In a celebratory mood

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Posted by Rupal on August 8, 2001 at 21:24:34:

AHHH, I just finished my book project for my dorm (I had to make a
sort of yearbook). 96 pages all sent to the printers. PHEW!
Anyway, in celebration I scanned the henna I've had on my hand all
week. I was so happy with the fine lines I achieved. Of course,
it's all because I used the stocking straining technique. I still
think it's a little too gooey and messy, but for now I have no other
options if I want to get pencil-thin lines!

Going back to the mortar and pestle thing, I think I most like the
idea because I wouldn't have crusty mehndi or dried powder getting
stuck in the concave end of the spoon. That irritates me to no end.
What I need is a spoon with two convex sides. Hmm. . . Anyway,
here's a link to the photo! The design has faded quite a bit after
three days so my scan wasn't so good, but it should be half-decent.

~Rupal

My hand

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: AHHH, I just finished my book project for my dorm (I had to make a : sort of yearbook). 96 pages all sent to the printers. PHEW! : Anyway, in celebration I scanned the henna I've had on my hand all : week. I was so happy with the fine lines I achieved. Of course, : it's all because I used the stocking straining technique. I still : think it's a little too gooey and messy, but for now I have no other : options if I want to get pencil-thin lines! : : Going back to the mortar and pestle thing, I think I most like the : idea because I wouldn't have crusty mehndi or dried powder getting : stuck in the concave end of the spoon. That irritates me to no end. : What I need is a spoon with two convex sides. Hmm. . . Anyway, : here's a link to the photo! The design has faded quite a bit after : three days so my scan wasn't so good, but it should be half-decent. : : ~Rupal
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