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Doa: The sewing project - Basics! I will try to sew some hoodies and tights in msd size. This is the second try! I love the fabric in this one <3 But I'll have to redo the pattern again, because now the neck hole is to wide :(
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.
A 'defect' in the bark breaks the pattern, and I break mine by opening my eyes to things other than birds. To tell the truth, it's a lot better getting a picture of a bark that I find interesting when waiting for a bird to make it's appearance. :)
This morning when we were out on the safari, I'd forgotten to pocket my WALs and had to make do with the tele. This was at the banks of a fairly large water-body. One of our co-passengers in the jeep got bit by a leech, and we aptly nick-named the water-body 'Leech Lake'.
Song of the day - Naive, by French band Demians (off their album 'Building an Empire')
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. (^-^)
These patterns were created by placing my favourite vase on a shallow plate with ridges on it. The resulting wavy lines were most attractive and altered as the vase was turned. The glass sides of the vase are quite thick.
Using a √ rectangle, we had to create a complex pattern and then draw it in Illustrator. We also could not use grayscale fills, so all that appears gray is really just more small pattern.
This helped me to discover I have a new pattern making hobby.
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.