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Did an outing @ Magic Wings conservatory with our camera club and came back with lots of Butt pics. This is a closeup of a Rice Paper Butterfly wing. Would make a great stained glass pattern
180 macro
Pattern Is Movement opened for St. Vincent. Watching them is like watching Wagner if Wagner also rocked.
These drawings were done on fabriano dotted grid paper. I used to dots to help form the shapes without the use of a ruler or other tools
Found this pattern outside a leisure centre near me. Original print is lovely, but it hasn't scanned so well.
As promised months ago, here is my pattern for a miniature knitted pencil dress, designed for both Petite Blythe dolls, Dollcenas and Little Pullips.
The pink mini pencil dress, worn by the Little Pullip doll required less than 2 grams of yarn.
My free pattern is available on the blog: makedoandmendnovice.blogspot.com/2018/04/knitted-pencil-m...
The Emery Dress Pattern by Christine Haynes
Photos via www.christinehaynes.com/.
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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
Today's series is all about patterns we find them everywhere and I find them very interesting, pleasing, calming and stimulating. They are a very visual and important part of our lives and can be found in nature as well as things made by mankind. We are surrounded by them and often are unaware of them as such.
This dragon is made from an updated version of my 'fierce but friendly really' dragon pattern. I've made a few minor changes, in particular the wings are stiffer now, and I've written it out in a longer form that should be easier to follow.
Free pattern at Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/fierce-little-dragon
This is a blackberry lily, Belamcanda chinensis. They are called blackberry lilies because the fruit superficially resembles that of a blackberry.
Tangle Pattern, designed by my nephew Timothy (age 13). He designed this the same day we introduced him to zentangle. (See flic.kr/p/dVdpFK for completed design)
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.