The ultimate bottom-scraping example of a low form of scavenger theater, this stitched-together beach blanket of a show purged every ray of sunshine from the happy songs of the Beach Boys, as a young and firm-bodied cast modeled swimwear and drowned before our eyes.
At her office in Berkeley, Calif., she keeps a blanket of stitched-together sweaters wrapped around her legs for warmth.
The implications are many, stitched tightly into a "boys will be boys" blanket of absolution, draped on the broad shoulders of men who find it acceptable to objectify women for conquest or laughs, encouraging their sons to overreact for resolution and letting victims learn their lessons the hard way.
She was wrapped in a soft pink blanket, her head resting on a pillow with the stitched words: "Dad is like duct tape holding our home together". Bzeek rubbed her cheek playfully and held her hand, waving it playfully.
Herringbone-weave cotton blankets with blanket-stitched edges come in white, green and tomato red stripes or in solid tomato red.
Every year, they change the décor, using objects from movie sets they have worked on, like the current red-and-yellow Moroccan blankets and leather-stitched poufs from Ridley Scott's 2005 movie "Kingdom of Heaven," which Ms. McGrath worked on as a stylist.
His Stitched patterns are made of hand-dyed paper with lines and organic curves sewn into it; the vinyl Double Take appears to change texture as you move about the room; and the Blanket wallcoverings (about $130 to $200 a yard), above, are a feltlike wool blend with "the warmth and calming quality of a favorite blanket," Mr. Rockwell said.
Building panorama of stitched photographs showing views from interior.
The doctor removed the can and stitched Teddy's thumb.
A Poisson color blending is performed onto the stitched patches.
B.S.J. produced giga-pixel, stitched optical microscopy image.
