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kara boyer
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Document documentation by kara boyer

April 12th, 2008 3:54 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Document documentation.

Ok well no offence to everyone else but isnt taking a picture of someone else taking a picture what you think of first?! well i tryed to really thing out of the box on this one, and this is what i came up with...

Enjoy...

I used pictures from my trip to France for this task becuase they have some stunning stained glass. In the picture of stained glass at Notre Dame de Paris there are biblical stories, this picture is of the north rose window. The window is dedicated to the Old Testament with mostly violet shades of glass, and it has kept more of its original glass than any other at Notre Dame. (It was so hard to find even that much information on fricken rose windows or Notre Dames stained glass)

For the second documentation of documents, here is my families lineage written on a quilt that my grandma made it goes as far back as my great great grandparents and as far forward as the current generation(which would be me). Each neuclear family has their own block for example my parents, sister, and i all are on the same block. and each person has their date of birth under their name, or if they are married then they have the date of their marriage under their names. this way you can tell who belongs to what part of the family. but we are not connected like a family tree would be connected. And as new people (babies and marriges)are added to the family they are also added to the quilt.

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north rose window notre dame.JPG

north rose window notre dame.JPG

This is a picture that i took


i found this one.jpg

i found this one.jpg

And this is a close up of it that i found, thats a little better quality than mine


QQQQuilt

QQQQuilt

this is the a quilt my grandmother made and it has documented our lineage (you can't really tell from the picture but our names are on there)


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SD530048.JPG

This is an exsample of an entire block this is my aunt and uncle (with date of marriage) and their two kids


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SD530047.JPG

this is my great grandparents Robert and Ellen Smith and the year they got maried (2-2-'42)


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this is ME it reads: Kara 3-13-'91



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posted by susy derkins on April 12th, 2008 9:28 AM

Looks good but I´d appreciate more details.

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posted by Jellybean of Thark on April 12th, 2008 9:59 AM

That quilt is neat. May I see more?

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posted by kara boyer on April 12th, 2008 10:35 AM

more quilts or more of the same quilt

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posted by JTony Loves Brains on April 12th, 2008 11:14 AM

I'd like more of the same quilt please. In particular I'd like to see how the quilt works as a document. You showed to small areas where there are names, but you didn't show how (or if) the quilt relates the names to one another... does placement show chronological placement or placement within the family structure or are names simply places where they will next fit? That sort of thing.

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posted by SF0 Daemon on April 12th, 2008 1:05 PM

This proof was un-submitted - any comments before this one are from before the un-submit.