Monday, November 26, 2012
A picture I forgot to post from my trip to London. St. James’s Park in the fall.

A picture I forgot to post from my trip to London. St. James’s Park in the fall.

Monday, November 12, 2012
A squirrel in St. James’s Park. We don’t really get squirrels in my country, so I had great fun watching them run about the parks in London.

A squirrel in St. James’s Park. We don’t really get squirrels in my country, so I had great fun watching them run about the parks in London.

Sunday, November 11, 2012
I went to London for my birthday last week (as you do). We had such lovely fall weather!

I went to London for my birthday last week (as you do). We had such lovely fall weather!

Saturday, August 4, 2012
Zeeland is all sorts of yellow and blue this time of year.

Zeeland is all sorts of yellow and blue this time of year.

Friday, August 3, 2012
Look closer.

Look closer.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Was dicking around with my Casio and Morris came to investigate. Clicked randomly. Ended up with a pretty neat shot!

Was dicking around with my Casio and Morris came to investigate. Clicked randomly. Ended up with a pretty neat shot!

Monday, June 13, 2011
Not exactly a great work of art, this picture, but.
Over on the dutch_crafters group on Ravelry somebody asked for pictures of our hands ‘in action’. I took this one by balancing my camera on my knee, setting the timer, and hoping for the best.
I’m working an intarsia pattern (a skull, for those interested). I keep one strand of yarn in my right hand, English style, and let go of the right needle to ‘throw’ the strand around to knit a stitch (my index finger on the left hand holds the needle in place when I let go). I keep the other strand of yarn in my left hand, continental style, the yarn going over my index finger, under my middle and ring finger, and over my pinky - I do not need to let go to knit the stitch. This way I can knit intarsia without the strands getting tangled, and by performing a neat little trick with both strands at once I do not end up with floats in the back.
Also it looks pretty fucking crafty, doing that wizard-y magic-y thing with the two strands of yarn at the same time.

Not exactly a great work of art, this picture, but.

Over on the dutch_crafters group on Ravelry somebody asked for pictures of our hands ‘in action’. I took this one by balancing my camera on my knee, setting the timer, and hoping for the best.

I’m working an intarsia pattern (a skull, for those interested). I keep one strand of yarn in my right hand, English style, and let go of the right needle to ‘throw’ the strand around to knit a stitch (my index finger on the left hand holds the needle in place when I let go). I keep the other strand of yarn in my left hand, continental style, the yarn going over my index finger, under my middle and ring finger, and over my pinky - I do not need to let go to knit the stitch. This way I can knit intarsia without the strands getting tangled, and by performing a neat little trick with both strands at once I do not end up with floats in the back.

Also it looks pretty fucking crafty, doing that wizard-y magic-y thing with the two strands of yarn at the same time.

Saturday, June 4, 2011
Slutwalk Amsterdam, June 4th 2011
In short, the Walk was all sorts of amazing if there’s another one in 2012 I am SO there. Keep on fighting the good fight, all you beautiful sluts of the world!

Slutwalk Amsterdam, June 4th 2011


In short, the Walk was all sorts of amazing if there’s another one in 2012 I am SO there. Keep on fighting the good fight, all you beautiful sluts of the world!

Slutwalk Amsterdam, June 4th 2011
… does this really require a caption?

Slutwalk Amsterdam, June 4th 2011

… does this really require a caption?

Slutwalk Amsterdam, June 4th 2011
One of the Walk’s organizers. Her sign reads ‘my dad is proud of me’ :)

Slutwalk Amsterdam, June 4th 2011


One of the Walk’s organizers. Her sign reads ‘my dad is proud of me’ :)