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This Thing of Paper
Vellum
Scriptorium
Psalter
Incunabula
Majuscule & Minuscule
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Woodcut
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- - Bibliography
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Karie
March 9, 2009
Finn, Scotland

Four Seasons in One Day

Karie
March 9, 2009
Finn, Scotland

Yesterday we had snow, rain, thunder and sunshine .. and it looks like this pattern will continue today. Four seasons in one day. Who am I to resist posting this:

PS. worst cover ever?

Tagged: fangirl, Finn, Music, weather, youtube

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Karie Westermann

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I do things with wool and words. Knitwear designer, teacher and author.

And other stuff too. 

This Thing of Paper by Karie Westermann
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Look closer. Painting at @birmingham_mag ❤
I really, really, really like Birmingham. I'm on a tiny writing retreat and this is just the perfect city. @yarningham was lovely and now I've discovered a new favourite place ❤
I have this thing about tiled floors.
Hello spaceboy.
I have so many questions for Richard Rutt. He contradicts himself within the first 24 pages.
At @birmingham_mag looking at Arts & Crafts tiles - William de Morgan's work, in particular
Body image & clothes. 4 months ago I wrote about how I was shifting my wardrobe to reflect my identity. So, a small update from a hotel room. I didn't wear jeans for years, and wearing something that showed legs in public has been a surprisingly huge step for me. I am still working on the tops issue - roll on winter so I can live in jumpers - and it's unsurprisingly hard to find anything that fits a top-heavy woman without it either looking frumpy, way too cute, or too revealing. Today I'm wearing a tee, but otherwise I live in blouses with geometric prints. It's interesting to play around with styles and figuring out how this grey-haired, varifocal-wearing, plus-sized, migrant, rainbow-family woman in her 40s (😀) can present herself in a way that is true to who she is. The world is very, very busy telling ppl like me who it thinks we should be (mainly quiet & invisible), so I'm trying to be as authentic, as real, and as visible as I feel comfortable with. Also, I love my new red velvet chucks but that's another story.
No, this isn't my suitcase. It's @m_a_m_a_l_o_n_g_l_e_g_s work. I wish it were all in my suitcase though. #yarningham
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