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diagram of soft waves pattern, over 27 stitches ((12 x 2) + 3) = 2 repeats. Each chain is an oval, each stitch is a line with an oval on top, a decrease is a downward v (over 2 stitches with one oval on top) an increase is an upward v with 2 ovals on top.
This shows the initial chain
first row (bottom)
second row (top)
repeat the 2nd row until you are done.
Since I began to use crocheted dishcloths I don't want to use anything else. Here is my pattern: monpetitviolon.blogspot.com/2009/09/how-to-make-dishcloth...
The beach at Borth, West Wales.
Not so sure whether I like this as it does make your eyes go a bit funny.
Poppy found a bonger on the beach and we brought it home.....we've still got it :)
(Bonger....bouncy rubber dog toy with a rope attached) ;D
Patterning on the walls of one of the monastary caves.
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After visiting the village we went to the 'Buddhist Caves', which have been carved into a set of cliffs on the north side of the Kabul river.
Interviews with locals yielded few results, they know virtually nothing about the pre-Islamic history of the country.
These caves were part of a Buddhist monastery, and are significant because they were the home of part of the Edicts of Ashoka from around the year 272 BC probably put there by Devanampiya Tissa. The inscriptions are now in the Kabul Museum collection.
The rest of the caves are completely looted. The only remains are the caves themselves, classic Buddhist 'hand' rock inscriptions, and the occasional remnants of stuccos or statues.
In the year 629 the Chinese scholar Xuanzang visited the monastaries here and reported a 300 foot tall stupa. I'm not sure which stupa he is referring to of the ~37 in the area, but there is one above the caves which appears to be fairly elaborate.
These caves also served in various wars over the years housing mujahadeen due to it's good lookout position and ready retreat routes. We found bullets embedded in various places.
More information:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanampiyatissa
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashoka_the_Great
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edicts_of_Ashoka
Catherine Pocket Spirit with the pattern that provided all these wonderful dresses; Annie Potter Presents "Victorian Darlings."
These dresses would also fit 16cm BJD's like Lati Yellow and Fairyland Puki Fee.
Pattern for the doll is available free on my blog at:
Edited Internet Archive image from Shin Bijutsukai of a Japanese pattern, c1902.
Image/book source: archive.org/details/shinbijutsukai018800
It's the Army Pattern Camouflage texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
You can see the presets and download this texture for free on the Filter Forge site here — www.filterforge.com/filters/14351.html (created by Elentor)
To use this texture download Filter Forge 30-day trial for free here — www.filterforge.com/download/
This is my Blocked fabric design in charcoal gray, bright pink, lime green and white. It's available at Spoonflower:
www.spoonflower.com/fabric/310372
In case you're wondering what size the pattern is, the distance between the lime green striped lines is about 8 cm or 3"
Did an outing @ Magic Wings conservatory with our camera club and came back with lots of Butt pics. This is a closeup of a Rice Paper Butterfly wing. Would make a great stained glass pattern
180 macro
These drawings were done on fabriano dotted grid paper. I used to dots to help form the shapes without the use of a ruler or other tools
As promised months ago, here is my pattern for a miniature knitted pencil dress, designed for both Petite Blythe dolls, Dollcenas and Little Pullips.
The pink mini pencil dress, worn by the Little Pullip doll required less than 2 grams of yarn.
My free pattern is available on the blog: makedoandmendnovice.blogspot.com/2018/04/knitted-pencil-m...