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With simulated physics and gravity, Patterns offers a new twist on 3D multi-player sandbox building games. Create your very own 3D universe, complete with powerful crafting tools, surprising shapes (triangles, anyone?), crazy creatures and even explorable planets.
Harvest and build with friends a variety of substances including ice that slides, fruit that bounces and materials that levitate. Whether you're building bridges to traverse chasms or towers that reach high into the sky, Patterns is your universe to shape.
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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.
I shot this at a friend's wedding.
A regular sight this is, again, at most functions and marriage events. Weddings in india are an extravagant affair by any standards - whether it's the wedding of a middle class individual or an extremely affluent one. 'Wastage' & 'over-use' are the key words.
But well, this story is about Plastics. As compelling a visual that this arrangement of plastic cups is, equally ugly is what follows the usage of these - littered and disposed in all parts of the venues. Again long exposure to the sun with water inside definitely contaminates it further. Isn't there a better alternative?
In the old days of weddings we always had steel glasses that were used for the purpose. Washed and reused. But these days everybody is concerned about cleanliness and hygiene, that they think these glasses bring. Why so is it then, that people fall ill more these days than before? So plastics isn't the solution?
Would take this chance to introduce you all to a brilliant new documentary doing the rounds, and which I urge you all to watch. Here's a link to the trailer - it's called Plastic Planet: firstrunfeatures.com/plasticplanet/
White Totoro, 4.25" tall.
I made a blue and a white Totoro a few years ago, and put the patterns on my Livejournal. Now I've improved those patterns and come up with ones for a grey Totoro and smaller blue and white ones to go with him.
The free patterns are available on Craftster: www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=405679.0
And Ravelry:
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/blue-totoro-amigurumi---...
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/white-and-small-blue-tot...
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/grey-totoro-amigurumi
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tiny-white-totoro-amigurumi
Greek Prehistory Gallery, National Museum of Archaeology, Athens, Greece. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
just simple pattern of life against lifeless ruined wall of the fort.
see few others with some form of patterns @ www.flickr.com/search/?q=pattern+OR+patterns&w=431094...
Some extra patterns from my collection which I am giving away this week on my blog.
blogged here
lottielulu.blogspot.com/2008/09/vintage-pattern-giveaway....
Free pattern at
aseknc.blogspot.com/2010/07/free-crochet-pattern-ases-flo...
Where else would I photgraph a flower fairy except in the garden
Thanks to Anita for the pattern
Progress shot of my new pattern series...I wish I could show more but I want it to be a surprise for when they are on display in March.
Setting pattern for bouffant, using 6 rollers, showing direction of hair. Purple rollers are the front row, green rollers are the second/back row. Do the purple row first.
Mikado Sashiko Square / V1122 Stitches: 831
Size: 3.85"(w) x 3.85"(h) (97.8 x 97.8mm) Number of colors used in sewout: 1
This is the ceiling light in my friend's living room. I've photographed it before because it's the most amazing thing. I really liked this effect, though.
What patterns!
By Pacificklaus Photography, 2012.
Enjoy more of my photography in "Sex, Drugs and Scuba Diving".