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Multi-patterned minidress over white bra, white knickers, white suspender belt and champagne stockings.
Since I began to use crocheted dishcloths I don't want to use anything else. Here is my pattern: monpetitviolon.blogspot.com/2009/09/how-to-make-dishcloth...
Duffle jacket sewing pattern from Waffle Patterns.
Available on my shop here
-Chevron back effect
-A-line
-Hooded duffle jacket
It's the Army Pattern Camouflage texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
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This series of macro photos were shot using small magnet cubes sold under the brand BuckyCubes. There are 125 small cubes that assemble as a larger cube about 2.5 cm on a side ... or any other pattern allowed by magnetism.
I have not financial interest whatsoever with BuckyCubes. I simply entered a store one day, spotted this item and bought it out of curiosity.
Just a test shot in my old office, but it grabs me.
The light and shadows, creating patterns on the arm of the chair, and creating dots of light on the radiator in the lower part of the frame. The texture of the covering on the arm of the chair, glittering here and there. The window shades creating stripes of light.
In another time and with less experience, I would have deleted this image. Now, I keep most and find gems in those previously passed over.
Waste not, want not.
Again with the pattern blocks... you'd think I work in a school or something... oh, wait. Here is a quick design I made playing with the pattern blocks before school started.
Random Fact: I find the hexagon to be a pleasing finished shape. Probably because so much of the build up to fractions relies on students realizing that two of the trapezoids fit into the hexagon, 3 rhombuses fit into the hexagon and 6 of the triangles fit into the hexagon. Only 1 hexagon fits into the hexagon though.
Catherine Pocket Spirit with the pattern that provided all these wonderful dresses; Annie Potter Presents "Victorian Darlings."
These dresses would also fit 16cm BJD's like Lati Yellow and Fairyland Puki Fee.
Pattern for the doll is available free on my blog at:
6 inch buttercream cake with fondant accents. Chevron painted gold and the whole cake is airbrushed in pearl.
Another trial of light painting techniques.
This was swinging a torch around attached to a string, against a black bedsheet that was hung up from my living room window
..from the 6,5 hours long hike today, to the highest mountain of a neighbouring island (called Tysnessåto, 753 m high).
Both the weather, nature and view was fantastic!
Other photos from this hike:
www.flickr.com/photos/ranveig/9880116566/
www.flickr.com/photos/ranveig/9522235163/
www.flickr.com/photos/ranveig/9339196419/
I have photos from other hikes here:
It's December, time for stars to be put up as Christmas frenzy builds up.
The patterns that they throw into shadows are one that i love.
Here is an image from Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, Oman that is a reminder of intricate light patterns in shadows.
The mosque just as the name sounds is a grand architectural marvel, the construction of which started in 1995 and opened to public in 2001. WHat i loved about being there in the night was that i could experience this beautiful play of light and shadow in its various spaces especially the alleys.
Pattern study for Salina Art Center. The final piece will be a large-scale painting in the Oakdale Park pool to coincide with the Smoky Hill River Festival in June 2012.
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Pattern studies for Salina Art Center. The final piece will be a large-scale painting in the Oakdale Park pool to coincide with the Smoky Hill River Festival in June 2012.
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I made this on the weekend, when it was gloomy weather... but now it's bright and sunny again! It's Sailor Moon-esque.
Material: Very Dark Charcoal Cotton - from an Op Shop
Pattern: something from the 80s - See & Sew 3873 - Op Shopped
Glasses: Paddy's Markets Sydney 2 pair for $15
Boots: Vintage Store Curve on Gertrude Street Fitzroy, $20
Handbag: $35 from an Adelaide Vintage Store