From the shelves of dusty wood type patterns waiting to be explored at Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum; Two Rivers, Wisconsin

The pattern has traditional elements of easter eggs painting - drawing woven into a complex ornament. This range of bright colors (red, yellow, black, white) in the painting of Easter eggs gives the usual and affordable natural dye - onion husk and some other natural additives. In the Slavic tradition the word "red" meant beautiful. It turned out in elegant, complex, sunny pattern that is suitable for clothing and decoration in the casual, folk and rustic style. The link to the contest: bit.ly/2EgAVMD The fabric will soon be available for order in my shop on Spoonflower: bit.ly/2UXvkAc #tanistaja #tanistaja_pattern #spoonflower #spoonflowermakers #textiledesign #textile #patterndesign #fabric #surfacedesign #pillow #bedding #tablecloth #curtain #napkin #wallpaper #wrappingpaper #originaldesign #homedecor #patternmaking #patternoftheday #surfacepatterncommunity #sewingpattern #fashionprint #sewcialist #sewsewsew #forsewing #fabricartist #easterdecor #easterdecoration via Instagram bit.ly/2SFA151

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Pattern on the ground in a small park next to the Sligo Creek trail, Takoma Park/Silver Springs, Maryland.

Had to ignore some grainlines to fit all the pieces

D90 + Sigma1020

LeeGND0.9

Translucent windows at the Japanese Pavilion, LA Country Museum of Art. "Random" pattern is from the tree leaves outside.

Patterns done with watecolour and a masking liquid marker.

I am making kaleidoscope patterns again. Here is one based on the bug photo that precedes this image.

cube pattern

Vogue Paris Original sewing pattern #1947, design by Molyneux.

free pattern! blogged: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2013/02/raccoons-in-love.html

see all of the #raccoonsfor2013 projects, tutorials, and patterns here: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2012/12/raccoon-week-project-ro...

From the ancient city Anuradhapura

pattern by me, in the book, Simply Crochet.

photos courtesy of Interweave.

More info here:

www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diamonds-and-lace-hat

A small tailor at Terminal Dago.

adding pattern to blank notebooks with rubber and photo polymer stamps

Pattern: Adelei Shawl by Wendy Neal

Yarn: Malabrigo Sock in Ochre

Pattern Series

A candle I left burning that made interesting patterns

As I grow older I become less grown up - Spirograph?

went to zoo, looked for patterns

a texture pattern design

Pattern for baby 3 month-6 month Christening gown

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VCC Beacon Hill Park

Pattern of light made on my wall one morning as I lay in bed.

1977 Misses' Pull-On Pants

Simplicity E.S.P. Pattern #8185

Size: O (12 & 14 & 16) Miss

Misses' Pull-On Pants: There are three sizes in each E.S.P. pattern, so if you are between sizes, or different sizes at the waist and hips, you can adjust it right on the pattern piece. ... These pull-on pants are truly fashion basics. They're so easy to dress up or down with different tops, too-soft blousons, cowl neck tops and sweaters for casual wear; ruffled blouses, blazers, vests and soft, trimmed tunics for special times. Our pull-on pants are easy to sew, too, because there is no waistband application necessary... just a simple, foldover elastic waistline casing.

This pattern is cut but contains all pieces.

The pattern envelope is in good condition.

Black satin glaze with unglazed flower pattern over stoneware; 3½″ dia. and 3¼″ tall.

free pattern! blogged: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2013/02/raccoons-in-love.html

see all of the #raccoonsfor2013 projects, tutorials, and patterns here: imaginegnats.blogspot.com/2012/12/raccoon-week-project-ro...

All in my textures set are available for remixing other photos, but please respect my Creative Commons license.

Attribution is required in the form of a link back to my flickr stream or the photo itself, with "texture by opacity on flickr" also included.

I'd also appreciate it if you linked to new work in the comments to the photo so I and others can see the remix.

Credit to melissamaples for the inspiration.

simple pattern

easiest pattern ever:

1) cast on 30 stitches

2) knit until the bottom of your big toe's nail

3) knit together last two rows

cut the yarn, leaving a nice long tail

4) thread the yarn through the remaining loops (i did this using pointy tweezers, leaving the yarn on the needle)

5) sew up the toe (for best results, do this while the slipper is on your foot)

6) sew straight up the back

7) for the strap, cast on 6 stitches

8) stockinette until you reach the desired length

9) sew on strap

10) add buttons to the strap or in the middle of the toe area. i will probably add some to the strap.

note: add puffy paint to the bottoms to make the grip slippery floors better, and/or add a sole of some sort for added durability.

i'll finish the second one later.

click here for a pattern that has less words: click!.

on page 5, there is another pair :)

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Addison is a sweet, classic, vintage-inspired dress with lots of heirloom details... perfect for a family portrait, a wedding or a school event. It features a three-button closure on the bodice, sweet bubble-style sleeves and a long sash that ties into a pretty bow in the back. A set of tabs at the front gives the overskirt a scalloped look and lets the underskirt peek out ever so slightly.

You can purchase the Addison pattern here: modkidboutique.com/Addison.html

pattern locket open, sterling silver

Digital collage of old pattern

I'm working on a line of skirt patterns. There are 2 more skirts not pictured here... a circle skirt and a bubble skirt! They will be out soon and are all variations of the same base pattern, just different length tiers and embellishments!

Yes, there is a pattern of sorts

in the way I've attached the squares

although some I would have changed position, yet again...

not to worry...

I'm having trouble photographing to show the right colours...

The colours are joining tan brown,

a light pink is a maroon

+ is a dark maroon

multi colour yarn goes from fawn to bark brown to maroon

fawn

taupe... which is showing grey or blue

beautiful pattern from asian festival at Atl Botanical Gardens

Noortje van Eekelen (NL, 1982) is een grafisch ontwerper die de media als bronmateriaal gebruikt. In haar onderzoek "Patterns of Power" toont ze honderd patronen die First Lady Michelle Obama droeg bij officiële gelegenheden. Met de Afrikaanse prints maakt ze een krachtig statement over haar roots.