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We were stunned to hear that what looks like wallpaper is in fact a hand-rolled pattern that is painted directly on the paint. It's likely been here for more than 60 years and still looks nearly new.
pattern by Jenny Gordy of Wiksten-Made. found in Stitch magazine (holiday issue 2008) love it!
also, i was inspired by Jenny who was inspired by another seamstress (who was probably inspired by someone else) to make this in a printed fabric. i was so eager to get this made that i finished it up in one evening.
p.s. i also copied Jenny by wearing a v-neck knit top. but i also see it paired with some other tops i have (including another printed blouse i made...) oh so many possibilities. now i want to make another.
Inside Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque.
Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque (Masjed-e Sheikh Lotf-o-llah in Persian or مسجد شيخ لطف الّله ) is one of the architectural masterpieces of Safavid Iranian architecture, standing on the eastern side of Naghsh-i Jahan Square, Isfahan, Iran.
It was built in 1615 by the orders of Shah Abbas I of the Safavid dynasty.
The architect (Mimar) of the edifice was Muhammad Reza ibn Ustad Hosein Banna Isfahani. He finished construction of the mosque in 1618.
Source: Wikipedia
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Taken with Canon EOS 10QD film camera and scanned with Nikon COOLSCAN 9000 ED
This pattern was drafted/draped on a large bust ElfDoll Sooah (old body style). NO seam allowances have been added; please make a muslin and test the fit before committing to the real fabric! See notes on pattern for fitting and construction advice.
Grid is spaced at precisely 1/4". Test print. If your image is off, use "Page Scaling" in Print Preview to nudge it up or down - start with 1% increments, it won't take much.
If you have questions, find me on DoA as Ann Marie, or e-mail me at belleamidolls @ yahoo.com.
Mini tote bag made with this free pattern wendigratz.blogspot.com/2011/04/mini-tote-free-sewing-pat... and one of the birds from this sampler. wendigratz.blogspot.com/2011/04/embroidery-pattern-bird-s....
Seamless wave hand-drawn pattern, waves background (seamlessly tiling).Can be used for wallpaper, pattern fills, web page background,surface textures. Gorgeous seamless wave background
Scottish Constabulary crest - Scottish Police Cap Badge (King's or Imperial Crown - worn until 1975)
Originally produced in white-metal and later in chromed finish
At the request of the Chief Constables (Scotland) Association - forerunner of ACPOS - this badge was designed in 1928 by Mr Cairns, Art Teacher at Dumfries Academy.
There had been a number of mergers of police forces, each of which had their own distinctive cap badge and/or helmet plate, and of course each amalgamation thus necessitated a completely new badge.
This expense could well be done without, and it was envisaged that mergers would continue - as indeed they have done, to the extent that on 1st April 2013 a single National police force was created..
There was also a clear need for a corporate identity, which the Scottish Police Service of course now has, since all police officers in Scotland have for many years received their basic training at the Scottish Police College at Tulliallan Castle, Kincardine-on Forth, Fife (which is now the HQ of Police Scotland).
The badge, as originally designed by Mr Cairns, consists of a Scottish Thistle flanked by thistle leaves, topped by an Imperial Crown (or "Tudor Crown", or King's Crown as it is more commonly called since it is associated with the reign of every King since 1901 when Queen Victoria died).
The whole sits upon a scroll bearing the Latin phrase "Semper Vigilo" - ALWAYS ALERT - which has become known as the Scottish Police motto.
The badge (known affectionately as the "bottle top" as it is a pressing of metal) was originally produced in white metal, but later appeared in chrome-plated finish.
While many forces adopted it immediately as their cap badge, and the City of Dundee Police actually wore it as their helmet badge, other forces were more reluctant to give up their distinctive badges, although it was generally used on official police notepaper and on police buildings the length and breadth of the country.
The City of Glasgow Police used it as the Centrepiece to their helmet plate to replace the City crest, and a number of forces also used the design as a door decal on their marked vehicles.
Officers of Inspector rank and above wore the same design but embroidered in coloured wire-thread.
Although the last King died in 1952, and another crown (the St Edward or "Queen's Crown") was introduced in 1953, this badge with the Imperial Crown continued in use in Scotland until 1975.
These patterns were created by placing my favourite vase on a shallow plate with ridges on it. The resulting wavy lines were most attractive and altered as the vase was turned. The glass sides of the vase are quite thick.
I used a combination of beadline and boxes for this one. Here is a link to where I used this pattern www.flickr.com/photos/93814875@N08/8971531536/ Please let me know if you have seen this pattern anywhere else.
The pattern is called "Holy Jumpsuit Batgirl!" by Figgy's patterns.The fabric is a pique by Robert Kaufman and the aqua check fabric for the flower is by Fabric Finders.. Great pattern,very easy and the pattern itself had this charming sewing machine stitched instruction booklet! I love details like that!
I really liked the patterns, depth and dimension the reeds and grasses hold. Someone looking at the photo the other day said they thought it would make an interesting jigsaw puzzle. I think it just might.
Gerbe - Exclusive sensuous patterned tights Allure www.tights-store-online.com/gerbe/gerbe-exclusive-sensuou...
A firece snowstorm accompanied by katabatic winds causes this creche of King Penguin Chicks, called Oakum Boys (Aptenodytes patagonicus) to stand back to the wind. That is all except one who yawns toward the camera.
I'm having these patterns printed on "chiffon" to make furoshiki. Most pics were taken at Orto Botanico REA, with many thanks to Regione Piemonte for so beautifully taking care, and a pair in my garden in July 2009. Pics were modified for pure fun with only the ACDSee that came with the computer... please enjoy and feel free to use them.