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Wonderful DIY Pretty Crochet Purse With Free Pattern

 

A purse is a small bag that may hold coins, cards , lipsticks or other small stuff .This crochet purse pattern is …

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Taken during the Georgia North Camera Club Council 2011 Shootout. Didn't place but this is, personally, one of my favorite shots.

Primitive Obsession 6<1997>

Jin Takeda

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Isfahan, Iran.

 

Taken with Canon EOS 10 QD (film camera)

Scanned with Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 9000 ED

NOM9712 Nidd Hall garden hedge.

This cane was feature in my blog dorasexplorations.wordpress.com/2009/08/25/cane-for-the-w...

The cane itself (upper right corner) was rather challenging to make, but making designs from the slices was a lot of fun.

My 2nd Laurel, after my wearable lace muslin. I live in Lancashire in the UK and we don't really get a lot of hot sunny weather, so I'll get a lot more wear out of my Laurels if they're autumn / winter versions! I'd love to say that I appliqued and embroidered the pretty bits on myself, but it's actually a border fabric I bought years ago. I can't remember where it was from or how much I paid for it, just that it was the last 2 metres and I had to have it! I love how it looks a bit like snowflakes. I think it's a cotton / linen blend. I made the binding with scraps after I'd cut the pattern pieces out. I am envisioning this with a big chunky slate grey cardigan, black cord skirt, boots and thick tights :)

a look inside my daily weekday bag, 26/365

We’re obsessed with patterns, it’s a work in progress .

 

Estamos obsesionados con los patrones repetitivos, es un proyecto en proceso.

The mosaic ceiling of Alman Çeşmesi (German Fountain). The fountain stands in Sultanahmet Meydanı (Sultanahmet Square), the site of the ancient Hippodrome, alongside the Sulatanahmet mosque. It was a gift from Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany to Sultan Abdülhamit II in 1900 to commemorate the Kaiser's 1898 visit to Istanbul. The fountain was made in Germany, then shipped to Istanbul where it was assembled. The fountain was dedicated on January 27, 1901, the Kaiser's birthday. The gift was part of a continuing effort by Germany to gain access to the oil reserves in the Middle East, then a part of the Ottoman empire.

glitch-pattern-collage

You can recognize their origin by looking at the pattern. If you concentrate on it a while, it gets more and more interesting.

A spiral pattern created with the iOS app Pattern Artist.

A cool pattern on a tree

recipe blogged at jonahbonah.com

Cuba, Winter 2016/2017

Havana

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