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Steel Metal Prefabricated Apartment Buildings with Turnkey Solution

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100 Square Meters US $35-90/ Square Meter
Port: Qingdao, China
Production Capacity: 2000ton/Per Month
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T, Western Union
Material: Steel Structure
Usage: Warehouse, Villa, Dormitories, Temporary Offices, Workshop
Certification: ISO, SGS
Customized: Customized
Size: According to Customers′ Requirement
Warranty: 20 Year Limited Warranty

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Model NO.: KXD-PH3
Color Reference: Ral
Engineering Team: 70
Life Cycle: 50 Years
Trademark: KXD
Transport Package: Suitable for Packaging of The Voyage
Specification: SGS, ISO, CE
Origin: Qingdao, China
HS Code: 9406000090

Product Description

Steel Metal Prefabricated Buildings with Turnkey Solution

prefabricated building, informally a prefab, is a building that is manufactured and constructed using prefabrication. It consists of factory-made components or units that are transported and assembled on-site to form the complete building.

Prefabricated buildng has wide applications-residential, industrial, commercial and other purposes. KXD's team could provide you

I. Residential Prefabricated Building:

A. Single floor residential prefabricated building

Single floor residential prefabricated building could apply for both temporary/contemporary houses whether in prefabricated solution or modular solution.

B. Multi floor residential prefabricated building

Multi-story residential prefabricated building is able to apply for apartment and condo use.

The primary structural elements of a multi-storey residential prefabricated building, namely the columns and floor beams, should be laid out with a view to minimising both the cost of the steelwork and the time required for its erection. For any given structure a layout can be determined that optimises the combined beam and column content of the structure, but in most cases functional and architectural considerations have to be taken into account, which mitigates against the design of optimal bay sizes. Consultation between the architect and the engineer in the early stages of planning could help to prevent an uneconomical layout having to be adopted.

The third structural element, after the columns and beams, is
the stabilising system necessary to provide lateral support to the building, i. e. To supply stability under gravity loading and to resist the overturning effects of windObviously, the taller the building the more important the bracing system becomes and in very tall structures the provision of adequate lateral support does in fact become the dominant consideration.

Lateral stability may be provided within the steel structure itself by means of bracing, or moment-resisting beam-column connections or steel shearwalls, or it may be imparted by other building elements, e. G. Reinforced concrete service towers, or concrete or brick in-fill panels in the walls. In all cases the stabilising elements may be located within the plan dimensions of the building or in the perimeter walls, or they may even be external to the building.

If a building is to incorporate the stabilising system within the steel structure, the framework can be of the
two-way braced, one-way braced and one-way-rigid, or two-way rigid type. Triangulated bracing is usually cheaper than a stiff moment-resisting frame and should be used wherever access problems do not arise, i. e. Where door, window or service openings are not required.

In addition to vertical bracing systems it is necessary to provide stiffness within the plane of each floor, both to maintain the squareness of the floor in plan and to transmit the wind loading on the exterior of the building to the vertical bracing.

Stabilising systems - examples
Figs 7.1 to 7.5 give examples of various bracing systems that can be employed to provide stability to multi-storey buildings. The examples are of general application and illustrate the basic principles involved in such systems. The vertical steel bracing is shown as the X-type for simplicity, but could equally well be chevron bracing, knee bracing or someother type (the features of the various bracing types are discussed more fully in Chapter 11). The floors are shown as steel-braced, but in practice the bracing function could be furnished by the concrete floor slab, in which case only nominal squaring-up
Steel bracing would be required. The systems are applicable to buildings of almost any number of storeys.

Two-way steel bracing
The two-way steel braced system shown in Fig 7.1 is one of the most efficient in terms of stiffness, speed of erection and economy. All beam-to-column connections are of the simple (i. e. Hinged) type, so labour input in both columns and beams is minimised and erection can proceed quickly. Being fully steel-framed, the structure is self-supporting and can be completely erected without having to be integrated with other trades. The only drawback is the presence of the braced panels in the exterior walls, which might interfere with the window pattern, but in the light of the current trend towards exposed steelwork
The windows could be set back and the bracing system be expressed boldly as an architectural feature. In very long buildings it would be necessary to provide one or more interior sets of bracing, as shown dotted.

One-way steel bracing
The stiff frame shown in the alternative end elevation of Fig 7.1 is another method of providing transverse stiffness to the structure. All of the transverse frames not only the end ones, would be stiff, but the building would still rely for longitudinal stiffness on the two sets of one-way bracing in the sides. This would be a more costly arrangement than the two-way braced solution, but would remove the drawbacks of the triangulated bracing.

It is more suited to long buildings and has the further advantage that the main (i. e. Transverse) floor beams could be shallower, because of their continuity, with consequent reduction in storey height. It must be emphasised, however, that on purely economic grounds triangulated bracing is very much more cost-effective than a moment frame, both in shop fabrication and in erection.

Central service core
Where a building is fairly compact in plan and does not have a great length-to-width ratio, a central service core is a very efficient means of providing stability, as shown in Fig 7.2. E Elevation

Floor framing
In steel-framed buildings the floor framing system almost invariably consists of a series of main and secondary beams at right angles to each other in plan, with the secondary beams framing into or passing over the tops of the main beams. The floor slab or deck is then carried on top of the secondary beams.

Except where stiff-frame action is required, as discussed under Stabilising Systems above, the main beams are usually simply-supported spans between the columns. If the secondary beams have their top flanges flush with the tops of the main beams they would be framed into the webs of the main beams and would thus also be simply-supported; This would produce a floor grid of minimum depth and would result in a reduction in storey height. However, underfloor services running at right angles to the main beams would then have to pass through holes formed in the webs of these beams, or else be routed
Below the main beams, which would increase the floor depth.

If the secondary beams pass over the tops of the main beams, however, they would no longer be simply-supported but be continuous, significantly reducing the mass and especially deflection. The routing of services in both rectangular directions in plan would be facilitated by reason of the space available above the main beams.

The two beam framing systems referred to above represent conventional practice as used on the great majority of small to medium-sized buildings. The beams are ofstraightforward construction and employ standard end connections and are thus easy and cheap to fabricate. A number of non-standard options are available and are worth considering for larger buildings where a high level of repetition of components would justify their use. These are discussed below.

Twin beams
Main beams span between columns and can therefore not normally be made continuous. Continuity can, however, be achieved by replacing the beam by a pair of closely-spaced twin beams passing on each side of the column, as shown in Fig 7.6.

Because of their continuity the main beams can now be designed plastically, for acombined moment on the two beams of 70 per cent or less of that for the simply-supported single beam, and at a combined mass m about equal to that of the single
Beam. As regards deflection, the twin-beam system would tend to be more stiff than a single simply-supported beam of the same load capacity because of the continuity. The labour input for the twin beams would be more, but this alternative is useful when it is desired to reduce the depth of the floor (and thus the storey height), or on long spans where the twin rolled I-sections replace a more expensive single welded plate girder.

As we have discussed the structure side of a multi-story steel building, now it's time that we discuss about the wall and roof cladding and interior and exterior wall finish and decoration options:

For the panel, we have our latest foam panel, fiber cement panel. Gypsum board will be a good option for the partition wall. For the ceiling, gypsum, PVC or integrated ceiling are both OK. All these panel options are open to further decorative finish option.

Our last concern would be the EIFS(EXTERNAL INSULATION FINISHING SYSTEM). Our suggestion would be the integrated insulated decoration panel because it has perfect thermal insulation performance with various pattern and color choices.

II. Industrial Prefabricated Building.

Industrial prefabricated building mainly use the structural/pre-engineered steel building system like a warehouse, workshop, hangar or sheds. Here are the introduction on prefabricated steel building system:

Pre-engineered metal buildings are used for diverse applications such as factories, warehouses, showrooms, supermarkets, aircraft hangars, metro stations, offices, shopping malls, schools, hospitals, community buildings and many more.

As a leading PMB/PEB manufacturer, KXD provides the complete service of engineering, fabrication and erection thus ensuring better quality control at every stage of the process.
Pre-engineered metal buildings consists of following components:

  1. Primary Members / Main Frames
  2. Secondary Members / Cold Formed Members
  3. Roof & Wall Panels
  4. Accessories, Buyouts, Crane System, Mezzanine System, Insulation, etc.
  5. Sandwich Panels

Primary members are the main load carrying and support members of a pre-engineered building. The main frame members include columns, rafters and other supporting members. The shape and size of these members vary based on the application and requirements. The frame is erected by bolting the end plates of connecting sections together. All the steel sections and welded plate members are designed in accordance with the applicable sections as per the latest international codes and standards such as GB and IS to meet all the customer specifications.

3m to 18m

6 m to 18 m

3 m to 6 m

6m to 12m

6 m to 18 m

6 m to 96 m

24 m to 48 m

36 m to 72 m

48 m to 96 m
24 m to 120 m

Crane Beams are support members for different type of cranes and allow for unobstructed movement of cranes along the building length. These crane beams are supported on the columns of a building.

Standard mezzanine system consists of profiled steel deck, mezzanine joists, built-up beams and intermediate support columns. Built-up beams span in lateral directions and mezzanine joists in longitudinal directions bolted to the top flange of beams. A concrete slab is cast on the steel deck as a finished surface. Steel checkered plates can also be used as top surface.

KXD Truss System is one of the company's most popular and highly economical products. It is a rigid structure, ideal for large span roof systems, multiple bay buildings and as mezzanine floor framing. These structures are individually designed to meet the specific requirements of each building and are fabricated utilizing high quality efficient fixtures. The system allows for easy erection as all connections are field bolted except for field splices on very large spans, no site welding is required.
There is possibility of significant reduction in clearances and building heights by running service pipes/ducts through the trusses. Foundation costs are also reduced due to fewer columns being required to support larger spans.

KXD provides various types of fascias specially designed as per the customer's requirements. These can be either vertical, horizontal or with curved sheeting to enhance the architectural look of the building. Wall canopies at eaves, end wall, over doors and windows are also provided based on the requirement.

Secondary structural framing refers to purlins, girts, eave struts, wind bracing, flange bracing, base angles, clips and other miscellaneous structural parts.
Purlins, girts and eave struts are cold formed steel members which have a minimum yield strength of 345 MPa (50, 000 psi) and will conform to the physical specifications of GB/ISO/CE or equivalent.

Purlins and girts are roll formed Z sections, 200 mm deep with 64 mm flanges shall have a 16 mm stiffening lip formed at 45 to the flange. They are supported on columns, rafters or building walls. They can be lapped and nested at the supports which creates a continuous beam configuration. They are placed on the roof and perimeter of the building. Hence they serve as a support to the roof sheeting and wall cladding.

C-Sections are 200 mm deep with a 100 mm flange. The flanges are perpendicular to the web and have a 24 mm stiffening lip.

Eave struts are 200 mm deep with a 104 mm wide top flange, a 118 mm wide bottom flange, both are formed parallel to the roof slope. Each flange has a 24 mm stiffener lip. These are located along the sidewall; At the intersection of the planes of the roof and wall. It is constructed from cold formed C-Section and is rolled to suit the roof slope. This member transmits longitudinal wind force on the end walls from roof brace rods to wall brace rods.

These are long span load carrying trusses suitable for direct support of floors and roof decks in the buildings. The system consists of crimped angles welded to the top and bottom chords.

Cable bracing is made of extra high strength seven strand cable and can be designed to accommodate any length to ensure the stability of the building against forces in the longitudinal and lateral direction due to wind, cranes and earthquakes. It is made of a cable which is forged into a rod terminal and this arrangement is then fixed on a structure using a hill side washer, nut washer and a nut.

KXD standard steel panels are 0.3, 0.4 0.5 mm or 0.6 mm thick and have a minimum yield strength of 345 MPa. Steel panels are hot dipped and galvanized with zinc or zinc-aluminium coating. Galvanized materials conform to GB for 275 grams per square meter according to GB.
KXD panels are prepared with a multilayered coating system to ensure long life and optimum coating adherence. The base material is pretreated, before applying a corrosion resistant primer and top coat. The combined thickness of the painted film is 25 microns on the front side and 12 microns on the reverse side.

KXD Roof profile is strong and cost effective and was developed specifically for roofing applications. The bearing leg design permits easier installation and maintenance, supports thicker layers of insulation and allows easier curvature for a visually appealing finish.
Coverage Area: 1000 mm
Rib Depth: 25mm

KXD Wall is a cost effective, partially concealed fastener panel with a sculptured valley shape between the major ribs for a superior architectural look for external walls.
Coverage Area: 1000 mm
Rib Depth: 15 mm

KXD Deck Panels are used in high rise buildings, office buildings and mezzanine floors in industrial buildings and warehouses. These decks can be used as a permanent shuttering to support the wet concrete and help in creating composite slabs and floor beams. The continuous flange stiffeners and deep embossments increase the load carrying capacities. They provide for a stable and rigid working platform without any need of propping. These panels are roll formed from hot DIP galvanized coils of 345 MPa with thickness starting from 0.6 mm to 1.2 mm.
Arctic White, Caribbean Blue, Desert Beige, Sun Gold, Autumn Green, Galvalume/AluZinc

The main purpose of insulating a building is to reduce the heat transfer coming through the ceilings and openings.

Polyurethane Insulation

This is a panel manufactured by the press injection method to produce a polyurethane core between exterior steel facings. It can be used on the roof and wall as claddings.
Fiber Glass Insulation

This can be used on the roof or wall and can be retrofitted on existing buildings. The fiber glass insulation is fire safe and CFC free and does not emit toxic smoke. It is laminated to the top and bottom steel facings with special chemical glue hence completely filling the insulation cavity.
KXD Roof Insulated Panel (KRIP)
Steel Metal Prefabricated Apartment Buildings with Turnkey Solution
KXD Roof Insulated Panels (KRIP) is one of the premier roofing systems which uses the KXD Roof (KR) profile for a durable, low maintenance and weather-tight roofing system. The large panel size reduces the number of joints, and the high corrugation overlap joint reduced water leakage.
Kirby Wall Insulated Panel (KWIP)
Steel Metal Prefabricated Apartment Buildings with Turnkey Solution

KXD Wall Insulated Panels (KWIP) uses the KXD Wall (KW) cladding profile for a speedy and cost-efficient solution for external walls where higher insulation performance is required. This profile is most suitable to overshadow the fasteners. It can be applied as external walls for commercial and industrial applications.

Generally speaking, our Steel structure warehouse/workshop are categorized as below:
(1) Simple Steel Structure Warehouse/Workshop
Main structureSingle span: L -shorter than 18m, H -lower than 6m
Maintenance systemRoofColored steel sheet with 50mm glass wool insulation
WallColored steel sheet
DoorSimple steel rolling shutter (within 10m2)
WindowVery few
UsageWarehouse, workshop
Standard and suitable marketAfrica, Middle-East, South America (no snow, wind load below 0.4kn/m2)
(2) Standard Steel Structure Warehouse/Workshop
Main structureSingle span: L -shorter than 24m, H -lower than 8m
Maintenance systemRoofColored steel sheet with 50mm glass wool insulation
WallColored steel sheet or 50mm EPS sandwich board
DoorWind resistance rolling door(within 15m2)
WindowAlu. Alloy (can use with skylight)
UsageWarehouse, workshop, shopping mall, exhibition hall, super market
Standard and suitable marketSnow loading below 0.5kn, wind loading below 0.5kn/m2
(4) Cold Region (heavy snow) Steel Structure Warehouse/Workshop
Main structureSingle span: L -shorter than 18m, H -lower than 6m
Maintenance systemRoofEPS/rock wool/PU sandwich board
WallEPS/rock wool/PU sandwich board
DoorPU foamed rolling door
WindowAlu. Alloy, Hollow glass
UsageWarehouse, workshop, shopping mall, exhibition hall, super market
Standard and suitable marketCold regions such as Norway, Russian, North Canada, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, Sweden, etc. (snow loads below 3kn, wind load below 1KN/M2)
Six Reasons Steel Buildings Make the Best Warehouses
A warehouse is a great building to own: They're versatile, and can be used for anything from storage to industrial use. But why should you opt for a steel building for your next warehouse?
1) Maximize Space
One of the best features of steel buildings is that they can be constructed without any interior columns that might take up valuable floor space or interfere with interior operations. The simple fact that machines and laborers do not have to maneuver around massive interior columns can save countless hours of work. It also is incredibly important in maximizing space for storage.
2) Expansion-friendly
Sometimes clients have told us that they intend to extend their building in future years as their business grows. With steel buildings, this can actually be a very simple process. If the original building was properly erected and well-maintained, you can easily expand it rather than constructing an entirely new structure.
We always like to highlight the superior strength and durability of steel over other building materials. Warehouses often are used for commercial and industrial spaces, meaning that they contain heavy objects or heavy machinery that if mishandled can cause significant structural damage. Steel buildings are better able to withstand this type of impact damage.

4)Resistant to the Elements
Another strength of steel buildings is that they can handle a wide range of environments and climates. They are extremely fire resistant, which makes them the perfect choice if your warehouse stores combustible materials. Furthermore, they are also grounded buildings, and if struck by lightning, can safely disperse the charge into the earth. Steel building are also built with wind exposure in mind to ensure your building will withstand the various wind exposure it will encounter.
5)Energy Efficient
Energy efficiency is one of the primary concerns of any business owner. You want to make sure that the building is affordable as possible in the future. With steel buildings, it is often important to insulate your building for proper temperature control. Nothing can hurt the efficiency and affordability of a building worse than super-high heating or cooling bills. Lucky for you, metal is reflective, and therefore can reflect heat, making buildings less warm in the hot, sunny months. Another reason metal buildings and roofs can stay cooler is due to the addition of chemicals designed to reflect infrared wavelengths, which can be added to the metal building paint.
6) Customizable Exterior
Steel buildings are easily customizable in their appearance, and can be designed to fit a certain local or a specific company brand. From eaves to massive garage doors to skylights, we can make sure that your building has the look pictured in your head.

Learn more about Steel Building Services, or peruse through our Project Gallery to learn more about us, and the buildings we have designed and erected. If you are ready to take the next step and get a free quote for your project, fill out our quote form or give us a call at 008615908956920

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I see Mao has a M4 Carbine together with a Bugatti Veyron, a Porsche 911 (Probably Type 996) and a Bentley (Probably Continental GT) behind her. How is she able to get her driving license (and license for that gun,too) at that age?
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Notice the keys on the right of this pic. From up to down: Bugatti Veyron, Porsche 911 (Based on the shape of the key, it's probably Type 996), and the tail of the Dark-blue Bentley Continental GT (Notice the Bentley wings logo which is drawn as a upside-down triangle and the C-Pillars wrap over the trunk makes it possible that this is the GT rather than the Sedan variant, the Flying Spur)

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A brand new Bioinformatic software has been released that aims at helping researchers with visualizations of multiple gene or genomic regions. The software is called Intervene and it was just published in the journal BMC Bioinformatics. The creators, Dr. Aziz Khan and Dr. Anthony Mathelier from the University of Oslo, state the aim of creating this software was to address the gap that is present within current visualization and intersection software.

While several tools exist to intersect and visualize sets of genes, similar tools dedicated to the visualization of genomic region sets are currently limited. To address this gap, we have developed the Intervene tool, which provides an easy and automated interface for the effective intersection and visualization of genomic region or list sets, thus facilitating their analysis and interpretation. Intervene contains three modules: venn to generate Venn diagrams of up to six sets, upset to generate UpSet plots of multiple sets, and pairwise to compute and visualize intersections of multiple sets as clustered heat maps.

Full information on how to use and install the software can be found at Intervene's documentation website.

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I love to see the world, particularly places I’ve never been to before. Later today, I’m heading to Kerala, India, for two weeks of vacation. I will go in with my eyes wide open, a camera in my hand, and a mind ready for every new experience.

In the weeks leading up to this trip, I’ve been reading about the fascinating history of India, but also re-watching the video from the South Asian Philanthropy Conference held a few years ago as part of the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Canada‘s Inclusive Giving Project, which I proudly co-chaired.

I so enjoy learning about traditions of giving around the world (and then incorporating those traditions into my work). Do you?


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Recently I completed an on-line intro to Orton-Gillingham.  I learned a lot!  Yet a lot also tied into my background into ESL (English-As-A-Second Language).  Both of these areas overlap.

Learning is a continual process.  If you stop learning, you stop growing and stop changing.  Learning is also important because it is necessary to survival, especially in the world we live in.  By learning, I don’t just mean book learning.  Right now I’m taking a class, more on what it is later, that will teach me some practical skills as well.

As a teacher it breaks my heart when people tell me they don’t want to learn, they don’t want to read, and don’t wish to learn anything new.  There are many magnificent worlds and opportunities out there to discover.  Go out and explore!

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Drama Level One – Devise and perform

Title of drama: Perfection

Style of drama: Devised (invent, design or frame)

List of characters:
Zeus (Me)

Our characters didn’t have any names as we didn’t decide on the names because we wanted to finish and prefect our performance.

list of scenes (In order)

1. Disease
2. Addiction
3. Brainwashed
4. Disorder
5. By Stander

Statement of intent

Our group chose to focused on body image, the intent was to express the different angles of this issue. We had chopped our performance into five different scenes but made sure the transactions were clean also making sure it related to body image. We introduced each scene with a brief monologue and ended it with what that particular scene was about, for example my scene was about addiction so I would have said “I just want everyone to know that I am not my addiction” at the end. The overall performance was for the audience to see the different aspects of body image in each scene which captured the audiences attention.

We were able to show time, tension, situation, mood, focus, symbol and sound in our drama we performed. We use these to tell and perform a unique performance, we tried using each element in all five scene’s if it didn’t fit or didn’t seem right we would start from the beginning of that scene and go through it as a group so that everyone had input in what elements to use and not to use. The elements we used in each scene helped show the other sides to body image.

Freeze frame – We used freeze frame to capture the attention of audience and the essence of the scene Brainwashed. It was used because it drew the audiences attention when it was needed.

Split screen – Split screen was also used in the scene Brain washed to show that Kyal, Geena and Caitlyn are watching T.V and Me and Aqullia were the T.V host and client. This made everyone have a even part to play but without steeling the limelight off Kyal

Spoken thought- Spoken thought was used to tell the thoughts of Carla and I, it showed that I had became addicted to pills it also created tension with eventually came to a climax which caught the attention of the audience.

Monologue – the monologue is brief introduction to each character and explains the struggle they have had with there body.

Movement – movement was used in Disorder to show a different angle on body image her post that she posted was when we ran up to her and started yelling positive and negatives things this make the scene more creative

Our group used levels, posture and use of space to give our stage more visual interest which let our characters communicate our roles better.We did discuss about placement and where props should go, originally we were meant to be all sitting in each scene but realize that it made the performance boring and lack of  visual interest which is the reason why we used levels, posture and space. We didn’t  discuss or use any technology in our performance but we were recorded. Personally I thought our placement of our characters and props were awesome and I’m glad that we as a group were able to communicate the roles of each scene.

Geena’s scene introduces our issue/topic with a monologue which we all do. This particular scene is where Geena has had diabetes for majority of her life. She is in a world where people crave to be her size, shape and weight. When she walks to the end of the beach and pauses we say “wow so fat” this showed that we wanted to be like her.

I was a gym freak who had become addicted to working out, eating healthy and caring for his body but suddenly became addict to pills that made you lose weight faster. He was drowning in his own thoughts and was losing his mind and loved ones, this was one way we showed body image. His addiction got the better of him and all he had in the end was the pills which started the addiction.

Kyal is fascinated and easily persuaded into buying items that pop up on TV. He begins to shut people out of his life to sacrifice all of the items hes brought ,he does this to change how his body looks to make him more popular and attractive. He loses all of his friends and becomes lonely.

Caitlyn suffers from a eating disorder so she decides to make a Instagram account promoting her disorder. Some people love her others don’t, she gains a lot of attention from people but it becomes to much for Caitlyn and she realizes that she isn’t healthy for others so she deactivates her account.

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Aqiulla monologue summaries our scenes making us realize that we don’t need to be skinny, to take pills, or to lose ourselves in buying meaningless products and that we should love ourselves the way we are.

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Friday, May 29, 2009

Correction on the Linen

I discovered that what I called linen is in fact a blend of rayon, cotton and flax. It had been so long since I ordered it, I'd forgotten. It was pretty stiff like linen on the loom but softened up nicely after washing.

Since my first piece, I wove a scarf using plain weave sett at 12 epi. I was worried it would be too stiff, but I really like the texture and drape. This yarn is also a slub which gives it more interest.

For my next project I used a huck lace pattern adapted from Handwoven March/April 2008. This time I used a looser sett of 10 epi. I love the twists in the pattern. After finishing, I've decided I prefer the tighter sett better. And I'm totally bored with these browns and oranges. I think it's time for some color.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Circle of Friends Project

A few weeks ago I completed another Circle of Friends scarf as a gift for a member of my daughter's music group, Safonia. I've done several of these scarves and every time I am once again struck by how emotionally moving it is for me. When I read the messages that are submitted for the project, I'm always reminded how precious our lives are and how important it is to be there for our friends - especially through the difficult times. I don't know the recipient of this scarf, but I know she has been an incredible inspiration to my daughter Brooke and I wish her peace on her journey.

Here is one of the messages that I found especially moving:

As swimmer dare to lie face to the sky
and water bears them,
as hawks rest upon air
and air sustains them,
so would I learn to attain freefall, and float
into Creator Spirit's embrace,
knowing no effort earns
that all-surrounding grace
-Denise Levertov

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

If you look closely, you will see the tiny bunny we discovered a few weeks ago by our house. The picture doesn't show how really tiny he was. I think he would have fit into the palm of my hand. He's long gone now, hopefully escaping the coyotes by the gate.

This week a new lizard has moved onto our porch and front yard. I'm really loving the pattern on his back. I can see it on fabric. And would you take a look at the length of that dude's tail!

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Eggcitement 2009

Eastern New Mexico Art Space here in Tucumcari recently held their Eggcitement fundraising event of donated Egg Art.

I am happy to announce that I am now the proud owner of an original Amado Pena painted ostrich egg. His studio and gallery are located in Santa Fe. His work is absolutely incredible. The colors are vibrant in oranges, blues, purples, browns and torquoise. The images are abstract Native American people and artifacts -- very much his signature style. As far as I know, there is only one other egg of this type that he has done which was donated to the last Eggcitement event. I will cherish this work or art and maybe even create a woven fabric inspired by the colors.

Friday, May 8, 2009

Last year I purchased a linen-rayon blend yarn in several earth tone colors. They've been sitting on my shelf talking to me for quite some time. Several weeks ago I impulsively warped enough yarn for a wide scarf. I wove it in a loose plain weave. On the loom it looked a bit like the old burlap feed sacks we used to get on the farm when I was kid. That was a bit concerning! I wasn't feeling too optimistic about the outcome.

But once off the loom and washed and dryed, I fell in love! This fabric is light enough to wear in the summer. It has a nice enough drape to not be too bunchy at the neck when wrapped around as a scarf. I think it will probably soften with wear and washings. I can't wait to get the chenille warp off my loom so I can do more projects with this yarn. I'm thinking lace weave patterns will be the next experiment.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Purple -- I was over it after years of wearing it and surrounding myself with it. I was bored with purple. I recently told a friend that the years I wore purple were my passive days - Passive Purple! Now, I know purple isn't passive. It's deep, vibrant, rich and wonderful. But in those days when I preferred purple, I was a passive person. Guess what, I am no longer that person and I know wearing purple will not make me passive! So I got brave and bought a purple shirt and then a purple dress. I'm finding I really like purple again.

As I was working on my next garment this week – a purple vest – I noticed that my little work corner was surrounded with purple. In the background is a triptych wall piece that’s almost finished from a photograph I took of a allium I had in my backyard when we lived in Denver. I’ve printed it on silk fabric and it’s mounted on purple linen and black silk. I’m having lots of fun experimenting with this medium and once again, surrounding myself with purple.


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Call for sponsors – Ramble On: A celebration of walking in NZ & around the world

I’m in the final stages of drafting Ramble On, and then I have a long list of illustrations to do – but those are heaps of fun so I’m not too worried.

Ramble On illustration work in progress

For those of you who don’t know, Ramble On is a book celebrating walking. For me, walking (especially walking in nature) became the key part of my self-treatment of depression and anxiety. I’m incredibly grateful for the tracks and parks that are available to us in New Zealand, free of charge, and well-maintained.

My aim is to get on board with Mental Health Awareness Week, and launch this book in October (hopefully Saturday 14th) – I think Spring is the perfect time for a book on walking.

While I can’t confirm much at this point, I’m in discussion with some awesome people & organisations to make this a fun event. My aim is to have some guest speakers, interactive stations, and make this a celebration of our health and walking – not just a book launch.

So this is where you come in. I’m looking for sponsors, in the walking / health / nature industries for:

  • goody bag items, including branded merchandise
  • interactive stations like photo booths, digital technology, demos & games
  • spot prizes like shoes, socks, health items, books, art, toys, first aid kits & gift vouchers
  • guest speakers
  • drinks and nibbles
  • and a few select stallholders – highly relevant products, around $15 or less

Or if you’ve got something else you think would fit these themes, I’d love to hear from you! I’m on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram, or you can email me and we can discuss what we can offer each other. I’ll keep you updated via my blog and social media, and once the date is confirmed you can get updates from there, too.

Thanks in advance xx

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