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Easter is Coming!

Easter is approaching, and with perfect timing, the daffodils in our garden, kindly left as bulbs by the previous tenants, are blooming. (It's perfect timing because the German name for daffodil is Osterglocke, literally translation: "Easter Bell".) Easter also means that I will not be blogging tomorrow or on Monday.

But before I disappear into the extra-long weekend, here is a link that was announced on a textile-focused list today:

The Ohio State University has initiated a database project to help with the identification of fibres, providing microscope pictures of different kinds of fibres. The Fiber Reference Image Library, as it is called, is intended to serve as a reference library, as the name already says, but also as a teaching tool and information base. If you always wanted to take a really close look at cotton, wool or (my favourite pic) jute fibres, have a look at the database at https://fril.osu.edu!

After the weekend, I hope to have good progress news and pics not only regarding the tent, but also the portioned and packaged gold thread and maybe even the knitting project. And that probably means I should get busy now and stop browsing fibre pictures!
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Phiala (website) on Donnerstag, 01. April 2010 11:51

My first daffodil opened yesterday - perfect timing here too. Enjoy your long weekend. We don't get any time off in the US. (I don't celebrate Easter, but I do celebrate days off.)

My first daffodil opened yesterday - perfect timing here too. Enjoy your long weekend. We don't get any time off in the US. (I don't celebrate Easter, but I do celebrate days off.)
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