I'm wrapping up the house sale this week, and I'm also running late today. That means a photo blog today, and I think I'm working on "Wrapping Things Up" for my subject matter. Let's see what I can find for view today...
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I'm going to try and make today's blog wrapped up in pretty string, just like this package wrapped in satin cording. |
What kinds of things are wrapped? Hmmm - time for a hunt....
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I'm a firm believer that everything is better with bacon, and I adore corn. So I'll have to grill me some bacon-wrapped-corn this summer when I'm cooking on the outdoor grill. Yummy! |
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I tried to find out where and when this Saran Wrapped spider web art installation had been displayed, but the pic was on Tumblr without any information. A different install that was similar was at the Duomo, but I don't think the picture here is the same exhibit. It's fun, though. |
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This wonderful spiderweb-wrapped bridge is in Melbourne, Australia and is part of a project rehabilitating the former Webb Rail Bridge. It's really stunning and the play of light and shadows through the wrapped webbing must be so fun to experience. |
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Clothing wraps people up and aren't these artistic stockings too fun? I love the leaves and flowers climbing up the legs. So pretty! Want some? They're designed by Sweet Marcel. |
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And as my final offering for today, we wrap ourselves away from the outside world in our houses and apartments. This wonderful Amsterdam houseboat was designed for a competition requiring a maximum 3-metre height. It is the +31Architects "Watervilla de Omval" and I read that it's quite spacious on the interior. Wouldn't this just be fun? |
So there you have it. I'm calling this a wrap!
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