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January is my favorite month.

New Years is my favorite holiday.

this is so January----

the end seems so far away but really-

if you blink you might miss the whole year

Landsknecht Pattern for a Doublet

Gouache and acrylic ink on watercolour paper. 8x10" / 20x25cm © Natasha Newton 2016 / www.natashanewton.com

It is very difficult to photograph yourself knitting under the best circumstances which weren't prevailing at the time.

 

Pen and sepia ink with colour added in Photoshop.

 

These are the designs for a little holiday video we cooked up here in imago with Quba.

 

video's link:

 

helloimago.com/project.php?code=1011

Chocolate coins so = Female heaven

Tangelations (Variations) of the tangle Chillon.

Public Domain: Pattern & Wallpaper Design

Black&White Smoke Patterns

for gift wrapping

There are not many shots i take and i feel proud. This is one of my top 10 from the pictures that i have taken so far. Maybe in top 5.

 

here's a pattern I did for VEER.com

 

more patterns online at: www.argyleacademy.com

I received a lovely Japanese pattern book from a sweet friend over Christmas, and this is the first pattern I"ve used from the book. The grey fabric is from a linen thrifted skirt, and the print fabric is a long-hoarded stash fabric. The photo doesn't clearly show, but there are on-seam pockets where the grey and printed fabric meet (kind've like the O & S Book Report dress). Size 120 for my recently-turned 7 yr old.

The textures and patterns of these mushrooms are extremely inspiring to me. These spore prints made this past summer are informing some sculpture pieces that I am working on with felt.

Repetitive shapes and forms

string 237: tanglepatterns.com/2016/11/tanglepatterns-string-237.html

Patterns: Adalfa (Bunny Wright) Indyrella (Zt), Natti (my own), Olb (Helen Williams andWaax (Esther Piszcek)

Patterns and Borders

I'm always on the lookout for repeating patterns.

 

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Huisal ist a bavarian word for cartridge. I created that pattern when I had a call and than with coffee and honeybread.

iso 400 | f/2.8 | 1/125 | 100mm

 

Ch. 4 / Patterns

 

Processing - LR: small crop, aged photo preset PS: Cloned out a scratch, + Brightness.

 

Thanks to Kellie (74LimeLane) I realized that I had patterns right here around the house! This plate alone has 3 different patterns on it. I figured one of them had to be photogenic.

A dead whale washed up on a beach a few days ago. I went down to take a few snaps.

Camera for the photo : Olympus OM-D E-M5

Lens for the photo : Robot Schneider Xenon 40mm f/1.9

knitting pattern is available at Ravelry - a knit and crochet community

 

Design by Arlenes World of Lace

Patterns and Borders

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