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There are many things to see but sometimes the nicest things are the most basic. Simple rhythmic patterns and prints made by little creatures.
miniduintje in de zandverstuiving van de Loonse en Drunense duinen / A small dune at sand drift Loonse and drunense Duinen. Feels like a beach without sea
It’s 4:44.
On 4/4/44 (1944) a friend was born, although I don’t know the time of his birth. This year he would have been 80 years old.
Some factoids never leave the brain!
Bellevue Botanical Garden
Very cool the way the leaf has desiccated leaving the veins to show the soul of the leaf and eventually return to the earth.
another top from a japanese pattern book (stylish dress book: vol. 1).
this is nice cotton gauze-y fabric, prone to wrinkle (in the best way). i added the pockets with gathers & chose mismatched white buttons. each with four holes. yellow thread makes x's holding them on.
i like this one.
(chances are i'm wearing it right now.)
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I love subjects with a rhythm or flow to them. This is just a small collection of patterns I have discovered along the way.
Here is another pattern I've rewritten :)
Thank you and I hope you'll also like my other amigurumi pics/patterns.
*smiles*
I thought the rows of windows on this building in Manchester University looked like a never ending DNA sequence.