Hand Done

He walked naked past Jesse into the big bathroom—lots of hand-done tile work—slipped into the tub, sighed, lay back. ❋ Bill Roorbach (2012)

Perhaps of interest is that Hungry Tiger Press's first major publication, Oz-Story No. 1 (in 1995), had a mechanical "hand-done" color separation by Eric Shanower. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The joinery is hand-done and appropriate to the function required and the strength needed for future use (logical, direct and appropriate). ❋ Unknown (2008)

Caveat – I had to modify stuff to make it gluten-free, and my crust experiment was only so-so next time less starch, more flour, hand-done instead of in the food processor, but otherwise it was great! ❋ Unknown (2008)

As much as I love CafePress, I wanted the Dress A Day t-shirts to be crafty and hand-done and from a small, mom-run business ... it just seemed appropriate. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The human brain pretty quickly determines what is procedural and what is hand-done. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Did you notice the hand-done "Stop waging war on women" sign nearby? ❋ Ann Althouse (2005)

Mrs. Anderson was contributing a good many hand-done Christmas cards; another woman was making place cards—“flowers done with tweezers and glue and tiny shells—ugh.” ❋ Harriette Arnow (1954)

I have a whole bunch of these hand-done embroidered Chinese decorations and also decorations I have collected over the years. ❋ ANTHONY JENKINS (2011)

Quilts ranged from traditional to innovative, hand-done and machine-quilted. ❋ Unknown (2010)

On Thursday, designer Tarun Tahiliani marked a return to traditional craft with hand-done Indian fabrics, embroidery and his signature draping. ❋ Moneycontrol.com [email protected] (2010)

There may be some flaws in my calculations, as it was hand-done [someone double check for me, please!]. ❋ Audra McDonald (2010)

One in five hand-done returns has a basic error like bad math or an entry in the wrong place, versus one in 100 in electronically prepared returns, said David R. Williams, I.R.S. director of electronic tax administration. ❋ By TIM GRAY (2010)

Line-by-line radiative transfer work is necessary because of the number of absoprtion lines and corresponding broadening which precludes simple formulas and hand-done analysis (the broadening of absorption lines is very important since one needs to consider a finite interval of wavelength; there would be no effect on radiative transfer if there were nothing but indiviudal lines of zero width scattered throughout the spectrum). ❋ Unknown (2009)

The limited-edition notebooks are each hand-done by Robison featuring his ethereal etchings and otherworldly illustrations. ❋ Unknown (2009)