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Here you can see how you overlap the blue points and the ends of the brown lines so there is no skip/duplicate in the pattern when adding repeats of blocks. The original "21" row and column are replaced by the first row/column of two other repeats.
Designed and folded by Arseniy K.
Made out of questionable quality paper
These are late 2018 and 2019 works, some of them were laying forgotten until I found out that I dont have a picture of them.
Opus names as per camera indexing
I got these in a big bundle of old transfers from ebay. I just love them. They are really adorable. The bottom part got cut off unfortunately in the scan, but the top portion is the cutest anyway. I don't know where they came from. I am guessing they were Workbasket Patterns, but that is a total guess.
This one is an actual zebra taken at Melbourne Zoo and not a close up of the Makatron Zebra that I uploaded a couple of photos ago.
Come and share your patterns in the "Let's share our patterns" discution on the Artesanato com sotaque português :O) group.
Vem e partilha os teus moldes na discussão "Vamos partilhar moldes!" no grupo Artesanato com sotaque português :O) .
Rainy weather patterns and reflections seen across the Sculpture terrace, stairs and walkways on the facade of the Centre Pompidou. This photo was taken through a fine mesh blind - adding to the complexity of the patterns. Paris. March 08
Pattern from Bari J. Please do not use this image without my consent. It is copyrighted. Thank you.
Blogged at www.BariJ.typepad.com
I drew and colored sheets of repeating patterns, then cut them into strips, and reassembled them into something like mosaic tile patterns. I cut and glue these onto plain cardboard boxes. Rather festive little things, and a ridiculously obsessive amount of work. But it's an enjoyable process for me.