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Twining: Critical and Creative Approaches to Hypertext Narratives 1.27

This illustrative botanical wallpaper celebrates the first overtures of spring. Twining, leafy vines are bedecked in spindly flowers and tiny berries, the verdant palette of light greens and white adding to its fresh, springtime feel. Turi is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 in. wide by 33 ft. long, covering approximately About 57.5 sq. ft. per roll. Color: Moss.

Spring's gentle touch is celebrated in this stunning botanical wallpaper. The illustrative design features winding sage vines bedecked in delicate, pale grey flowers and small berries. Turi is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 in. wide by 33 ft. long, covering approximately About 57.5 sq. ft. per roll.

Add beauty to the garden with vibrant, purple flowers that begin in late Spring and continue periodically throughout the Summer. 'Amethyst Falls' wisteria is a North American native selection that is fast-growing and non-invasive. Train it to an arbor or trellis or use it as a focal point in the garden. This is a wonderful selection for attracting butterflies.

This illustrative botanical design depicts the first delicate overtures of spring in a warm, neutral palette you'll enjoy year-round. The winding, leafy vines sport diminutive berries and delicate flowers, the details illustrated in white and grey with subtle pearlescent touches against a pale, sandy beige. Turi is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 in. wide by 33 ft. long, covering approximately About 57.5 sq. ft. per roll. Color: Wheat.

Enjoy spring's soft charms year-round with this gorgeous botanical wallpaper. The illustrative design features winding vines sporting delicate berries and blossoms, the details inked in grey with subtle, pearlescent accents. Turi is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 in. wide by 33 ft. long, covering approximately About 57.5 sq. ft. per roll. Color: Light Grey.

Weft twining is pairs of wefts woven across a warp enclosing each warp by crossing each other between the warps. Excellent bibliography with more information including decorative finishings. Profusely illustrated.

Weft twining is pairs of wefts woven across a warp enclosing each warp by crossing each other between the warps. Excellent bibliography with more information including decorative finishings. Profusely illustrated.

Buy with confidence! Book is in good condition with minor wear to the pages, binding, and minor marks within 0.55

Basic Book of Twining, in good condition for it's age! Smoke-free home.

This copy is in new, unmarked condition bound in red cloth covered boards with bright gilt titling to the spine. This copy is bright, tight, white and square. The unclipped dust wrapper is in new condition. International postal rates are calculated on a book weighing 1 Kilo, in cases where the book weighs more than 1 Kilo increased postal rates will be quoted, where the book weighs less then postage will be reduced accordingly. Ernest W. Twining (March 29, 1875 - September 10, 1956) was a modelmaker, artist, and engineer. Ernest Twining was born in Bristol, England, and was trained as a telephone engineer. He also took art lessons at night school. After working on the Glasgow telephone system for a while, he established a commercial art studio in London, where, as a side-line, he branched out into designing and making model aircraft for sale, in due course expanding to the manufacture of full size gliders. His model-making work brought him into contact with Bassett-Lowke, the Northampton model making firm, for whom he did sub-contract work. In 1920 he founded Twining Models at Northampton, which manufactured glass-case models of industrial, architectural, advertising and transport themes. Twining was polymathic in his interests, and was active in the worlds of model railways, art and design, aeronautics, astronomy and photography, ships and ship models, and stained glass. In Northampton, his windows can be found at Holy Trinity Church Hall, St Edmunds, Hardingstone, St Francis de Sales, Wolverton and the Northampton Museum. Ref EE 6

Book is in Used-Good condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain limited notes and highlighting. 1.26

Basic Book of Twining, in good condition for it's age! Smoke-free home.

Award-winning fiber artist Mary Hettmansperger reveals the secrets of using traditional basketry techniques to create 28 striking pieces of jewelry. It's a new and exciting approach that yields remarkable results--even for beginners. She covers four basic procedures--plaiting, knotting, looping, and twining--and incorporates materials such as copper, colorful wire, natural fibers, even bottle tops and bark. The array of projects includes soft-fiber necklaces as well as one made from looped linen over a forged silver mold: small retro pins, bright and colorful in twined pattern shaped; and a variety of pieces made from wire twisted with beads. There's no other book like it, and it's sure to appeal to a diverse range of crafters.

Color/pattern: gold, white Design details: contemporary design, elevates any work space, stunning steel and marble combination Measures 6.5in x 8.5in x 14.5in 70% Steel, 30% Marble Clean with a soft, dry cloth Imported

Views basket weaving as an art form and details the use of coiling, twining, macrame, and crochet to create various containers

Ply-split braiding is a technique for making textiles by parting the plies of one cord (the "splittee") with a needle or similar tool, drawing a second cord (the "splitter") through the gap made in the first cord, and repeating the process many times over. With 176 images, including patterns, these techniques illustrate how to make baskets using plain oblique twining, a version of ply-split braiding particularly well-suited for the art of basketry. This guide to the creative process gives you the information needed for shaping the form of a basket, including the rate and location of adding and removing cords. Chapters include creating fenestrations, substituting cords, combining baskets, crossing planes, and harnessing the tension between right triangles when the hypotenuse of one aligns with the leg of another. See how these techniques are rendered in a gallery of beautiful finished work.

Twining and Miers examines the basic intellectual skills law students need, in particular those concerning the handling of rules. Designed to cater for the needs of a variety of groups, including 'pre-law', first year LLB students reading courses in legal method, and those studying jurisprudence options with an interpretation/legal reasoning basis, it has wide appeal and provides a general overview of the subject. The new edition brings the reader up to date with changes in the law and involves more emphasis on the EU and legislation, with new examples and exercises.

“A VIVID NARRATIVE . . . A splendid first-person account of the costly campaign that enabled Allied forces to wrest Guadalcanal from the Japanese in World War II’s Pacific theater.”—Kirkus Reviews“By reading and studying No Bended Knee, the military professional can gain an appreciation for war at the strategic, operational, and tactical levels. Twining writes as he served his corps—boldly and straightforwardly, with impeccable detail and superb understanding of things strategic.”—Airpower Journal“A VIEW FROM THE NERVE CENTER COMPLETE WITH TELLING PERSONAL ANECDOTES.”—Journal Inquirer (Manchester, CT)“Twining adds notably to the literature on Guadalcanal and provides one of the best accounts of war as seen from the perspective of the often maligned yet absolutely indispensable headquarters staff.”—Booklist “CANDID AND REVEALING.”—Publishers WeeklyFrom the Paperback edition.

Ply-split braiding is a technique for making textiles by parting the plies of one cord (the "splittee") with a needle or similar tool, drawing a second cord (the "splitter") through the gap made in the first cord, and repeating the process many times over. With 176 images, including patterns, these techniques illustrate how to make baskets using plain oblique twining, a version of ply-split braiding particularly well-suited for the art of basketry. This guide to the creative process gives you the information needed for shaping the form of a basket, including the rate and location of adding and removing cords. Chapters include creating fenestrations, substituting cords, combining baskets, crossing planes, and harnessing the tension between right triangles when the hypotenuse of one aligns with the leg of another. See how these techniques are rendered in a gallery of beautiful finished work.