100 Very Cool Facts About The Human Body The Brain The human brain is the most complex and least understood part of the human anatomy. There may be a lot we don’t know, but here are a few interesting facts that we’ve got covered. Nerve impulses to and from the brain travel as fast as 170 miles per hour. Ever wonder how you can react so fast to things around you or why that stubbed toe hurts right away? Hair and Nails While they’re not a living part of your body, most people spend a good amount of time caring for their hair and nails. Facial hair grows faster than any other hair on the body. Internal Organs Though we may not give them much thought unless they’re bothering us, our internal organs are what allow us to go on eating, breathing and walking around. The largest internal organ is the small intestine. Bodily Functions We may not always like to talk about them, but everyone has to deal with bodily functions on a daily basis. Sneezes regularly exceed 100 mph. Sex and Reproduction Senses Aging and Death
Loom Knitting with Isela The Zippy Iva Headband is modeled after the double knit Iva Headband, modeled after it, it splits in the middle to create the accent at the forehead. Worked on the Zippy loom with super bulky yarn in less than 30 minutes! Knitting loom: Zippy loom (2 Zippy looms, connected together). Yarn: Approx 20 yds of super bulky acrylic yarn. Notions: knitting tool, big eye tapestry needle. Size: fits up to 21 inch head. Gauge: 5 sts x 9 rows= 4 inches (in stockinette, using the Knit Stitch/U Stitch). Other: hair elastic (pony holder) Pattern notes: Connect the two Zippy looms together. Position the stitches at the middle of the knitting loom to have empty pegs at each end. Cast on 4 stitches Row 1-8: knit to end of row. Row 9: Increase at the beginning of the row (ewrap the empty peg to the right). Row 10: Increase at the beginning of the row (ewrap the empty peg to the left). Row 11-18: knit to the end of row. Work the next 4 rows on ONLY the first 3 pegs. Next 4 rows: knit to the end of row.
May 2007 I was asked this question recently, how do I find time to knit. I honestly do take a knitting bag with me nearly everywhere. There have been times I've been tempted to take a small project along to work on while standing in line at the grocery store. I don't know why I have to spend more time in line waiting to pay for my things than I spent gathering them from the store shelves. When I was working on my book, there were times I knit in the car, but just while sitting at leap year red lights. I didn't keep that up for long, as I quickly realized I was not setting a very good example for my daughter, who is old enough to remember this when she starts driving in a few short years! The trick to knitting on the go is to work on simple and/or small projects. Things that don't work for short bursts of knitting are complex stitch patterns, complex color patterns, and large projects that get bulky and heavy to carry around. So where do I take my knitting?
Sacred Space » Homepage Loom Knitting Help Daily Prayer 2012-12-28 | Sacred Space Awareness of the Presence of God If someone asked you to give them another word for 'God', you could use the word 'Presence', for that is what God is. When Moses asked Yahweh his name, Yahweh replied, 'I am who am' and this means 'I am present'. God is really saying, 'I shall be there for you.' Body Exercise Sit in your chair, upright but comfortable, with your back supported. Close your eyes, or fix them on some point in front of you. The mind rarely leaves us long in peace to do this, but begins to demand attention with comment and questions: This is a waste of valuable time. You can, if you like, move into more explicit prayer by repeating to yourself St Paul's phrase, In him I live, and move, and have my being. (adapted from God of Surprises by Gerry W Hughes SJ) Breathing Exercise This exercise involves concentrating all your attention on the physical feelings of breathing in and breathing out, without deliberately changing the rhythm of your breathing. Listening Exercise
Loom Knitter's Classroom Blog Loom Knitting Help GoodKnitKisses Beginners needle knit series overview video only. Learn how to knit in this beginners knitting series on basic needle knitting techniques and stitches. Check for links below to learn how to cast on, knit, purl, bind off or cast off, & check gauge. Happy Knitting! Tools Used: The needles are Bamboo size 15 from Clover and the yarn is Lion Brand Yarns Hometown USA (it's a super bulky #6) Beginner Needle Knit Series overview to Knit - Cast On Beginner (with closed captions) to Knit - Knit Stitch Beginner (with closed captions) to Knit - Purl Stitch Beginner (with closed captions) to Knit - Bind Off Beginner or cast off to Check Knitting Gauge or measure gauge Happy Crafting!! Send stuff to me! If item(s) is(are) for Embrace Grace baby shower donations please write s/m Embrace Grace on the packaging.
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