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Instant downloadEmbroidery file for the embroidery machine"Ballet" for the 10 x 10 cm/4x4 "embroidery frameYou get 6 filesBallerina 1 56 x 96 mm 8799 stitchesBallerina 2 61 x 97 mm 8965 stitchesBallerina 3 62 x 95 mm 8249 stitchesBallerina 4 63 x 93 mm 8888 stitchesBallerina 5 48 x 95 mm 7791 stitchesBallet shoes 39 x 69 mm 4356 stitchesThis is not a finished embroidered application!The embroidery files were made by me with a lot of attention to detailYou get the following formatsJEF * pes * HUS DST exp VP3 VIP XXXAll rights of this file (s) or instruction (s) are at design-by-JasminaThe embroidery file (s) may not be resold or passed on.Embroidered clothing, accessories, applications etc. may be sold, but please do not mass productionWhen selling the finished objects, the manufacturer must be called "design-by-Jasmina"Embroidery Pattern Creation: Design-by-JasminaGraphic: ZenwaredesignEmbroidery patterns are excluded from redemption and exchange!!

Diablo Ballet: Contemporary dance company sjDANCEco unites with Diablo Ballet for a program that emphasizes choreography by younger members of the troupe. Feb. 13-14, 7 p.m. San Jose State University Concert Hall, 260 S. Seventh St., San Jose. $15-$25. 408-520-9854. Venus in Fur: Real life and scripted action become blurred in this work about a playwright-director and the final actress he auditions for his play. Through March 1, times vary. San Jose Stage Company, 490 S. First St., San Jose. $30-$60. 408-283-7142, thestage.org.

Where Angels Fear to Tread: Opera San Jose presents the world premiere of Mark Lanz Weiser’s adaptation of E.M, Forester’s novel, Feb, 7-22, times vary, California Theatre, 345 S, First St., San Jose, 408.437.4450, operasj.org, Build: Two video game designers with vastly different work styles collaborate on the sequel to their virally popular video game, embroidery file ballet * ballerina * ballet shoes 273 machine embroidery Through Feb, 22; Thursday-Saturday, 8 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m, City Lights Theater, 529 S, Second St., San Jose, $17-$35, cltc.org, 408-295-4200..

The North Plan: A Washington bureaucrat is on the run with a stolen list of top secret enemies until he finds himself stuck in a mountain town police station in this Renegade Theatre Experiment production. Through Feb. 21; Thursday—Saturday, 8 p.m.; Sunday, 7 p.m. Historic Hoover Theatre, 1635 Park Ave., San Jose. $10-$25. renegadetheatre.com, 408-351-4440. Tuesdays with Morrie: Tabard Theater Company stages this autobiographical story about an accomplished and driven journalist who meets weekly to learn life lessons from his former college professor. Through Feb. 22, times vary. Theatre on San Pedro Square, 29 N. San Pedro St., San Jose. $15-$38. 408-679-2330, tabardtheatre.org/TOSPS.

This year’s event is set for March 14, 7-11 p.m., and will offer tastes from Willow Glen restaurants including The Table, Hay Market, Vin Santo, Opa!, Dolcetto, embroidery file ballet * ballerina * ballet shoes 273 machine embroidery Willow Street Pizza, Yuki Sushi, 20Twenty Cheese Bar, Mariette Chocolate Shop, and Nothing Bundt Cakes, Wines from Willow Glen’s own Coterie Cellars will be poured, After they nosh, attendees can dance off the calories consumed with live music from the Joe Sharino Band starting at 8 p.m, at the San Jose Elks Lodge, 444 Alma Ave..

Tickets are $76 in advance and cover food and two glasses of wine. A full cash bar will also be available. The event is sponsored by the Willow Glen Downtown Association. Order tickets online at willowglen.org/taste_of_willow_glen. These open services, set for 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., are patterned after the practices of the ecumenical spiritual community in Taize, France. They will be held in the church’s candlelit stone sanctuary, located at 1937 Lincoln Ave. For more information, visit stonechurch.org.

Organized by Terry Cullinane and Cathy Rosenfeld, the event is in recognition of Oakland Tech’s centennial year and the many performers who got their start at the high school, The embroidery file ballet * ballerina * ballet shoes 273 machine embroidery afternoon promises song, dance, music and theater from alumni performers, current staff and award-winning student performers, with proceeds benefiting Boost, Oakland Tech’s after school peer tutoring program, The idea grew out of last year’s Centennial Book Project that reached out to more than 10,000 alumni and published a yearbook-style volume, Many fondly remembered performing during their high school years..

“I kept hearing these amazing stories from graduates,” said Cathy Rosenfeld, parent and organizer of the Centennial Book Project. “There was so much gratitude for their years at Tech. I also heard from a number of them who became performers and credited influential teachers for encouraging them. Their continued interest in the school is what inspired the show.”. Described by Cullinane as “a showcase of talent with everyone on the bill a performer,” “Technites Past and Present” has several factors setting it apart from your average talent show.

“One is the intergenerational aspect; our oldest performer, Marv Tripp, graduated in 1943,” Cullinane said, “He’ll be opening the show with a song and then closing the show leading the audience embroidery file ballet * ballerina * ballet shoes 273 machine embroidery to learn and sing the school anthem from long ago, ‘Oh, Technical.’ “, Other alumni on stage include: nightclub performer Estelle Jung Kelley, class of 1949; tap dancer Michael Grbich, class of 1950; and ballet dancer Omar Shabazz, class of 1989, dancing with current student Deon Oddone, Local entertainer and inspirational speaker Iminah Laura Ahmed, class of 2004, will host the show..

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