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Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Projects

Again, just a mental rundown of what is or needs to be on the needles!

Carry around - Fish in DB Cashmerino. 4 to go. Im not going to use the 5th ball because I dont like the color. Then the seaming and the photo shoot.

Bedside - This Beauty in the unknown laceweight that I made my Branching Out in.

Upcoming
1. Suprise

2. Leafy scarf/wrap (unsure of width) in HandpaintedYarn.com laceweight in lettuce.

2. Spin Me Round baby blanket in Oklahoma Sunset

3. Felted Soaps

4. Dishclothes

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Projects and Tutorials Page Updated!

In this weeks edition of behind the scenes blog updates...

The Projects and Tutorials page has been updated! If you saw last weeks post, you may remember that the Home Tour page page got updated to show our current home and Ive been hard at work getting the projects and tutorials page up to date as well. Its got a brand new, streamlined look, so even if youve been over there before, I hope youll stop by and see it. I added lots of new ones to the list since I realized that many of my favorites from the past year werent there (boo!). Its always fun to comb through the archives, and now that Ive been at this blogging thing for about 2.5 years, theres a lot to see!

In other news, I also added a new category in the navigation bar called Freebies. If you click on that, you can find all the free downloads Ive posted over the years including the newest March wallpapers.

Were headed out on vacation this week, so Ill be popping in every now and again, but Ill mostly be unplugged. :) Enjoy the archives and Ill be back next week!

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Projects Lately

Hi!

I wanted to share with yall a little bit of the project that took up the last week and a half or so. I painted kitchen cabinets and brand new living room built ins for a client in Inman Park. The renovation was GORGEOUS. I could move right in.

Here was her kitchen before:

(well, its after the old backsplash was removed, and after the new countertops were installed, and after I removed the kitchen cabinet doors, hah)

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But, you get the general idea of the darker feel the kitchen had. I dont have a real "after" shot, because we were waiting until everything was done, but here is the list of things that were replaced:

wall paint changed

countertops replaced

backsplash installed

cabinets painted

plus, light fixtures were added and new hardware is being installed. So much fun! So, see the little corner above? heres a sneak peak of what it looks like now:

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weeeeee! My client probably thought I was a freak, based on how much oohing and ahhing I was doing over her new kitchen. Is it weird that I told her I could move in?

Heres a photo that I took of the honed calcutta marble when it was being installed. i LOVE it.

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beautiful. Her countertops were also honed caesarstone in misty cararra, which is what our countertops are. I love how she had hers rounded on the edges though.

(all interior design by Jane Goetz who is a great visionary and a genius with color, in my opinion!)

I promise to post real "After" shots when everything is installed. The real piece de resistance in this kitchen were the new island pendants. Ralph Lauren. Polished nickel. big. insanely gorgeous.

And, like I said, I also painted the living room built ins:

they were brand new - they were not there at all, before. There was a fireplace, but it got majorly beefed up, with lots of new moulding added. I LOVE IT.

here it was before I painted:

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and, after:

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Obviously, I have a filter on it, because I edited it in my phone. BUT. Trust me when I say the color and woodworking were beautiful. Its Benjamin Moore Stonington Gray.

two sconces will go inside the woodworking on either side over the mantle. I adore the woodworking at the toe kick, too! the little scrolly details. <3 p="">

and the MARBLE! AH!

I could imagine all my furnishings living in this space. Haha. OK, Ill stop.

better accurate depiction of the color:

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what do you guys think? I LOVE!

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Projects Galore At Osmania University

The month of May was a very critical month, filled with exams and lab assignments. The second year students (presently third year) were encouraged to submit a miniature project displaying their skill in Java, as a part of the curriculum.

Initially, the idea of motivating students to build their miniature projects was crafted by Mr. Hameed, a faculty member of my college.

The students worked on their projects under the guidance of the faculty, with support from the college management and S.O.U.R.C.E. All the labs were equipped with NetBeans to make project development easy.

There were 11 groups, each consisting of 5 members, and thereby 11 different projects. The projects included different applications like -

Media Player
Movie Ticketing Application
Download Manager
Beat Box

And many more.

After completion of the projects, each team gave a presentation about their project showcasing their theme and the methodology of implementation.

Overall, the entire concept was a huge success and the students gained a lot of exposure to the Java programming language.

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Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Projects

Projects

Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Projects and Tutorials Page Updated!

Projects and Tutorials Page Updated!

Sunday, May 21, 2017

Projects Lately

Projects Lately

Saturday, February 18, 2017

Projects Galore At Osmania University

Projects Galore At Osmania University