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My sister and her family came over for lunch today. She brought over a tea set and glassware that where my grandmothers. Loved the pattern on the teaset but it didnt photograph well so I decided to try the glassware
I love so many things about this little pattern - especially the lettering - it looks so retro to me... I also love the little round eyes - they remind me of the "Blondie" comic strip I read as a kid... :)
I hope you all have a very Happy Thanksgiving! :)
I got these in a big bundle of old transfers from ebay. I just love them. They are really adorable. The bottom part got cut off unfortunately in the scan, but the top portion is the cutest anyway. I don't know where they came from. I am guessing they were Workbasket Patterns, but that is a total guess.
Not quite classic Zentangle... But close, once I figured out how to draw this pattern inspired by a gourd (rattle? flask?) from the NYC Am. Museum of Natural History. It's all about spacing, spirals and rounding, after all.
Video step-out here: youtu.be/58KVchnFmBE
I call this pattern Swiros (as in: swirls & rounding).
Rainy weather patterns and reflections seen across the Sculpture terrace, stairs and walkways on the facade of the Centre Pompidou. This photo was taken through a fine mesh blind - adding to the complexity of the patterns. Paris. March 08
I got these in a big bundle of old transfers from ebay. I just love them. They are really adorable. The bottom part got cut off unfortunately in the scan, but the top portion is the cutest anyway. I don't know where they came from. I am guessing they were Workbasket Patterns, but that is a total guess.
Grungy Net Pattern graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/grungy-net-pattern/ in EPS (vector) format.
View similar vector graphics at DryIcons Graphics.
Pattern from Bari J. Please do not use this image without my consent. It is copyrighted. Thank you.
Blogged at www.BariJ.typepad.com
I drew and colored sheets of repeating patterns, then cut them into strips, and reassembled them into something like mosaic tile patterns. I cut and glue these onto plain cardboard boxes. Rather festive little things, and a ridiculously obsessive amount of work. But it's an enjoyable process for me.
String 246 (Nancy Smith): tanglepatterns.com/2017/01/tanglepatterns-string-246.html
MI2 (Mimi Lempart) and a little Beadline (Margaret Bremner)