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WINTER CLOTHING sa SNOWSUIT x COLD WEATHER CLOTHING x INSULATED CLOTHING xx CLOTHING Equipment atlas. Keeping warm while stargazing. How to dress for winter. Suit up for winter observing. What the properly attired winter observer should wear. Felt face mask protects you from wind and frostbite. Dressing right for frigid temperatures. How to stay warm when hiking or camping in the winter. A snow manual. How to shoot photos in winter without freezing yourself or your camera. How to insulate clothing with teased wool. Dressing to keep warm in winter (inside, outside, and in bed). Quick gifts to make. (1) Cat pillow or pajama bag. (2) Snack set for toddler (bib & tote) (3) Bath salts. (4) Cross-stitched thermal underwear. (5) Decorative yoyo tree and wreath base. How to feel warmer this winter. What is available in clothing and accessories. Out in the cold. Gearing up for cold-weather construction. Tips on winterizing your power tools, hand tools, health and safety, clothing, boots, etc. Crocheted armwarmers. Father and son ski vests are doublewoven and stuffed with insulation. Requires a 24" wide, 4-harness loom. Keeping warm when it's cold out. Tips on what kind of clothing to wear outside during the winter. Bold in the cold. How to be prepared for cold weather photography. Tips on both clothing and camera equipment. How to gather milkweed down to use in insulating clothing. How to use cattail "cotton" for clothing insulation. Three tips for keeping your feet warm when outside during the winter. How to keep your furnace thermostat set at 48-degrees and still remain comfortable by dressing properly. Tips on sewing lightweight insulated vests for indoor use. The proper care of natural fibers. A grandmothers advice on increasing the life span of quality clothing. Cold-weather clothing to make using 1"-thick supersoft polyurethane plastic foam. A cooler house is a better house. How to change your ways of dressing and living so that your furnace thermostat can be set at 65-degrees or lower. How to dress to keep warm outdoors. Tips on what to wear for outside work, such as photographing, in very cold weather. Part 1. Tips on what to wear for outside work, such as photographing, in very cold weather. Part 2. Tip: Cold weather protection for photographers involves wearing silk gloves beneath all-wool finger free gloves. Photographing wildlife and nature outdoors during winter. Includes tips on clothing, camera equipment, and staying warm. Hot shots on cold days. An Alaska primer on staying warm and shooting well. Cold weather photography. Part 1. Start with yourself. Tips on proper dress. New clothing and tips on dressing for cold weather activity. Baby, it's cold out here. A winter nature expert discusses clothing and equipment considerations when photographing in cold weather at temperatures below zero. Clothing, equipment and technique recommendations specifically for nature photographers working outdoors during cold weather. Keeping warm under winter skies. Advice on clothing, food and safety for outdoor astronomy. Keeping comfortable in cold weather. A look at new materials that work to keep you warm and how to create a vapor-barrier of clothing. Warm-up vests. One-piece pattern may be adapted for all sizes from child to six-foot adult. Insulated vests made from brightly colored cotton-polyester fabric and insulated with polyester batting. Est. cost: $20. Clothing for Arctic survival. Inuit sewing techniques and stitches that are used to sew animal skins. Snow fooling. How to make a knitted mask that pulls over the head. Step-by-step directions for a Pointy-Head style. High-style, low-tech. A simplified technique for outerwear garments that keeps linings and interfacing at a minimum. Tips on fabrics, topstitched seams, twill-tape-bound edges, adding an underwire to outer fabric and suggestions on selecting suitable commercial patterns to modify. How to keep warm in the cold. Tips on determining your sensitivity to the weather and eighteen ways to keep warm. Quilted buntings for all members of the family. Baby's version has a zipper, others close with self-fastening tape and snaps. | |||||||||
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