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At the end of the day -- after selling one house and buying another (how many times did we sign our names?!?) -- I didn't have a photograph. And, I didn't care. But, ending my streak? Too sad a thought. So, the sofa fabric in our hotel room. Since I'm feeling a little sideways, this view is turned 90 degrees. And, I managed to remove most of the distortion caused by the slightly curved plane of the sofa's back.
We remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labour prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.
1 Thessalonians 1:3
New International Version
Interior of Ichiban Sushi, Ang Mo Kio Hub.
This is the first of twenty sand patterns I photographed at Goblin Valley Park near Hanksville, Utah. It was the first one I noticed. The patterns were becoming more pronounced because of the angle of the late afternoon sun. As I continued to search, I found stranger and stranger sand patterns.
The park is best known for its fantastic erosion formations which are in the thousands within the park. However, while everyone else was looking up, I was looking down.
The patterns in the sand created by the meager rainfall, fascinated me to no end, and I spent most of the day wandering through the small washes looking for more interesting shapes and patterns...
I thought it was about time a played about with making pattern. This one is from a series of quick doodlings of ladies in their lingerie
Introducing my newest pattern, Kissing Booth!! Learn more on my blog - vhttp://www.freckledwhimsy.com/2013/05/kissing-booth-new-pattern-release.html
**Note: Purchase Kissing Booth and one other pattern in my shop (link on blog) and get $4.50 off your order, now through June 1, 2013 at 12am. Use coupon code KISSINGBOOTH
"Find beauty not only in the thing itself but in the pattern of the shadows, the light and dark which that thing provides."
www.showstudio.com/projects/ddl_yamamoto/download.html
and some (french) detailed explanations on how to sew it here jusbcoud.blogspot.com/2008/10/explications-pour-lassembla...
This pattern is likely the most useful for adjusting your HDTV. It consists of two groups of three concentric circles against an 18% gray background. The left starts at black and progresses in two 5% linear steps. The left one starts at white and decreases in two 5% linear steps.
On a properly-adjusted TV you should be able to distinguish each of the steps.
sheruknitting.com/knitting-stitch/knitting-stitch-pattern... This is a very easy to knit stitch pattern that even can be accomplished by the beginner knitter.