make arms place 2 arm pieces together and blanket stitch using 2 strands of embroidery floss the color of the felt. When you have blanket stitched down one side and around the hand portion, position 1 pipe cleaner so it goes down into the hand. Continue blanket stitching up the other side encasing the pipe cleaner in the arm. The pipe cleaner should be about 1/2" from the upper edge. Make the second arm in the same manner.
[4] To make the sleeves turn the hem under 1/4" and press. Turn under another 1/4" and pin in place. Hand or machine stitch in place.
[5] Add lace or trim if desired.
[6] With right sides together, sew up sleeve's side seam using a 1/4" seam allowance.
[7] Turn right side out. Position 1 arm in the sleeve so the arm is in the middle of the sleeve and the edge of the arm is even with the edge of the sleeve. Baste in place close to edge. Make the second sleeve.
[8] To make the dress/robe make front and back separately in the same manner. Turn hem under 1/4" and press. Turn under another 1/4" and pin in place. Hand or machine stitch in place.
[9] Add lace or trim if desired.
[10] Turn neckline at fold. Turn under on second fold and stitch in place.
[11] Place sleeves on the right side of dress front as indicated on pattern and pin in place. Sew the front and back of the dress together by placing right sides together, and sewing the 2 side seams using a 1/4" seam allowance. The sleeves will be pinned in place between the front and back of the dress. (For maid's apron or any other embellishments, add them to the front of the doll before you sew front to back.)
[12] Using 6 strands of embroidery floss that match the dress color, run a gathering stitch around the neckline of the dress, about 1/4" from the edge. This will be used to gather up the dress at the neckline and secure it to the spoon.
[13] Gather the neckline enough so the dress takes form but loose enough so it will slide easily. Decide where it should be secured to the spoon. The best place is at the neck of the spoon, where the bowl is attached to the handle.
[14] When you are satisfied with the placement, lightly mark it with a pencil, slide the dress down the handle and apply a generous amount of crafting glue around the spoon at your mark.
[15] Move the dress in place and pull tautly on the gathering stitch. Tie off securely so neckline does not slip. Allow to dry completely.
[16] Add hair using roving, yarn or paint. To make the queen's hair I used a 12" piece of alpaca roving. I placed glue on the back, edges and front hairline then laid it in the middle of the roving. Tuck the hair until you are satisfied with the look. Add more glue around the face until you get the desired look. For the wizard, I added a beard and braided mustache. Give your doll its own unique look!
Queen's Crown:
[17] Using the desired trim, fit to the queen's head, then stitch the trim in a circle. Position it on the queen's head and add small amounts of glue to the back and sides to hold in place.
Wizard's Hat:
[18] If desired, stitch lace or trim to the bottom edge of the hat. Overlap the side seams and blanket stitch in place. Position on the wizard's head and glue in place. Maid's Cap: [19] Cut a 5" diameter circle out of felt. Mark a 3" diameter circle in the middle.
[20] Using 6 strands of embroidery floss, sew a gathering stitch along the 3" diameter circle.
[21] Pull gathers tight enough to fit nicely on doll's head. Apply glue to stitching line and position on doll's head. Let dry completely.
Note about hair: Use trial and error to get hair to the the look you want. Mustaches and breads, buns and braids are all possible styles. Have fun creating your doll's unique look!
When Michelle posted her blog on the Mitered Bowls, she called me up and asked if I was up for getting the directions together. Okay, I put the afghan aside, and dug through my files to find the directions I'd written up this past summer. A quick read through convinced me that a diagram was in order, so I knitted the teeny tiniest little bowl so I could properly label the diagram. Next time I machine felt, the gnomes are going to get their own mitered bowl!
Anyway...the directions are good to go and are being offered as a Crafting Club Pattern. BUT, as Michelle said, this pattern is what we would consider a Beta pattern. It is complicated enough that we would like a couple more people to knit it before we would consider the pattern "public ready". We've both knitted bowls off this pattern, but just like it's never wise to edit your own writing...it isn't a good idea to knit your own patterns. We subconsciously make corrections!
So, if you do tackle this project, (and they are certainly worth it, because they are relatively quick to make, a couple of evenings for the seasoned knitter, a wee bit longer for the adventurous beginning knitter, and it would make a wonderful gift) let us know if you encounter any problems. Fingers crossed...it will be smooth sailing! Enjoy!
To get more information and photos of this project, CLICK HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE. I created the Treasure Pouch so my grandbabies could take them along on walk-abouts. It's just big enough, 7" x 6", to tuck away several "keepers", without being too heavy or cumbersome!
Materials: Pattern Pieces Snail Applique Pattern Flower Applique Pattern 1/4 - 1/3 yard woven fabric for lining (great project for fabric scraps) 2 9" x 11" piece of wool felt wool felt scraps for applique 12 strands of 4 ply wool yarn for shoulder strap, approximately 50" long each embroidery floss and needle matching thread for sewing machine
1) Download and piece the pattern together. 2) Cut out 1 front and 1 back out of felt and 1 front and back out of woven fabric. 3) Chose an applique pattern. Two appliques, a snail and a flower, are available to download or create your own design. Cut applique out of scraps of wool felt. When placing the applique on your flap, make sure it is at least 1" away from all sides and fold line. 4) With right sides together pin back lining to back felt. Sew together using a 1/2" seam allowance. Leave a 2 1/2" opening on side to turn. 5) Trim curves to 1/4". 6) Turn and press. Blind stitch opening closed. 7) Repeat steps 4 - 7 for front lining and front felt. 8) Place front on top of back so the front's felt side is touching the back's lining fabric side. This how the two pieces will be attached. 9) Begin by using 6 strands of contrasting embroidery thread to blanket stitch across the top (the flat side) of the pouch front. 10) When you reach the end, place the pouch front on top of the back piece as shown in step 8. Without tying off the thread, continue blanket stitching around the sides and bottom of the pouch, going through all layers. Check the back of your work frequently to make sure the blanket stitch is even on the front and the back. 11) When the two pieces have been blanket stitched together, continue blanket stitching around the flap. Tie off. 12) To reinforce the pouch, sew a running stitch in between the blanket stitches using 6 strands of embroidery floss. Do this only to the area where the front and back are attached. DO NOT sew running stitch along flap. Check the back of your work frequently to make sure the running stitch is even on the front and the back. 13) To make a strap, use your favorite braid style and about 12 stands of yarn. The finished length should be aprroximately 36 inches so braid 6 inches longer, then tie a knot at each end and cut to allow a 1 1/2 - 2 inch fringe. 14) Sew the strap in place by securing the knots to the back of the closed bag approximately 1" in and 1" down. Be careful to sew only to the felt and do not go all the way through the bag. The stitches should not be visible from inside the bag.
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We created the Nubbie Doll with babies and mommies in mind. Nubbies have everything a baby loves; satin blanket binding to rub between their fingers, nubbie hands that are perfect for chewing on, a soft cotton flannel body for snuggling, and they are small enough to carry everywhere! For moms we made them machine washable and dryer safe, and attached a loop to attach to stroller, high chair or baby sling. Our 2 – 5 year olds have a basket full of them, and they still enjoy playing with them. They also look great when used instead of a bow on baby gifts.
Directions for making Nubbie Dolls. Material List:16" x 16" square of light to medium weight flannel16" contrasting blanket binding12" grosgrain ribbon for tie4" grosgrain ribbon for loopSmall amount of fiberfill
Notes about patterns: We are sharing patterns we have designed and made for our own children, families and friends. Every effort is made to share information in a clear and accurate manner. We offer preemptive apologies for any mistakes that may be made. Please let us know via comments or emails if you stumble upon a mistake or if you encounter directions that leave you scratching your head! We will rectify the situation as soon as humanly possible!
Michelle and I have a tendency to view inadament objects, like our homes, as living, breathing, organic entities that must continuously evolve or face extinction. It's not surprising that we'd treat our blog in the same manner. And that should explain why the look of our blog is changing yet again!
Michelle is the graphic and computer guru. She does the work, and I sit on the other end of the phone listening to her say, "Okay, refresh again. Which do you like better?" And I dutifully refresh the page, and try to discern the minute nuances that are at times barely perceptible to me, but I know her eye for detail will eventually result in a lovely and comfortable blog that I happily call home!
So, please be patient with us again. There are still some issues with photo size and text wrapping. There also seems to be some discrepancy in text size. This is all an enigma to me, but to Michelle it is an enthralling puzzle that she enjoys solving! So, we'll let her have her fun, knowing full well that the end result will be delightful.
There is another good thing to come of all this. The signatures now work, so any registered member is welcomed, nay, encouraged, to include their website or blog in their signature. Then, every time you post a comment, your blog address will show up and other members will be able to drop by and say hi. So if you're a registered member and would like to share your web address or blog, and haven't done so already, just pop into your account and include your URL, and post comments.
So, forgive the mess and please leave a comment on this posting if you discover some funky behavior. Thanks!
The Original post for these gnomes can be found HERE. Check it out!
Here's how to make felt gnomes. These are the traditional Waldorf style gnomes. They are simple and faceless, quick to make, and can easily populate your gnome abode in hours!
Important Note: People turnings (wooden pegs) are not all created equal. Even pegs bought from the same company can be slightly different. I highly suggest you make a copy of the pattern, cut it out of paper, and "try it on" your wooden pegs. Make adjusts to the paper pattern before cutting out your felt.
Wool felt pieces - two colors
6 strand embroidery floss or pearl cotton
People turnings (wooden pegs) - You can purchase at Wee Folk Art Market Place
Adults 2 3/8" x 7/8"
Children 1 11/16" x 5/8"
Craft glue
Pattern for Adult Gnomes
Pattern for Child Gnomes
[1] Cut hat and cloak out of color A and body wrap out of color B.
[2] Glue body wrap to people turning. Match bottom edge of wrapping with bottom edge of turning.
[3] Blanket stitch the outer edge of the cloak using 6 strands of embroidery floss.
[4] Wrap cloak around the body slightly overlapping in the front at the neckline. Use 6 strands of embroidery and satin stitch closed.
[5] Blanket stitch the lower edge of the hat using 6 strands of embroidery floss.
[6] Following pattern, overlap hat edges to create cone. Pin together and use 2 strands of matching embroidery floss to sew together. You can either use a blanket stitch or a running stitch.
[7] Place a line of crafting glue on the inside of the hat near the edge. Position the hat on the gnome tilting it slightly backward.
[8] Give your gnome a name and introduce him or her to your household!
Once you let a gnome in your life, you'll never be without one again! Our house is crawling with gnomes. We have unassuming gnomes and rather ostentatious gnomes. We have gnomes that love to tell stories and shy ones that prefer to listen. We even harbor a couple rather naughty gnomes, but down deep, they have a heart of gold! Their personalities are as different as you'd expect in any group of friends. For that reason, we'd like to give you the opportunity to invite a few gnomes into your house.
I decided I just wasn't going to have the time to get a tutorial together for making the holiday gnomes. But an email from a new Crafting Club Member, requesting a gnome pattern so she could make some for her children's advent calendars, made me walk away from my Christmas projects yet again, (LOL like I need an excuse!) and I threw together a couple of the traditional Waldorf style gnomes and wrote up the directions.
If your house isn't already crawling with gnomes, I hope you find the time to make a few before the holidays! Certainly you can take this basic pattern and alter it to individualize your gnomes. The possibilities are endless! Check out the patterns for the Adult and Child Gnomes in the FREE Pattern Section. Enjoy!
Coming soon! Check back for homemade wares and patterns.
Anyone want to guess what this is? Perhaps the inside of my wastebasket? Or the floor after I've finished a project? (Uh, no it isn't BUT this IS what my floor looks like after I've finished a project! Why aim for the wastebasket when the floor is so much more convenient?) Anyway, what you're looking at here is an honest to goodness compulsive behavior!
I'm constantly working with felt, and that means I create a ton of felt scraps. Sure, it would be easy to pitch a few little scraps here and there; some might even argue sane, but I can't bring myself to do it. Maybe it's the exschool teacher in me that learned most things have value to a creative mind, or my Polish ancestry that has a tendency to save everything "for a rainy day", but I see diamonds in this colorful heap. Somewhere, in the back of mind, behind this week's obligations, daily errands, and other interactions with humanity, I have an idea forming to turn these scraps into a work of art. The actual usage hasn't made itself known to me yet, but I'm sure one day while showering or waiting for a traffic light to change, or chatting with Tim, a scathingly brilliant idea will surface, I'll have an Eureka moment, and I'll know exactly what to do with them!
Right now I'm thinking a mosaic of sorts, made with pieces of fabric that others would deem worthless. When the final idea surfaces, I'll be ready to go with a virtual cornucopia of sizes, shapes and colors of felt at my disposal. So, for those of you that play with felt, if you're so inclined, tuck away your scraps. One day I'll have a pattern to share that is going to use that box of felt scraps I've been compulsively hording. And when I do, won't you be glad you started squirreling away your own stash?
BTW...I think I would be remiss not to tell you that my closet is also full of scraps of flannel and cotton, trims and buttons, tiny yarn balls and dissected silk flowers. A virtual trove of potential, each awaiting a moment of inspiration!
These simple Waldorf Inspired baby dolls are easy to put together and enjoyed by all ages (older kiddos can make their own).
Materials: about 1/3 yard of fuzzy fabric (fleece, felt, flannel, terry, etc) 1 Sock (Thinner Woman's) 12" of Dental Floss Embrodiery Floss Batting Doll Body Pattern Doll Hat Pattern
1) Firmly stuff the end of a clean sock. This is a great way to re-use socks who have lost a mate! Shown is a woman's sock... thinner knit.
2) Use the dentil floss to tie off the opening when you have stuffed to the point of making a round ball. Mine come out to have about a 9 inch circumfrence. Trim off the bottom of the sock leaving about a 2 inch tail.
3) Cut out two pieces of fabric for the body. Place right sides together.
4) Starting at the neck, machine (or hand) stitch around the whole body leaving the neck open. Reinforce at the armpits and crotch.
5) Trim excess fabric around the curves and make small snip to the edge of the seam in the concaved points (ie arm pits, crotch). Be careful not to clip the seam.
6) Flip the body right side out and stuff. Be sure to use small bits of batting for a smoother effect. Leave some room at the neck for the sock fabric.
7) Tuck the tail of the sock down into the body. Make sure the neck hem is turned in. Hand stitch the head to the neck of the body. I find that I get a smoother neck line if I make small stitches a 1/4" apart but I encircle the neck with stitches 2 or 3 times as needed.
8) Cut out 1 piece of fabric for the hat. Fold it in half length-wise, right sides together. Stitch along the outside edge.
9) Flip the hat right side out. Fold under the open edge about 1/4" and place the hat on the doll, seam centered in the back. It should fit snug. The hat should touch the neck line in the back and sit at the brow in the front. Hand stitch the hat in place.
10) Tie a knot in the end of the hat.
11) Using 6 strands of embrodiery floss, you can emblish the doll with eyes and a mouth or you may prefer to leave the dolls faceless. Keep the expressions simple.
Note about patterns: We are sharing patterns we have designed and made for our own children, families and friends. Every effort is made to share information in a clear and accurate manner. We offer preemptive apologies for any mistakes that may be made. Please let us know via comments or emails if you stumble upon a mistake or if you encounter directions that leave your scratching your head! We will rectify the situation as soon as humanly possible!
Copyright@Wee Folk Art 2008. All rights reserved.
I am excited to share these super snuggly Waldorf Inspired Baby Dolls the kids and I made last week. Look for it in our Crafting Club Pattern section. These are fun to make and the materials were minimal. I used some micro-fleece left over from my pocket diaper sewing days and some mismatched socks. Beginners do not be afraid! These are a very easy and fairly quick doll to make. Great idea for a last minute Christmas gift. In our case, the kids were in charge of stuffing... but I can easily see them making their own in a few years.
Our winner of the Holiday Gnome Give-Away just sent a pic of the happy couple in their new home. They seem very pleased, and why shouldn't they be? Rumor has it that they were gifts for 2 little girls. What could be more fun?
BTW ... Our winner, Cat, has a lovely blog where she talks about her family and her crafting. If you'd like to visit her, she'd love for you to stop by!
Visit Cat and her family at AmLo Farms.
A little while ago I decided that I wanted to make a series of images to display inside the kids' play house. I think it will be nice to change these out seasonally. I didn't really have a set plan, but this seemed like a good time to try out a new medium for me... needle felting wool roving. I attempted this with a "who needs directions" attitude and just sorta winged it (of course it's not like I haven't seen the process outlined in books in the past). I learned a few things along the way and have a better idea of how I will attempt the second piece. I definitely think I have a way to go before I will feel confident in this medium... but it is fun to have a challenge like that. The kids all like it. So I guess that is a good start. Now I just need to get it a nice wood frame.
Anyone else in the middle of a "completely new to you" project?
I've learned 2 very important things in the past 24 hours. First, I'm as allergic to alpaca as I am to wool, and second, apparently my pictures turn out just as good when I'm blindly flailing the camera around as when I painstakingly try to control focus and lighting!
Yesterday, I decided to sneak in one more homemade gift. I hit my lovely local yarn store, Ewe-Nique Yarns, how cute is that, and they told me some people who are allergic to wool aren't allergic to alpaca. And this yarn felt oh so good! Debbie Bliss's Alpaca Silk. I thought, "Nothing that feels THAT good would ever hurt me!" Well, 24 hours later, I'm totally congested, my eyes itch, and any where on my body that made contact with the yarn, (and wasn't coated in Liquid Gloves), is red and itchy. Having said that, I will sing the praises of alpaca. It is such a lovely yarn to work with, and if you don't have my unreasonable constitution, lovely to wear.
And about my photography abilities...I bet you can't tell the difference between the pictures I tried to focus and those where I held the camera at arms length and Willy Nilly snapped. A rather depressing and sobering thought! Obviously, I've been going about this photography thing all wrong!
Anyway, I love how the mitts and scarf turned out. The scarf is the crocheted "One-Skein Scarf" in The Happy Hooker. I had made a couple of them last summer when I was learning to crochet. (I still consider myself a beginning student of crochet!) The mittens are from a free pattern from Kelbourne Woolens. They are so cute and nicely shaped...the shape has become my favorite mitten pattern...I will be making them again.
As far as time goes...the mitts probably took me 8 hours to knit, and the scarf 3. Hope everyone is progressing nicely on their projects! (BTW...I'm far from done...but beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel!)
I finally finished the hobby horses. Boy, these sure have been a long undertaking. It's not that making the individual horses took that long, but when you design something instead of following a pattern, you wind up with a couple beta runs and there's usually at least some "tweakage"! The last piece was trying to decide how to best attach the heads to the dowel rods. Then, in the last moments, I decided I wanted tags, so I printed some paper and put together a label. BUT I LOVE THEM! I am very satisfied with how they turned out and I can't wait to give them to Bug (Lightning), Fairy (Daisy) and Pixie (Iris). I do plan to eventually write up instructions for the horses...obviously, at this point, it will be after Christmas. But now I can check one more project off the list. Here's some pics of the herd.
My Bushia was a marvelous cook...of basic foods. And, hey, let's face it, we consume mostly basic foods, right? As a mother of 13 children there wasn't much time for fluff, but there was no shortage of flavor! A very Old World, traditional little lady. Now my Grandma Pearl...she was cheeky and modern. Her foods always reflected the latest trends, and she too was a marvelous cook...just different.
Today, I want to share a Christmas cookie Bushia always made. Come to think of it, it was probably the only Christmas cookie she made. The cookie was like Bushia herself...plain on the outside, but a treasure trove of richness inside! (If you'd like to hear a little more about how my heritage and grandmothers affect our holiday celebration, check out my other blog, One Generation To Another this week and read "Polish for a Day".)
Surprise Cookies
Sigh... we have been trying to work with our new blog theme but are finding some inherent errors in the programing. So LOL - we will be changing things up yet again. Once we find the right fit I swear we will stop re-designing every other week (trust me - I'd rather be crafting than programming!!!). In the meantime, feel free to browse the site amongst a bit of chaos! UPDATE - By George I think we got it! Tim spend a few minutes muddling with the coding for us and whala... he found the major glitch. We have since been busy trying to correct any formatting issues but please let us know if you find something really wonky. I know that some of the numbering is doubled in some of the directions... but as far as I can tell everything is usable and laid out so much more user friendly than a few days ago (all that crazy text wrapping).
Anyone else feel like it is now a race to the finish line for Christmas gifts? This is the Airy Fairy from Knitted Toys: 25 Fresh and Fabulous Designs. Isn't she adorable? She is for my Fairy Girl... a specific request on her part. Now to finish up the Robot that Bug requested. I think these are going to be a sweet Christmas Eve gift... just before we go to church.
We thought it would be rather fun to bring together all the various projects that we shared over the past 4 months. Most of them are quick projects so if you're still in need of some Christmas ideas, most of these are very doable. Just click on the picture and it will take you to the directions. Enjoy!
Like most of you, the next couple of weeks are going to be very busy! Starting, gulp, day after tomorrow, our home will be swarming with out-of-town guests, and the celebrating will begin. Although I couldn't be happier, I do feel like a deer in headlights. Rather stunned. Where did all the time go? I had months to finish every thing, now I'm down to days. Fortunately, I have all my projects done except the afghan for my son and daughter-in-law, but I'm not throwing in the towel yet!
In order to really enjoy the holidays, Michelle and I are taking the next 2 weeks off. We will check comments and emails so we can answer questions, but we will not have any new blog entries. While we are off, we hope you still make use of our site, if time permits!
What do we have planned for the New Year? Plenty! To begin with, I've promised the pattern and directions for the Hobby Horses...that will be one of my first projects. I have been hankering to make some door stops. There are ideas for a few different kind playing gentle on my mind. You can expect to see them surfacing in January. Also, we have this lovely little button in the right column that says Crafting Glossary. Click on it and...NOTHING happens! High on my list of to-dos is to get a helpful glossary going. Because I want to work on the glossary, I decided to create some type of Glossary Project that will display all the stitches I wish to add. I haven't totally decided on the "how" or "what" yet, but it will be a great way to expand your embroidery skills.
Because many of our projects are done with felt, as will the Glossary Project, we've contacted the very sweet ladies at Prairie Point Junction. This is the shop Michelle and I use for all of our felt. They have generously agreed to offer a special discount for our Crafting Club Members. When we return in January, we will post their coupon, and give you a material list for several of our up and coming projects. This is not a money making event for Michelle and I, just an opportunity to get a discount on the materials we buy anyway! So, if you get a chance, go check out Prairie Point Junction. And, if you're like me, you'll put together a wish list!
Michelle and I want to wish everyone a happy, safe and blessed Holiday. As we are sitting around Michelle's roaring fire (pictured above) sipping our Holiday wassail, we will lift our glasses in a toast to you and offer up a prayer for you and yours!
Technically, I'm not here...we're still on holiday. I told myself I wasn't going to blog for 2 weeks, so I'm not calling this a blog...let's just say I'm answering a friend's questions. She asked, "Where do you come up with your ideas and how in the world do you go about turning them into patterns?" My profound answer, "I don't know." Truth is, sometimes I'm inspired by a pic, sometimes in response to a need, and sometimes, I have a thought ping ponging around in my brain for a long time before I decide what to do with it. Case in point...doorstops. For some time I've known I wanted to make doorstops that are both functional and appealing to children but nothing was jumping out at me.
Tonight, Michelle and I managed to steal away for coffee...alone...which is unusual...and managed to have 2 1/2 glorious hours to ourselves whilst we discussed an up and coming project. When I got home, I began to doodle...always my first step in any project. Well, instead of staying on task, I started messing around with the doorstops, and before I knew it, I had the rough draft of them! There's still a lot of decisions to be made. They will have to be drawn to scale, and I'll have to decide how I want to go about making them three dimensional. I want to make them in felt and in prints, so I'll need different materials and directions for each. I'll also have to decide how to make them weighty enough to be functional. Anyway, in answer to my friend's question...it starts with an idea, it becomes a doodle, and eventually turns into a bona fide pattern! So be on the lookout for our folk art cat and dog doorstops! Now, back to vacationing!
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Information subject to change. Last updated: 9/16/2008.
The Premier Rating system is designed to reward players who consistently perform well at Premier Events over the course of the tournament season with an opportunity to participate in the 2008 Pokemon TCG World Championships. This document will provide you with an overview of the Premier Ratings system.
How do I get a Premier Rating?
Every player who participates in a Premier Event during the 2007-2008 tournament season has a Premier Rating. In order to check your rating, you'll need a Pokémon Trainer Club account, which you can get for free. Your rating will be visible on your My Stats page.
Once you have a rating, you'll probably want to see how you compare to other players. There are several options in the Web Preferences area of your Pokémon Trainer Club account that deal with participating in POP Player Rankings. Selecting any of the ones that start with "I want to participate..." will opt you in to the rankings portion of our site. After selecting one of these, you can view how your rating compares to other players all over the world.
How Do I Earn Premier Rating Points?
Each Premier Event series has a different "K Value." The K Value is part of the ratings equation that indicates the maximum number of rating points at stake for each match. For a more in-depth look at how ratings are actually calculated, please see the Ratings and Rankings FAQ on our Rules and Resources page.
The K Values for each of the following series are:
Battle Road Autumn/Spring Tournaments: 4K
City Championships: 16K
State/Province/Territory Championships: 32K
Regional Championships: 32K
National Championships: 32K
Special Premier Events (International only): TPCi Discretion; contact your local OP Provider for details
Though still referred to as "Premier Events," Prerelease Tournaments are not incorporated in the Premier Rating system.
How Does This Affect Me?
The ultimate goal of your Premier Rating is to determine your true play skill over the course of the entire tournament season. Each player starts with a Premier Rating of 1600.00. The higher your rating goes, the stronger your play skill is considered to be.
Every match that you play in a Premier Event is factored into your Premier Rating. The points that you can earn for playing in a match are based on two things:
- The K Value of the event
- Your Win Expectancy
The K Value determines the maximum rating points at stake in each match of the tournament. So, when playing in a State/Province/Territory Championship—a 32K event— the maximum number of points that your rating can be modified by after each match is 32.
The Win Expectancy is a percentage, based on the difference in each player's rating at the start of the match. This percentage is applied to the K Value to determine how many points will actually be added to or subtracted from your rating after the match outcome is determined.
For example, Peter and David are playing each other in a State/Province/Territory Championship (a 32K event). Both have a rating of 1800.00, so they are considered evenly matched in play skill. This gives them each a 50% Win Expectancy. The player that wins the match will gain 16.00 rating points—50% of the K Value. The loser of the match will lose rating points equal to the number of rating points gained by the winner—16.00, in this case. If Peter wins the match, his new rating of 1816.00 is used to calculate his Win Expectancy against his next opponent's rating. Similarly, David's new rating of 1784.00 is used to calculate his Win Expectancy against his next opponent.
This calculation gets a little trickier as the difference in ratings increases. At the same State/Province/Territory Championship, Michael and Erik are playing each other. Michael has an 1800.00 rating and Erik has a 1600.00 rating. Michael is heavily favored to win because he is considered to be the better player, based on their difference in ratings. This difference gives Michael a 75.97% Win Expectancy. Because Michael is so heavily favored to win, he will only gain 24.03% of the K Value (7.69 points) for winning, and Erik will only lose 24.03% of the K Value. However, should Michael lose the match, his rating will drop 75.97% of the K Value (24.31 points), and Erik's rating will go up by 75.97% of the K Value.
In tournaments where there are fewer than 6 players in one or more age division, Age Modified Swiss is used to pair players, resulting in a small number of cross age division matches each round. Rating points are only earned by playing against opponents in the same age division, so the results of a cross age division match are never calculated into a player's Premier Rating, though they are still factored into a player's total win percentage.
For a more in-depth look at how Win Expectancy is actually calculated, please see the Ratings and Rankings FAQ on our Rules and Resources page.
Premier Ratings and Worlds
The Pokémon Company International, and Pokémon Organized Play will award a small number of invitations to the Pokémon TCG World Championships. These invitations are based on "Rating Zones" encompassing several countries. These invites will be awarded after the last POP-Approved Premier Rated event has been run in each Zone.
Stay tuned for updated 2008/2009 Rating Zone information.
Premier Rating Invitational Tiebreakers
After the final Premier Event in a Rating Zone has been uploaded, Pokémon Organized Play will verify the validity of the ratings and will then award invitations to the 2008 Pokémon TCG World Championships to the top-ranked players in that Zone, as described in the table above.
In the event that two or more players are tied for a rating-based invite, Pokémon Organized Play will determine who receives the invite based on a series of tiebreakers. These tiebreakers will only be applied after the final Premier Event in a Rating Zone has been uploaded and after the validity of the ratings has been verified.
The tiebreakers will be applied in the following order:
- Premier Event Match Win Percentage
The win percentage of a player is an excellent indicator of overall performance over the course of the tournament season. Pokémon Organized Play will review the Premier Event match-win percentage (wins / total matches) of the tied players and rank them based on the result, with the higher win percentage ranked above the lower win percentage. - Total Matches Played
Players who participate in more events and complete more matches have put their ratings on the line to a greater degree and have shown a high level of dedication to the Pokémon TCG and to Pokémon Organized Play. Tied players will be ranked in order of highest total matches played to lowest total matches played. - Average Size of Premier Events Attended
Larger events have more rounds and tend to be much more challenging for players than smaller events. These large events also tend to draw more top-level players than the smaller events do, making it harder for players to do well in them. Tied players will be ranked in order of highest average Premier Event attendance for that player's Age Division to lowest average Premier Event attendance for that player's Age Division. - Average Record at Common Tournaments
As the Championship Series progresses, Premier Events get larger and spaced further apart. This increases the likelihood that players with identical ratings have competed in one or more of the same events. Tied players will be ranked based on the average tournament record of each event that they have in common, with the highest average ranked above the lowest average. - Coin Flip
While it's unlikely that this tiebreak will be necessary, a deterministic tiebreaker as the final tiebreaker is important. The coin flip will be conducted at the Pokémon USA, Inc., offices with several key POP and administrative staff present to validate the result.
Invitation "Pass Down" Awards
When POP calculates the final ratings for a given Zone, that rating will be checked against the invited players list. If a player who has already earned an invitation is ranked highly enough to receive a Premier Ratings invite, that invitation will be "passed down" to the next unqualified player from that same Zone. This does not mean, for example, that if a Canadian player who is top ranked in North America already has an invitation, the next Canadian player would be selected. Rather, the next unqualified player from that Zone (from the U.S., Canada, or Mexico, in this case) would be selected.
Ratings Myths
MYTH: If I beat a player in the first round of a tournament, and then he or she does poorly for the rest of the tournament, that player will ruin my rating!
REALITY: The rating points that you gain or lose against a particular opponent are determined at the time of your match. Your opponent's performance later in the tournament (or at events later in the season) has absolutely no impact on the rating points that you earned as a result of that match.
MYTH: If I do poorly at the beginning of the season, I have no chance of earning a Worlds invite through my Premier Rating.
REALITY: The number of points you earn per match is dependent upon the difference in your rating to your opponent's. Starting the season poorly does not necessarily mean you won't finish well. As illustrated in the example above, a low-rated player can gain a large number of rating points quickly by beating higher-rated players. By contrast, higher-rated players will have to work harder to keep their ratings high, as they have more to lose by being beaten and they gain fewer points by beating those same opponents.
In addition, because of the increased K Value at events later in the season, there is even more opportunity to turn around a slow start into a great ratings score. Of course, the key to increasing your rating is to win the matches you play.
MYTH: I can earn a higher rating by playing in a lot of events, regardless of whether I win or lose.
REALITY: Your rating is affected by both your wins and your losses. If you play in a lot of events and win, your rating will increase rapidly at first and then slow down as you continue to face opponents rated lower than yourself. The more matches you lose against those opponents, however, the more your rating will drop and the harder you will have to work to regain those points.
MYTH: The Premier Rating points that I earn are calculated based on the date that the Tournament Organizer reports the results of the tournament to POP.
REALITY: Premier Ratings are recalculated daily. Each player's rating is determined based on the date that each tournament was run, not on the date that each tournament was reported. POP policy requires that the results of a tournament must be uploaded no later than 14 days after the date of the event. The flexibility of this reporting window can cause a bobbing effect in the rankings, as players' ratings are recalculated based on previous events' reports. POP will ensure that the results of all Premier Events are accounted for before issuing ratings-based invites to players in a Rating Zone.

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Dear all,
Nugos [Nug] is a large Russian WvWvW guild, with more than 200 members, on the Blacktide (EU) server. The guild has been around for more than 9 years. Nugos now aspires to be more than just a Russian guild: Nugos wants to internationalise! We have already recruited a few non-Russian speaking members, but we want to expand our international playerbase. That's why we need YOU!
What we offer you is solid, organised WvWvW in the European top tiers, excellent coordination, helpful & friendly people and… last but not least: fun. Most of our members speak and/or understand English; even those who do not speak English will always do their very best to communicate.
What are the requirements?
1) You speak and understand English. If you have a basic understanding of the Russian language it would be great, but this is absolutely not required (I myself do not speak Russian).
2) You have or you will download and install Ventrilo. Being on Ventrilo is mandatory, speaking, however, is not.
3) Discipline. We follow our leaders and we obey orders in battle.
4) Be mature: you are at least 18 years old and you know how to behave well!
5) Accept Russian. Not all guild chat is in English and not all chat on Ventrilo is in English.
6) Mandatory attendance of WvW events (so you are either offline or in WvW).
7) Be respectful to other players; not just on our own server, but on other servers as well.
8) No jumping puzzles! Well, at least not when the server's keeps and towers are in danger.
We have made a teaser video:
If you are interested in reinforcing an established guild on a solid server or if you have questions, please contact me ingame (Alasseon.3958) or via the official forums.
Yavánna, Officer (International Affairs) of [Nug]
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Mr. Hall made this analysis public in two videos set out in the Examiner article below. Mr. Hall's analysis of a possible an anti-gravity remote controlled UFO drone used to hit the World Trade Center on 9/11 is the subject of an exclusive ExopoliticsTV interview by Alfred L. Webre with UFO, reverse speech and video analysis expert Jon Kelly (Vancouver UFO Examiner). According to Mr. Hall's analysis, a remote-controlled anti-gravity UFO, clearly visible in video footage, was intentionally guided into World Trade Center tower 2 on 9/11. News and other video footage showing images of a jetliner hitting WTC tower 2 is due, according to Mr. Hall's analysis, to after the fact editing. Another remote-controlled antigravity UFO, according to Mr. Hall was most probably guided into World Trade Center Tower 1. Project Camelot whistleblower Aaron McCollum has also revealed in that U.S. secret antigravity craft that he traveled in possessed a stealth camouflage capability to appear and sound like a commercial jetliner, such as a Boeing 747. Jon Kelly's analysis of the 9/11 antigravity UFO, which identifies the September 11, 2001 false flag operation as "a showcase for exotic military technologies including black project UFO's" is set out in the ExopoliticsTV interview video far below. A total of four advanced exotic technologies exclusively in the possession of U.S. black budget military intelligence have now been inked to use in the 9/11 false flag psychological operation by an executive command and control network that reaches to the, Examiner reporter Alfred L. Webre has identified these four U.S. black budget exotic technologies as key to identifying, planning and/or carrying out the 9/11 false flag psyops: The principal barriers to use of this prima facie eyewitness, whistleblower and documentary evidence in criminal prosecution of the perpetrators of the false flag operation of September 11, 2001 are: The false flag operation of September 11, 2001 provided a legislative, political and media pretext for the launching of a worldwide war on terror by the U.S. and 'allies,' and a domestic police state worldwide. 9/11 remote-controlled antigravity UFO
Mr. Kelly continues, Mr. Kelly states, Mr. Kelly concludes, In the ExopoliticsTV interview, Jon Kelly states, Mr. Kelly concludes,
Mr. Rumsfeld was later to play a pivotal operational role in the 9/11 false flag as U.S. Secretary of Defense on September 11, 2001. A key whistle blower, Andrew D. Basiago, has emerged with evidence that secret U.S. time travel technologies were used as early as 1971 to acquire first-hand documentary knowledge about September 11, 2001 - fully three decades before the horrific events of that fateful day. Mr. Basiago, a child participant in DARPA's time travel program, Project Pegasus, has publicly stated how in 1971 he viewed moving images of the attack on the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001 that had been obtained from the future and brought back to the early 1970's. DARPA is the chief research and development arm of the US military, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. DARPA created the precursor to the Internet, "Arpanet," and has a penchant for trumpeting its advances, such as putting surveillance cameras on the backs of bumblebees and other exotic achievements in military science. Mr. Basiago claims that DARPA's secret technical accomplishments go far beyond what it has publicly acknowledged and that by 1970 DARPA had achieved teleportation-based time travel as well as advanced electro-optical means of discerning past and future events via different technologies that provide quantum access. Mr. Basiago has described how while serving in Project Pegasus, he viewed moving images of 9/11 at the secured U.S. defense-technical facility where they were processed after being retrieved from the future, the Aerojet Corporation facility that once stood at the corner of Bullock Avenue and Leroy Place in Socorro, New Mexico. According to Mr. Basiago's whistleblower testimony, Donald H. Rumsfeld, the sitting U.S. Secretary of Defense on September 11, 2001, was the defense attaché to Project Pegasus during the early 1970's, when Mr. Rumsfeld was officially serving as a counselor to President Nixon and member of his Board of Wage and Price Stabilization. In all likelihood, Mr. Rumsfeld, as the defense attaché to Project Pegasus, would have known about and possibly had control over the data about 9/11 derived via "quantum access" and brought back to the early 1970's for analysis by the DARPA research and development program under his administrative authority. Mr. Basiago's eyewitness account that Secretary Rumsfeld and others knew about 9/11 decades in advance because data about it was gathered via DARPA's secret time travel program unlocks several of the more enigmatic facts in the 9/11 literature and may be the key to society's unraveling of the ultimate accountability for the false flag operation that took place on September 11, 2001.
One researcher draws on Dr. Wood's work (below audio) and sets out a sample of documentary and witness evidence sufficient to conclude that an advanced directed energy weapon was used on the World Trade Center (WTC) buildings on 9/11. 9/11 documentary evidence of use of directed energy weapons at WTC This prima facie evidence of the use of U.S. exotic black budget technologies in 9/11 can bring the perpetrators of 9/11 to justice. The prima facie eyewitness, whistleblower and documentary evidence now available that these four exotic black budget technologies in the sole possession of the U.S. military-intelligence sector is sufficient to bring the perpetrators of the false flag operation of September 11, 2001 to justice under the following provision of the U.S. constitution, and related criminal laws for non-U.S. citizens who were perpetrators of the false flag operation of 9/11. Article III (3) of the U.S. Constitution provides: |
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Mistakes are almost always of a sacred nature. Never try to correct them. On the contrary: rationalize them, understand them thoroughly. After that, it will be possible for you to sublimate them.
Tag Archives: Mistakes
108 – Quote from Cecelia Ahern
Words from Lucille Ball
Memorable Words Spoken by Steve Jobs
A Quote Said by Charles Dickens
"A merry Christmas, Bob!" said Scrooge, with an earnestness that could not be mistaken, as he clapped him on the back. "A merrier Christmas, Bob, my good fellow, than I have given you for many a year! I'll raise your salary, and endeavour to assist your struggling family, and we will discuss your affairs this very afternoon, over a Christmas bowl of smoking bishop, Bob! Make up the fires, and buy another coal-scuttle before you dot another i, Bob Cratchit."
A Christmas Carol
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244 Greek Proverb
Quotable Words by George W. Bush
The situation in Iraq is unacceptable to the American people ~~ and it is unacceptable to me. Our troops in Iraq have fought bravely. They have done everything we have asked them to do. Where mistakes have been made, the responsibility rests with me.I've made it clear to the Prime Minister and Iraq's other leaders that America's commitment is not open~ended. If the Iraqi government does not follow through on its promises, it will lose the support of the American people ~~ and it will lose the support of the Iraqi people. Now is the time to act.Fellow citizens: The year ahead will demand more patience, sacrifice, and resolve. It can be tempting to think that America can put aside the burdens of freedom. Yet times of testing reveal the character of a nation. And throughout our history, Americans have always defied the pessimists and seen our faith in freedom redeemed. Now America is engaged in a new struggle that will set the course for a new century. We can, and we will, prevail.Succeeding in Iraq also requires defending its territorial integrity and stabilizing the region in the face of extremist challenges. This begins with addressing Iran and Syria. These two regimes are allowing terrorists and insurgents to use their territory to move in and out of Iraq. Iran is providing material support for attacks on American troops. We will disrupt the attacks on our forces. We'll interrupt the flow of support from Iran and Syria. And we will seek out and destroy the networks providing advanced weaponry and training to our enemies in Iraq.
298 Greek Proverb
A Quote Said of Lady Gaga
Memorable Words Spoken of Jimmy Carter
Memorable Quotation Said by Oscar Wilde
Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.
Lady Windermere's Fan (1892)
A Quote ~ Harrison Ford
I grew up in the mid~west. You don't ask what a person's religion is, you don't ask what their politics are, you don't ask how much money they make and I pretty much still have that attitude about it. It's none of anybody's business and I don't advantage anyone by telling them what my personal politics are The arguments are much too subtle to be entered in that way, to my mind. There are things that I think are happening in he world that are egregious mistakes but I'm only operating out of my own box and I don't have any expertise. I'm a voter I have one vote, that's all I should have.
Notable Quote Said from Harrison Ford
I saw a bit of director Steve Gaghan's movie Syriana (2005), and I wish I'd played the part that was offered to me ~ George's part. I didn't feel strongly enough about the truth of the material and I think I made a mistake. I think the film underwent some changes, and I think a lot of it is very truthful: the things that I thought weren't, were obviated after I left the table.
Quote from Johnny Cash
Well-Known Feelings of Maya Angelou
I don't know if I continue, even today, always liking myself. But what I learned to do many years ago was to forgive myself. It is very important for every human being to forgive herself or himself because if you live, you will make mistakes- it is inevitable. But once you do and you see the mistake, then you forgive yourself and say, 'well, if I'd known better I'd have done better,' that's all. So you say to people who you think you may have injured, 'I'm sorry,' and then you say to yourself, 'I'm sorry.' If we all hold on to the mistake, we can't see our own glory in the mirror because we have the mistake between our faces and the mirror; we can't see what we're capable of being. You can ask forgiveness of others, but in the end the real forgiveness is in one's own self. I think that young men and women are so caught by the way they see themselves. Now mind you. When a larger society sees them as unattractive, as threats, as too black or too white or too poor or too fat or too thin or too sexual or too asexual, that's rough. But you can overcome that. The real difficulty is to overcome how you think about yourself. If we don't have that we never grow, we never learn, and sure as hell we should never teach.
Phrase from: Adolf Hitler
This is probably the first time and this is the first country in which people are being taught to realize that, of all the tasks which we have to face, the noblest and most sacred for mankind is that each racial species must preserve the purity of the blood which God has given it… The greatest revolution which National Socialism has brought about is that it has rent asunder the veil which hid from us the knowledge that all human failures and mistakes are due to the conditions of the time and therefore can be remedied, but that there is one error which cannot be remedied once men have made it, namely the failure to recognize the importance of conserving the blood and the race free from intermixture and thereby the racial aspect and character which are God's gift and God's handiwork. It is not for men to discuss the question of why Providence created different races, but rather to recognize the fact that it punishes those who disregard its work of creation… As I look back on the great work that has been done during the past four years you will understand quite well that my first feeling is simply one of thankfulness to our Almighty God for having allowed me to bring this work to success. He has blessed our labors and has enabled our people to come through all the obstacles which encompassed them on their way… Today I must humbly thank Providence, whose grace has enabled me, who was once an unknown soldier in the War, to bring to a successful issue the struggle for the restoration of our honor and rights as a nation.
Speech before the Reichstag, 30 January 1937
A Words Said from Richard M. Nixon
I want to say this to the television audience. I made my mistakes, but in all of my years of public life, I have never profited, never profited from public service. I have earned every cent. And in all of my years of public life, I have never obstructed justice. And I think, too, that I can say that in my years of public life, that I welcome this kind of examination because people have got to know whether or not their President is a crook. Well, I'm not a crook. I've earned everything I've got.
Televised press conference with 400 Associated Press Managing Editors at Walt Disney World, Florida. (17 November 1973)


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Now in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea, Herod being tetrarch of Galilee, his brother Philip tetrarch of Iturea and the region of Trachonitis, and Lysanias tetrarch of Abilene, |
while Annas and Caiaphas were high priests,fn the word of God came to John the son of Zacharias in the wilderness. |
And he went into all the region around the Jordan, preaching a baptism of repentance for the remission of sins, |
as it is written in the book of the words of Isaiah the prophet, saying: "The voice of one crying in the wilderness: 'Prepare the way of the LORD; Make His paths straight. |
Every valley shall be filled And every mountain and hill brought low; The crooked places shall be made straight And the rough ways smooth; |
And all flesh shall see the salvation of God.' "fn |
Then he said to the multitudes that came out to be baptized by him, "Brood of vipers! Who warned you to flee from the wrath to come? |
"Therefore bear fruits worthy of repentance, and do not begin to say to yourselves, 'We have Abraham as our father.' For I say to you that God is able to raise up children to Abraham from these stones. |
"And even now the ax is laid to the root of the trees. Therefore every tree which does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire." |
So the people asked him, saying, "What shall we do then?" |
He answered and said to them, "He who has two tunics, let him give to him who has none; and he who has food, let him do likewise." |
Then tax collectors also came to be baptized, and said to him, "Teacher, what shall we do?" |
And he said to them, "Collect no more than what is appointed for you." |
Likewise the soldiers asked him, saying, "And what shall we do?" So he said to them, "Do not intimidate anyone or accuse falsely, and be content with your wages." |
Now as the people were in expectation, and all reasoned in their hearts about John, whether he was the Christ or not, |
John answered, saying to all, "I indeed baptize you with water; but One mightier than I is coming, whose sandal strap I am not worthy to loose. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire. |
"His winnowing fan is in His hand, and He will thoroughly clean out His threshing floor, and gather the wheat into His barn; but the chaff He will burn with unquenchable fire." |
And with many other exhortations he preached to the people. |
But Herod the tetrarch, being rebuked by him concerning Herodias, his brother Philip's wife,fn and for all the evils which Herod had done, |
also added this, above all, that he shut John up in prison. |
When all the people were baptized, it came to pass that Jesus also was baptized; and while He prayed, the heaven was opened. |
And the Holy Spirit descended in bodily form like a dove upon Him, and a voice came from heaven which said, "You are My beloved Son; in You I am well pleased." |
Now Jesus Himself began His ministry at about thirty years of age, being (as was supposed) the son of Joseph, the son of Heli, |
the son of Matthat,fn the son of Levi, the son of Melchi, the son of Janna, the son of Joseph, |
the son of Mattathiah, the son of Amos, the son of Nahum, the son of Esli, the son of Naggai, |
the son of Maath, the son of Mattathiah, the son of Semei, the son of Joseph, the son of Judah, |
the son of Joannas, the son of Rhesa, the son of Zerubbabel, the son of Shealtiel, the son of Neri, |
the son of Melchi, the son of Addi, the son of Cosam, the son of Elmodam, the son of Er, |
the son of Jose, the son of Eliezer, the son of Jorim, the son of Matthat, the son of Levi, |
the son of Simeon, the son of Judah, the son of Joseph, the son of Jonan, the son of Eliakim, |
the son of Melea, the son of Menan, the son of Mattathah, the son of Nathan, the son of David, |
the son of Jesse, the son of Obed, the son of Boaz, the son of Salmon, the son of Nahshon, |
the son of Amminadab, the son of Ram, the son of Hezron, the son of Perez, the son of Judah, |
the son of Jacob, the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham, the son of Terah, the son of Nahor, |
the son of Serug, the son of Reu, the son of Peleg, the son of Eber, the son of Shelah, |
the son of Cainan, the son of Arphaxad, the son of Shem, the son of Noah, the son of Lamech, |
the son of Methuselah, the son of Enoch, the son of Jared, the son of Mahalalel, the son of Cainan, |
the son of Enosh, the son of Seth, the son of Adam, the son of God. |
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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office have found the 92-year-old missing since early this morning.
They say 92-year-old William Henry Webb returned home around 7:30 Wednesday morning, to his family.
Webb got lost while driving home from San Jose on Highway 129 in rural Watsonville. Family members say Webb called them just before 2:00 Wednesday morning.
Sheriff's deputies say they suspect Webb pulled over because it was foggy out, and waited for better conditions before driving home.


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Gov't unveils mortgage disclosure rules
Posted: 11.12.2008 at 10:24 AM
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Prospective home buyers would get a simpler way to understand often-confusing mortgage terms under new rules by the federal government.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is overhauling a 1974 law requiring lender to give a so-called "good faith estimate" of mortgage costs, including lenders' payments to mortgage brokers.
HUD Secretary Steve Preston said Wednesday in prepared remarks that "consumers deserve to understand this, and they need to get credit for essentially paying these premiums."
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Posted: Apr 22, 2013 2:53 PM by Lorraine Rivera
Updated: Apr 23, 2013 10:54 AM
TUCSON - Christy Sorbe arrived home from Boston Friday to a home full of excited family. The mother of four ran in the Boston Marathon and then she and her husband spent the week visiting the historic city.
Sorbe, who finished the race before blast, recalled hearing and feeling the blast from about 200 yards away, "but when you saw the gray smoke and the debris and just silence. Kind of a hush over the crowd. And everyone just looked and said oh that's not normal."
She said she qualified to run in next year's race and is considering making the trip, "you know in my mind I hadn't necessarily immediately planned to do another marathon right away but would I? Yeah. Would it deter me? No."
As people all over the US watched the story unfold last week Dr. Sudha Rahm, a University of Arizona professor said social media most definitely played a role in the aftermath. She said people all over the country and even outside the U.S. were able to watch the developments, "it used to be that when were driving we'd listen to the radio. Or when we would go somewhere we would see a TV screen.; now you're always connected through your smart phone through your iPad, your tablets, and so on."
Rahm referred to the new paradigm as crowd sourcing. She described it as people attempting to help problem solve and believes social media may have helped authorities solve the crime, "you know people were filming different parts of the marathon. And so they were able to turn all that in to the law enforcement officers who were able to comb through it and that's how they were able to zoom in on you know the two suspects."
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In response to Bizarre coincidences - how I got my copy of Possession, written by Kate on October 21, 1997 at 09:39:11
Great story! BTW, if you don't intend to carry it back to Oz, can I buy it? I've read it three times, each time a library copy, and it just occurred to me that I really should own it, as it is my favorite book.
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The conversation turns to
Hair was soft and
And the beach
Suntanned bodies and
Waves of sunshine the
Californiagirls and a
Beautiful coastline
Warmed up weather
Let's get together and
Do it again
With a girl the
weather, lets
Been so long
(Hey now hey now hey now hey now hey now)
(Hey now hey now hey now hey now hey now)
Well I've been thinking 'bout
All the places we've surfed and danced and
All the faces we've missed so let's get
Back together and do it
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