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I've gone pro!
Had a very experimental photoshoot~
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I think next time I will cover the LEDs slightly with paper to prevent the overexposure in the centre where it faced the lens dead on.
Walking back from the Acropolis area in Athens, Greece, I spotted this pattern from the fence on a random building. I couldn't help but capture it, as I'm rather attracted to patterns.
GIVEN A MASS OF OLD CROCHET PATTERNS SOME TIME BACK .THESE ARE THE ONES I KEPT,MUST ADMIT I USUALLY MAKE UP MY PATTERNS NOW AS I GO.
Crease Pattern of my tarantula.
I like it because the pattern is made only of squares & equilater-triangles.
Patterns: V-Lampz, B´tweed, Btl Joos and a pattern in the background called Puf by Carole Ohl. Thank's to Lindy Lu, now I got it right!
After scratching my head about smooth continuous bezier curves, I remember to an old blog post from Marius (thanks delicious.com/eskimoblood/bezier)
My aunt bought me 4 yards of this stuff! I had Butterick's B4790 just sitting around waiting for the perfect fabric and I knew the two would pair well together. Am I cheating on McCall's? :D
I sewed up the cabin pattern by blueprints for sewing in this dreamy robert kaufman double cloth. More details on the blog.
Blackwork fillings from the same 16th century long cover in the V & A. Bigger patterns are used for the larger leaves. This sample is approximately 8 x 13 cm.
I had a request to show the inside of this one.... I hope it's clearer. Each section is just plates and two slopes. Each section is then connected to one of those bricks with studs on each side. I kind of thought that was cheating, as generally I've been having all the patterns lie flat, and this one doesn't, though it would work really well connected to a baseplate, so I guess it's fine... This is also somewhat defective in that it isn't a perfect square, but is off by 1/5 a stud in the middle of each side.
Blah blah blah blah blah.... :-) (Sorry, I could babble on for a long time...)