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The blue fabric was from an old skirt of mine and the brown and yellow was a piece of Robert Kaufman that I picked up...The button was off of an old jacket. I used Amy Butler's Hourglass pillow pattern.
vintage embrodiery transfer from the 60s. I hand traced it (forgive the wobbly bits) from a very brittle and old sheet of transfers that my mother had from her childhood.
A lot of interesting patterns to discover in a tropical forest.
Dive with me at Amontillado on the Philippine island of Negros and check out my blog!
Wonderful DIY Easter Crochet Chicken with Free Pattern
People really like chickens and they also really like to crochet chickens. How joyful are these Crochet Chicken Egg Cozies ,they not only keep your boiled egg nice and cozy but also are nice home decoration for your Easter . They are functional, easy, and pretty. This is a simple Free pattern which you can…
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A wall panel design at Suntec City.
*Note: More pics of Architectural, Interior and Exterior Designs in my Architectural, Interior and Exterior Designs Album.
Crochet harriet bag with Free pattern. Gorgeous, generous... wonderfuldiy.com/wonderful-diy-crochet-harriet-bag-with-f...
The patterns in the ice formed on large lakes are often interesting and show various stages of formation. Here the ice at the top and bottom of the photo consists of innumerable small crystals that froze together into a solid mass. The larger crystals formed in cracks or fissures in the sheets of the fine-grained ice.
Photo taken on Lake Winnibigoshish during an ice-fishing trip in mid March before iceout.
Shot for Active Assignment Weekly, theme "Patterns".
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My son and I are having salmon tonight, and just before putting it in the oven covered with a baking sauce I noticed the fine pattern in our dinner. I grabbed my point-and-shoot and made this macro, converted it to BW and here you are.
Pattern (RM) - Il ripetersi di elementi simmetrici e stilizzati sembrano divenire forme astratte e ripetitive.
Di: Stefano Innocenzi
When the street light comes on it shines through the open blinds onto the opposite wall of my lounge. I love the geometric pattern it makes.
For Flickr Lounge - Sunday Theme ~ Striped Patterns.
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"The 'Cracker' pattern is a traditional quilt design for Ocracoke, with four stripes and four triangles per block. One of the interior stripes is always of a red-patterned material. This Cracker wall hanging was pieced of 1940's fabric by Patricia Kelly, a frequent island visitor from Pittsburgh, PA, and hand-quilted by the Ocracoke Needle & Thread Club."
Text from a tag on the wall.
Found in the Ocracoke Preservation Society museum,
Three pages from the book Classical Ornaments of Japan. Tangles from hundreds of years ago :)
On the left is a pattern I'm sure I've seen already as a tangle. It's the same principle as in Trimonds, but arranged as a star. Love the stylisation of fir trees on the right (top bit). The bit on the right side below is very much like the tangle Bales (on green background).
Detail of a kiosk roof in Copley Square. Taken for pattern study during June 2007 Boston Miksang Level 1 class. I debated how much of the curve of the roof I could show without giving the trees in the background visual prominence. Hopefully the pattern is strong enough to draw you back there, because that's what the perception was about.
I have an enduring fascination with patterns, particularly those on floors or ceilings. The grey and white bathroom tiles in the Seattle Medical and Dental Building make me feel as if I'm in a black and white film.
A Valentine's Day photoshoot for Colette Patterns by Anja / clever nettle!
Photographer: Anja / clever nettle!
Models: Rachel and Jade