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Since acetate is transparent, it was easy to trace the pattern onto the sheet. I used a dry-erase marker (red, above) because when I was done cutting I could just wipe it off. This made cutting MUCH faster and easier.
p 18, from Pattern Magic 3 by Tomoko Nakamichi
also
handmadebycarolyn.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/pattern-magic-3...
Reading the wikstenmade blog has inspired me to become a better seamstress. I tried to do the pattern maker justice. (^-^)
seamless tileable
You can use the texture in your creative works, personal and commercial, but you may not sell the texture.
More of my textures are available here:
I got bored on a slow day at work so I took the opportunity to play around in the macro world, a world in which I am still quiet new and uncomfortable with. This was an old piece of wood that had been thrown in the trash can. The colors and pattern caught my eye so I grabbed the camera and took the shot.
Visibility during an April 15, 2013, snowstorm in Denver, Colorado, limited sight distance as can be seen of several strings of locomotives at Union Pacific’s North Yard diesel servicing. Snow-covered rails provide a nice pattern in the fresh snow.
Testing a new pattern design. I'm still pretty new to repeating patterns, this one is experimenting with diamonds.
The Color Curves
A slight different & color version of the milky waves. I will like to know which one you like in both of these shots?
Abstract of colorful papers with delicate curves.
This pattern was drafted/draped on a large bust ElfDoll Sooah (old body style). NO seam allowances have been added; please make a muslin and test the fit before committing to the real fabric! See notes on pattern for fitting and construction advice.
Grid is spaced at precisely 1/4". Test print. If your image is off, use "Page Scaling" in Print Preview to nudge it up or down - start with 1% increments, it won't take much.
If you have questions, find me on DoA as Ann Marie, or e-mail me at belleamidolls @ yahoo.com.
Wooden main entrance door of Bayezid II Mosque.
Rolleiflex SL66 medium format camera
Carl Zeiss Rollei-HFT Planar 2.8/80 lens
Kodak Tri-X 400 film
Scan from negative @2400dpi
The pattern is called "Holy Jumpsuit Batgirl!" by Figgy's patterns.The fabric is a pique by Robert Kaufman and the aqua check fabric for the flower is by Fabric Finders.. Great pattern,very easy and the pattern itself had this charming sewing machine stitched instruction booklet! I love details like that!
I used a combination of beadline and boxes for this one. Here is a link to where I used this pattern www.flickr.com/photos/93814875@N08/8971531536/ Please let me know if you have seen this pattern anywhere else.