Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Beautiful Mermaid Wedding Dresses 2010
Beautiful Mermaid Wedding Dresses 2010
In 2010 many appear beautiful wedding dress with various patterns, motifs and themes, one of them is mermaid wedding dresses with pleated skirt. Beautiful mermaid wedding dresses 2010 in the picture galleries looks sexy with strapless wedding dresses.
Kinds of Indian & Pakistani Embroidery - TYPES OF EMBROIDERY
Embroidery has traditionally enhanced a dress. A look at the various types of threadwork
As far as the world of design is concerned, embroidery is the backbone of India and Pakistan. It has left an indelible imprint even on international fashion like Escada, Lingara and Ferra have their ensembles embroidered in India. Do we know enough about our own embroideries and how to use them efficiently? The thoughtful use of embroidery can enhance an ensemble, and take it from the mundane to the extraordinary. Some Indian embroideries that can do wonders for an outfit are:
Aabla: Mirror work which has its roots in Rajasthan and Kutch.
Aari: Embroidery done on a cot. Also known as khatla work aari originated in Barabanki.
Badla: Flat metallic wire, silver or gilt wire embroidery.
Butas and Butis: Motifs composed of floral forms fitted into paisley shapes derived from the Mughal era.
Lari: Fine quality gold thread embroidery found in Bareilly , Benaras ( Varanasi ), Lucknow and Agra. These days silver zari is equally popular.
Phool Patti Work: Applique work from Aligarh where usually organdi or other fabric cutouts in floral and leaf motifs are affixed on to a plain fabric sometimes in tandem with silver tilla embroidery.
Chikan Work: Originating from Lucknow this involves a technique of finding separated warp and weft threads for a textural effect.
Taipchi: Darn stitch on muslin.
Khatwa: Inverted satin stitch on muslin.
Murri or Phanda: Satin stitch knots.
Jaali: Network.
Phulkari: Flower motifs, geometric patterns, surface satin stitching using silk floss threads. Phulkari has its origin in Punjab.
Zardosi: Leaf-scroll worked in gold and silver thread on silk, satin, velvet and other rich fabrics. Zardosi is also combined with Dabka work and is originally from Lucknow.
Mokaish: Silver dots strewn all over is Mokaish work.
Kashida: Mix of textile embroidery and printing.
Kantha Work: Originally from Bangladesh, it resembles the running stitch.
Ek taar: Single thread embroidery used in tandem with crystals.
Resham: Fine silk thread-work.
Bead and Crystal Work: Resham work is teamed with beads, baggets, diamantes, rhinestones and Swarowski crystal.
Sitara Work: Sequins are embroidered into the fabric.
Kinds of Indian & Pakistani Embroidery at http://chudidaar.blogspot.com/
As far as the world of design is concerned, embroidery is the backbone of India and Pakistan. It has left an indelible imprint even on international fashion like Escada, Lingara and Ferra have their ensembles embroidered in India. Do we know enough about our own embroideries and how to use them efficiently? The thoughtful use of embroidery can enhance an ensemble, and take it from the mundane to the extraordinary. Some Indian embroideries that can do wonders for an outfit are:
Aabla: Mirror work which has its roots in Rajasthan and Kutch.
Aari: Embroidery done on a cot. Also known as khatla work aari originated in Barabanki.
Badla: Flat metallic wire, silver or gilt wire embroidery.
Butas and Butis: Motifs composed of floral forms fitted into paisley shapes derived from the Mughal era.
Lari: Fine quality gold thread embroidery found in Bareilly , Benaras ( Varanasi ), Lucknow and Agra. These days silver zari is equally popular.
Phool Patti Work: Applique work from Aligarh where usually organdi or other fabric cutouts in floral and leaf motifs are affixed on to a plain fabric sometimes in tandem with silver tilla embroidery.
Chikan Work: Originating from Lucknow this involves a technique of finding separated warp and weft threads for a textural effect.
Taipchi: Darn stitch on muslin.
Khatwa: Inverted satin stitch on muslin.
Murri or Phanda: Satin stitch knots.
Jaali: Network.
Phulkari: Flower motifs, geometric patterns, surface satin stitching using silk floss threads. Phulkari has its origin in Punjab.
Zardosi: Leaf-scroll worked in gold and silver thread on silk, satin, velvet and other rich fabrics. Zardosi is also combined with Dabka work and is originally from Lucknow.
Mokaish: Silver dots strewn all over is Mokaish work.
Kashida: Mix of textile embroidery and printing.
Kantha Work: Originally from Bangladesh, it resembles the running stitch.
Ek taar: Single thread embroidery used in tandem with crystals.
Resham: Fine silk thread-work.
Bead and Crystal Work: Resham work is teamed with beads, baggets, diamantes, rhinestones and Swarowski crystal.
Sitara Work: Sequins are embroidered into the fabric.
Kinds of Indian & Pakistani Embroidery at http://chudidaar.blogspot.com/
Strapless Wedding Dresses 2010
Strapless Wedding Dresses 2010
Red is the wedding dress ideas for 2010 wedding theme, which is a trend with strapless wedding dresses. In the gallery is strapless wedding dresses 2010 with ball gown design, that looks beautiful with flower pattern skirt. Strapless wedding dresses 2010 these also suitable for evening wedding theme.
Feast of St. Andrew!
El Greco. 1606.
It's the feast of St. Andrew!
You know, ya don't hear quite as much about St. Andrew as the other apostles. But really, that is hardly fair. I mean, he was the first. The FIRST apostle! When Christ was walking by the sea of Galilee, he saw two fishermen, Simon and Andrew. They were of course, fishing, being fishermen. Christ called to them, "Come with me and I will make you fishers of men." And Andrew, then and there, dropped everything and did. He followed Christ. No hemming and hawing and "what do you mean?" or "just let me go take care of this"...he just knew. {Matthew 4:18-22} And so he did. THEN he brought his brother back again, Simon, who Christ renamed Peter (but that's a whole 'nother post, eh?). But yeah, THAT Peter, the St. Peter, rock of the church, pearly gates, the whole shebang. Poor Andrew gets kinda short shrift eh? I think so. But he shouldn't. Would that I had that kind of instant unquestioning sure faith.
So, today I wish the Andrew's I know, a happy feast day. You have an awesome patron. And I pray to St. Andrew that he prays for my faith to increase, and my actions accordingly, just like him.
St. Andrew, pray for us!
Graffiti Sketches: Graffiti Alphabet Cool High Heels
Graffiti sketch on paper with the design of high-heeled shoes with graffiti alphabet and a beautiful color combination. Suitable for young children today. Graffiti alphabet in high heels cool
Tiffanny Prom Dresses
Prom is a special time in a teenage girl's life. You will make wonderful memories that you'll cherish forever. So naturally, finding the most flattering and best fitting prom dress is very important. To get the perfect fitting prom dress you should measure yourself properly, if you don't measure yourself properly. No need to worry though, it's very easy to learn the right way to measure your body for a prom dress. We will show you how to measure your body for a tiffany prom dresses to look gorgeous.
Looking for a tiffanny prom dress that is modest is sometimes a hard thing to do. Most designs have low cut necklines, they are strapless, or they have slits that come way too high. There are some companies that deal only with modest style dresses or you can alter the dress to fit your moral standards.
You just need to find a dress that does not come down too low in the back so that the length of the shrug or bolero will cover. Shrugs and boleros come mostly in black or white but occasionally you can find them in other colors. A black dress with either a white or black shrug can look very elegant. A white dress with a black or white shrug also looks great. You can use either with any color dress but a great combination is a any shade of red with a black shrug.
Going to the prom is exciting and fun and a wonderful time that you and your parents will never forget so have a great time and don't forget to smile for the cameras.Monday, November 29, 2010
Foto Ciuman Kim Hyun Joong - Film Playful Kiss
Film Playfull Kiss adalah Film drama korea. Film yang diperankan oleh : Kim Hyun Joong (Baek Seung Jo) dan Jung So Min (Oh Hani), mereka beradu action dalam pembuatan film pertama mereka pada tanggal 24 di daerah perumahan di Sung Bok Dong, Seoul. Foto Adegan Ciuman Kim Hyun Joong and Jung So Min :
Dere Kiang Simple Wedding Dresses
Dere Kiang Simple Wedding Dresses
Dere Kiang is the famous fashion designers who have talents and characteristics, work of wedding gown created from the Dere Kiang ideas inspired many brides including among celebrities. In the gallery showing of Dere Kiang simple wedding dresses designed short and strapless, wrapped in a white chiffon fabric making it very convenient. Dere Kiang simple wedding dresses these is very suitable for beach wedding theme, because more modest and casual.
F4
F4 adalah Pemilih sekolah dalam Film Boy Before Flower. Mereka beranggotakan 4 cowok tampan, mereka adalah Gu Hye Sun (Geum Jan Di), Lee Min Ho (Goo Joon Pyo), Kim Hyun Joong (Yoon Ji Hoo), Kim Bum (So Yi Jung), Kim Joon (Song Woo Bin).
Happy New Year! Advent
So, one day late, Happy New Year!!
It's the liturgical new year.
The Church's New Year, yesterday, officially (ok, vespers Saturday night).
We are in the first season of the new year: Advent.
I was going to post this yesterday but it was a busy day.......so much for resolutions, even in the liturgical year. Awfully similar to the secular new year resolutions. But as with those, I can still begin again.
Anyhow...
I love Advent. I really do. It it the time to prepare our hearts and souls and minds for the Incarnation, the coming of Christ to this hard broken beautiful world. We get these four weeks, punctuated by four Sundays, to prepare in body and mind and heart - in action and prayer - for our broken beautiful personal world to be ready to welcome Christ, as one of us, come to us, because that is the only way to truly reach us. The biggest of gifts, come to us. Even to me.
Another day, another post is for the doing of Advent. Or the undoing of Advent, perhaps. More later. For now, this is best I think:
Advent begins. Not Christmas, not yet. The preparation of ourselves for Christmas. The expectation, the anticipation, the quieting of waiting. I love Advent.
It's the liturgical new year.
The Church's New Year, yesterday, officially (ok, vespers Saturday night).
We are in the first season of the new year: Advent.
I was going to post this yesterday but it was a busy day.......so much for resolutions, even in the liturgical year. Awfully similar to the secular new year resolutions. But as with those, I can still begin again.
Anyhow...
I love Advent. I really do. It it the time to prepare our hearts and souls and minds for the Incarnation, the coming of Christ to this hard broken beautiful world. We get these four weeks, punctuated by four Sundays, to prepare in body and mind and heart - in action and prayer - for our broken beautiful personal world to be ready to welcome Christ, as one of us, come to us, because that is the only way to truly reach us. The biggest of gifts, come to us. Even to me.
Another day, another post is for the doing of Advent. Or the undoing of Advent, perhaps. More later. For now, this is best I think:
Advent begins. Not Christmas, not yet. The preparation of ourselves for Christmas. The expectation, the anticipation, the quieting of waiting. I love Advent.
Sophia Tolli Strapless Wedding Dresses
Sophia Tolli Strapless Wedding Dresses
Famous fashion designers in the world most likes to create of strapless wedding dresses, including by Sophia Tolli is a top designer. Sophia Tolli strapless wedding dresses created to mermaid bridal gown also designed with lace flower pattern. Strapless wedding dresses by Sophia Tolli in the picture gallery looks very classy, beautiful and elegant, is very suitable for evening wedding theme.
Unique Prom Dresses
A great way to start off in looking of a unique prom dresses is to look at bridesmaid dresses to find a dress no one else will be wearing to prom. Most people look for prom dresses and never think to check out dresses for weddings. Even if you do purchase a prom dress there are many things you can do to it to make it unique and one of a kind. Purchase a simple long dress and then start to add pearl trim, sparkly cording or sew on beads or sequins to make it look totally different.
A unique and popular style for this year is the short prom dress. These can be beautiful and elegant even if they do not come to the floor. They are made of quality fabrics such a silk blends and satin with lace and tulle. They come in all different colors and some even sparkle and are beaded. They look like a classic prom dress except that they come to the knee or slightly above.
A way to make a dress look different is to make a large sash that goes around the waist. It only takes about 1 or 2 yards of material that is cut double the width you want it to be. Fold it over and sew down the side that is open with one fourth inch seam and sew on each end leaving about 2 inches open at one end. Once sewn you just have to pull the sash inside out through the hole then sew that up by hand. Iron it flat and tie it about the waist.
You are unique as a person so make sure your uniqueness is exemplified at your prom. Get a unique prom dress or alter a regular dress to make it different. Make sure it is a good representation of your unique personality. Unique prom dresses, turn heads and look your best for prom nightSunday, November 28, 2010
Beautiful Lace Wedding Dress
Beautiful Lace Wedding Dress By Alfred Angelo
This dress is inspiration for your wedding designed highly detailed filled with lace. The strapless lace wedding dress in the gallery is looks beautiful and can only be created from famous designer, this is really stunning because beautiful lace wedding dress these designed by Alfred Angelo. The beautiful lace wedding dress in the gallery picture designed white long dress, and looks very graceful and elegant which will become a trend among the brides.
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