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Rainy weather patterns and reflections seen across the Sculpture terrace, stairs and walkways on the facade of the Centre Pompidou. This photo was taken through a fine mesh blind - adding to the complexity of the patterns. Paris. March 08
Crease pattern for another origami warrior. Or superhero on a pogo-stick, not sure which. The grid is 32 x 32, or 64 x 64 diagonally.
Folded model:
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Folded model with varnish (test):
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Pattern from Bari J. Please do not use this image without my consent. It is copyrighted. Thank you.
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I drew and colored sheets of repeating patterns, then cut them into strips, and reassembled them into something like mosaic tile patterns. I cut and glue these onto plain cardboard boxes. Rather festive little things, and a ridiculously obsessive amount of work. But it's an enjoyable process for me.
Just put these on and put a hole in them, can you see where the hole is? If you can put a note on it's location.
This is the ceiling at the Sault Ste. Marie public library. It looks really cool from an angle, can get dizy if you look at it for too long.
Myanmar, Ngapali. Fish pattern.
Every single morning all the fisherman from the little village at Ngapali Beach come back home with their night catch. At the beach all the women wait for them and afterwards work with drying and selling fish and other creatures from the sea begins.
These are crochet dolls of 2 friends - a girl in a frog costume & her smiling & dreamy-looking pet frog :)
Thanks so much for viewing and hope you also like my other amigurumi pics!
Pattern is by me
Vintage pattern book
Title: Designs in Cross-Stitch by Gerda Bengtsson and Elise Thordur- Hansen
Published: 1973
Additional Info: Danish Handcraft Guild
Details: Flower cross-stitch pattern book. Beautiful images that are very hip for 2009.
This is what you don't find everyday! I was scouting in the nearby park in the evening with a flashlight, checking every grass blade, turning every dry leaf for something. There I saw this dead fly on the leaf. Didn't notice the spider at first as it might have hidden with all the rumbling around her. When I started to focus on the fly, she showed up! At first it moved around it and then went close and started to suck it! I am really happy with my R1C1 unit, mounts right on the top of the lens and give the maximum ease to work around in the field. I also used the set of kenko extension tubes and a 1.4X teleconverter. The whole thing was on a tripod to get slower shutter speeds.
The first thought when I saw it on my screen was that a worst nightmare should come when you are already dead!