Copyright Chris Coekin 2011 published by Walkout Books
The background story on the industrial setting for Chris Coekin’s The Altogeher is a UK factory that began manufacturing copper wire over one hundred and fifty years ago in 1834. Recently the factory was shut down in conjunction with the laying-off of all the employees.
Coekin has designed the book to sequence through three sections, although not easy to determine the transition as all of the photographs are bound as a gatefold.
check them out at miss kuje 2012 unleashed
this people are definitely gonna thrill the entire abuja,crowd.
for more information pls call 07043630856 0r 07037368100 or send a mail to magslizes@gmail.com,noticenact@gmail.com
THIS IS AN EVENT TAKING PLACE IN THE HEART OF ABUJA TOWN WITH A LOT OF EVENTS TO SPICING IT UP AND TOP SHOT ARTIST IN THE SHOWBIZ INDUSTRY
FEATURING IYANYA, 2SHOTZ JOEL E, ORITSEFEMI, AND A HOST OF OTHERS
You open the door to your bathroom. The white plastic shower curtain hangs limply in this all too functional bath space. You know life is supposed to be more meaningful than this. You know you should have harmonious beauty in every inch of your living space. But your checking account is woefully low and a professional decorator is not in the near future plans. But you have something more valuable than money bubbling within. Good taste. You know what you like, which is half the battle in this DIY project. Beautifying this drab environment and creating a stunning showplace that will have you seeking out this small space takes little more than a good idea and second grade level craft skills. What more do you need to have a fun afternoon while creating custom shower curtains.
Supplies:
- Inner liner
- Fabric
- Iron
- Fabric glue
- Hooks
- Embellishments
Getting Started
1. Measure. A standard shower curtain is 72 inches by 72 inches; however, measure your own. Since the curtain will not contact water, let your imagination run wild. Can you raise the rod and make a larger, more dramatic curtain? Do you want your shower curtain to pool on the ground in the manner of expensively flowing draperies?
2. Select and Prepare Your Fabric. Fabric possibilities include draperies, sheets, thrift store finds and of course, fabric or upholstery stores. Hem the outside edge by ironing a crisp, clean seam around the entire piece of fabric. Use fabric glue to secure the edge and clamp with paperclips until dry. You do not want to press so hard that the glue seeps through to the front of the fabric. An alternative is to sew the seam. Cut holes for hooks and finish with grommets, buttonholes or the iron/glue technique.
3. Create.
Let your inner designer explode forth and fashion the custom shower curtain of your dreams. Here are a few ideas to help inspire your own creative genius
