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This is just two of the other designs with different middles -- minor changes, one done just because it was upside down in the other picture. (Perhaps I like it better upside down.)
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A tiled alley.
Atlanta (East Atlanta), Georgia, USA.
1 June 2019.
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Walking along the riverside I looked up at the glass awnings of the empty storefronts under Trump Tower. The very last one made a beautiful pattern against the sky and the round bottom of the tower.
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Blogged about here: thekidneybean.wordpress.com/2008/02/23/tawashi-rosebud/
Free pattern available here: crochetpatternsonly.blogspot.com/2005_05_16_crochetpatter...
FYI, this would be the helmet of a Dallas Cowboy if you weren't looking so closely at it. This is definitely NOT high def!
Not the greatest fold, but I designed it and do not have the paper to make a bigger one at the moment.
Here is the crease pattern: www.flickr.com/photos/133041586@N06/19533398119/in/dateta...
Foto: www.flickr.com/photos/133041586@N06/19531979358/in/dateta...
Other foto: www.flickr.com/photos/133041586@N06/19532015380/in/dateta...
Not thrilling, but wanted to document it anyway. Just trying to cover up some studs, and then some arrows appeared...
Reminds me one of fairy tale characters... Uh, Pinnocchio, perhaps :)
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