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The third in a series of Photoshop patterns created recently, this one ended up reminding me of a flower.
Sharing the first of a series of about a dozen or so of my recent "Photoshop pattern play". I'm often unsure of whether to share them or not, but after some encouraging comments from a friend I decided I would.
Please do zoom in, these are quite large images (6000px x 6000px) - they can be quite detailed and lovely in places.
Sharing the second of a series of about a dozen or so of my recent "Photoshop pattern play".
Please do zoom in, these are quite large images (6000px x 6000px) - they can be quite detailed and lovely in places.
in the narrow streets of valencia, light carves the world into fragments. she walks alone, draped in memories, her shadow long and stretched, reaching for the past. benches stand empty, waiting for conversations that never happened. the air is still. the sun is merciless. time moves, but she doesn’t.
Crimson leaf floats amid emerald whispers, telling nature’s secret stories through softly lit, blurred forest dreams at dawn’s gentle hue.
Email me for tweaks: rishabheos1d@gmail.com
the man walks forward, unaware of the mannequin watching him through the glass. cordoba outside, marrakech inside. reflections wrap around him like patterns on a forgotten tapestry. the window holds both past and present, stitched together by silence.
For Design Challenge @Spoonflower "Desert Modernism" - www.spoonflower.com/designs/8444801-desert-world-by-julia...
Rays of love for likes and voices 💖 🌟🌞
A little early for a Mother's Day card but I was inspired to make something using the techniques I learned in Pattern Play and it just fit perfectly with the theme :).
Silk Asian floral top from Arden B, Plaid skirt from BCBGMaxAzaria, Vintage belt, Peep toe Mary Janes from urbanoriginals on ebay, bracelet and earrings from Forever21
Striped pants from Wet Seal striped Jacket from Target and Floral graphic patterned top from Forever21. Wedge heeled peep toe shoes from urbanoriginals on ebay, cuff bracelet from Claires and necklace from Forever21.
This was made from an old t-shirt of mine. It was retired bc of a few tiny stains, which are now covered by those little flowers.
Skirt available at Etsy:
www.etsy.com/nl/listing/516417015/wikkelrok-meisje-roze-o...
Fabric available at Spoonflower:
www.spoonflower.com/designs/6164231-fuchsia-scarlet-light...
For Design Challenge @Spoonflower "Playmats".
Two little turtles 🐢 〰️〰️〰️ 🐢
Help the turtles meet in the warm sea! 🐌🐠🐟🐋🌿⚓
www.spoonflower.com/designs/8764640-two-little-turtles-by...
For Design Challenge @Spoonflower "Pysanky" - www.spoonflower.com/designs/8462410-pysanky-by-julia_fara...
Rays of love for likes and voices 💖 🌟🌞
Handmade using the Classic Curve Emma Bag Pattern by Patternplay. Faux leather handles and accents, zipper closure, internal zipper and slip pockets. I had fun with this :)
.. whoa look at this girls party dress! Head on over to Spoonflower for this Water Color Splash fabric to make one for you and your daughter!
www.spoonflower.com/fabric/6083607-water-color-splash-by-...
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Handmade using the Classic Curve Emma Bag Pattern by Patternplay. Faux leather handles and accents, zipper closure, internal zipper and slip pockets. I had fun with this :)
Handmade using the Classic Curve Emma Bag Pattern by Patternplay. Faux leather handles and accents, zipper closure, internal zipper and slip pockets. I had fun with this :)
Online Card Classes
Pattern Play - Day 1 Basic Tips
This is my first try at using this many pattern papers so close together.
I used:
4 patterns from Basic Grey's "Green at Heart" 6 x 6 paper pad;
Spellbinder's "Dahlia" dies;
Simon Says Stamp "Small Folded Banner Pair" die;
Sentiment from Paper Trey's "Enjoy the Ride";
Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink;
Dimensional mounting tape;
I used 2 of Jennifer's techniques on this card: Applying ink to the edges of the die-cuts and also popping up the different layers with dimensional mounting tape.