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Wall panel design in City Hall.
*Note: More pics of Architectural, Interior and Exterior Designs in my Architectural, Interior and Exterior Designs Album.
October 1883
Pattern given for the fashion plate found here: www.flickr.com/photos/festiveattyre/7413999550/in/set-721...
No. 1 - Half of front
No. 2 - Half of back
No. 3 - Half of side-back
No. 4 - Sleeve
No. 5 - Collar
We give here a Hungarian walking-coat, the most fashionable affair out this season; a long, close-fitting coat, to be made of cloth braided. Our illustrations show both back and front. The letters and notches show how the pieces are to be put together. The front is to be fitted with darts for the bust; and for some ladies another dart may be required, near the arm seam. The dotted lines on the skirt of the back show where the plaits are to be laid, which fold under the back-seam, giving the proper fullness to the skirt of the coat. In cutting out this garment - or any other, for that matter, that we give - the pieces should be cut first out of some old muslin, and then fitted to the lady who is to wear it, before cutting into the cloth, allowing for seams, etc. It must be lengthened or shortened in the skirt part, to suit the height of the wearer. As may be seen, it is a rather long coat. Black or dark blue cloth, trimmed with black braid, will be more stylish than any other color. A row of braid edges the entire coat. The brandebourgs trimming the front, which there are five, as will be seen, can be made at home with frog-buttons and tubular braid; but it is better, perhaps, to buy or order them from a city store, if convenient, as they are more durable.
circle pattern Leaded light window in machine made glass triple glazed with sandblasted accents on reverse.
ya gotta love yard sales. found a set of wooden pattern blocks for $1, so of course i had to build with them ~grin~
#ds531 (alternate) Make a photograph dominated by the color green today.
This ad was at the end of the Burda Plus magazine: a new special issue out in September called "Burda Classics".
They say it is "dedicated to women classic pieces. Basic and timeless, they forget tendencies and are inspired by French elegance".
I can't wait to see what patterns it offers! I already like the cover suit and white shirt (second small picture at the bottom).
Press "L". Patterns of rice field paddies in infrared. Note the road going trhough.
Efke Aura - the best IR film ever made IMHO. It's utterly pity that the Efke is no more...
Pentax 67, 45mm f4, Efke IR820c AURA infrared film (developed in Diafine A+B @ +27C 3.5min+3.5min). Drumscanned.
Three pages from the book Classical Ornaments of Japan. Tangles from hundreds of years ago :)
On the left is a pattern I'm sure I've seen already as a tangle. It's the same principle as in Trimonds, but arranged as a star. Love the stylisation of fir trees on the right (top bit). The bit on the right side below is very much like the tangle Bales (on green background).
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Detail of a kiosk roof in Copley Square. Taken for pattern study during June 2007 Boston Miksang Level 1 class. I debated how much of the curve of the roof I could show without giving the trees in the background visual prominence. Hopefully the pattern is strong enough to draw you back there, because that's what the perception was about.
How often do you break out your patterned papers? I love all the pretty designs, but sometimes I get stuck in a rut creating backgrounds in a set way. Well today I'm breaking out the Pink Fresh Studio papers for a backdrop for this cute @neatandtangled scene 😃🎨
limedoodledesign.com/2018/05/patterned-paper-background/
Thanks for looking!
Debby