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Composite inspired by Sherry Parker.
All elements used are from royalty-free stock websites and Adobe Stock.
Textures and finish work done in Topaz Studio.
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Dunno what to post for today & greatly irritated by some incident last nite..
My energy are Rock bottom low!
Anyway, here is the 5-day planner I m trying..
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Create your own designer look right from your home computer! These printable place cards will be left blank for you to add your own name and table number. Print only as many as you need.
Stitched fabric needlecase, made using printable cabinet cards from Kitschy Digitals (link in profile).
New York was so, so great. But man, I need Photoshop, these online editors are just destroying my picture quality. Once I finally get it I'm honestly just going to re-edit all the pictures that I like (e.g. this one) so that they can be printable quality.
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Sierpinski ring / torus / accelerator, computed from the deformation and copies of eight printable Sierpinski cylinders.
108 800 vertices.
267 552 triangles
First up, Please, these are here as freebies - please don't make copies to sell for profit. I promise Bad Toy Karma to any who do.
Anyhow, this is a small assortment of paperbacks from Baghead's bookshelves. Missing are the complete covers I found while Googling - instead these are either scans from my own collection or pieced together from various sources online (sometimes with a custom spine added) so they're ones you probably wouldn't find anywhere else.
Just download the original size file, print onto paper of your choice (it should fit onto a sheet of A4), cut out and glue around bits of card, wood etc.
They're designed to be printed out at 372dpi (giving an average paperback a height of 2.718 cm or just over an inch for the Imperial folk) probably not authentically scaled, but it should give a book that doesn't look too out of place in either a doll's dainty hand or a GI Joe's big mitt. If you want to change the size remember it's best to alter the dpi resolution you're printing at rather than the actual pixel by pixel size as that way there won't be any drastic degradation in image quality.
Enjoy!
Made with elements by Kate Printable Art, Fusion Dream Print, Marius Els and my own photos of Venice.
Free download under CC Attribution (CC BY 2.0). Please credit the artist and rawpixel.com
Abbott Handerson Thayer (1849-1921) was an American artist, naturalist and teacher. He painted landscapes, delicate flowers, and idealistic paintings of women as angels and madonnas.
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Printable dress!
Here are some simple directions and things to know...
I printed this out using fabric transfer paper and then ironed the pattern onto streatchable white cotton fabric. Print out the designs and iron onto fabric using the directions according to iron on transfer paper you have.
Cut out along the black lines after they have been ironed down. The seam allowance is 1/8 inch. If you want more seam allowance, (such as 1/2 inch of 1/4 inch) you can cut out along the pattern and leave some white on the edges of the pattern.
Putting the dress together should be self explanitory, as the pattern is super simple. Sew together the two shoulder pieces, and then sew down among the neck and arm openings. Then sew down the bottom of the dress, sew the two sides of the dresses together, and then sew the back. Add velcro or snaps to the back. The velcro should go on the white, meaning one side would be folded over, so the black of the dress would meet in the back. Turn inside out and done!
Same for the clutch. Sew among the edges, then sew the folds of the flap of the clutch down on the edges, turn inside out again and done! You can add a snap if you want. I just put a little piece of carboard inside so it would hold its shape and glued the flap down to the clutch itself.
*tips
- Have fun! My fabric transfer paper was like 7 years old and it did crinkle some on the edges, but thats expected I think.
-They make transfer paper now for silk and stuff, so if you use fabric thats not streatchy, you may want to add a dart to both sides of the front piece, where the white meets the black on the sides.
-You may also want to add a dart if the dress is for a larger busted doll, such as model muse Barbie or Poppy or something.
-The dress was made for Misaki/dynamite girl/nu.face torsos.
-This was made to be really simple and easy, so you could even use fabric glue for the dress!!
-You may also want to print this out in b&w on a piece of regular paper first to make sure the inch matches up the the inch on the paper, THEN print out on the fabric paper.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask! Enjoy and please feel free to post this anywhere else! I dont even need a link back or a credit. I want people to have fun with doll fashion!
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Hannah Borger Overbeck (1870-1931) was an American artist and illustrator during the Arts and Crafts Movement. She was known for her watercolors and sketches, and was responsible for the pottery’s decorative designs. Her main subject was nature with beautiful flowers and botanical drawings.
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Monochrome take on one of the two shaft centrum side for transporting cars and people up / down from / to the old tunnel under Hamburg's river Elbe.
Here I am half way down walking the stairs taking my time shooting.
Twitter: tehaha Portfolio: www.ahaphotography.net
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Remarkable 16th century botanical calligraphic artwork by two masters of the past: Georg Bocskay (1510–1575), court secretary to Ferdinand I, and Joris Hoefnagel (1542–1601). First created by Georg Bocskay to demonstrated the different styles of calligraphy of the era, the book was later ornamented with intricate fruits, flowers, and insects by Joris Hoefnagel and commissioned by Emperor Rudolph II, Ferdinand’s grandson. This unusual artistic collaboration between scribe and painter disrupted the history of manuscript illumination and gave us one of the most fascinating and beautifully crafted manuscripts of all time. Complement your designs, posters, and wallpapers with these enchanting CC0 illustrations from the past. We have digitally enhanced these spellbound hand-drawn calligraphy into high resolution printable quality. They are free to download under the CC0 license.
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For a high-resolution print of the above image, click "ALL SIZES" in the navigation bar above this image and select "Original" (2550 x 3300) for the full-size version. These can be printed on any business card paper that's compatible with Avery templates #8371 or #8871, on full-size adhesive paper, or heavyweight card stock.
Each label (with margins) measure 3" x 2.5".
These are also available at saltandpaper.com, where additionally you can select any color you'd like for each label before downloading a high-resolution PDF for a small fee.