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Toddler dress, size 2T, my own pattern. I know it's rumpled and lacking embellishment but I love it, and when that happens I get too excited to wait!
Blogged here: fiddlehead.blogspot.com/
Pattern from Maggie Vassie (A crochet Ninja)
Head and body:
R1, 6sc in ring
R2, inc in every st (12sc)
R3 sc in first st, inc in nxt, rep around (18sc)
R4 sc in first 2, inc in nxt, rep around (24sc)
R5 sc in first 3, inc in nxt, rep around (30sc)
R6 sc in first 4, inc in nxt, rep around (36sc)
R7 sc in first 5, inc in nxt, rep around (42sc)
R8 sc in first 6, inc in nxt, rep around (48sc)
R9-13 sc around
R14 inc in first st, sc 23, inc, sc rest around (50sc)
R15 inc in first st, sc 23, inc, sc rest around (52sc)
R16 sc in first 2, ch 23, skip 23 st, sc 28
R17 sc in first 2, sc 23 on chain, sc 17, dec, sc 8
R18 sc 3, dec, rep around, sc 1 (41sc)
R19 sc 2, dec, rep around, sc 1 (31sc)
R20 sc 1, dec, rep around, sc 1 (21sc)
R21-23, sc around
R24-25 sc around inc 4 times evenly spaced
R26-27 sc around
R28-29 sc around inc 4 times evenly spaced
R30-32 sc around
R33 sc around in 4 times evenly spaced
R34-40 sc around
R41-45 sc around dec 5 times evenly spaced
R46 dec until closed
Mouth (make 2 with black yarn)
R1 4sc in ring, ch 1, turn
R2 inc in every st, ch 1, turn
R3 sc in first, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R4 sc in next 2, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R5 sc in next 3, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R6 sc in next 4, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R7 sc in next 5, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R8 sc in next 6, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R9 sc in next 7, inc, rep around, ch 1, turn
R10 sc around in red coloul, FO red, not black
sc across flat edge of half circle in black, FO
Sew together the flat edges with black, sew top part of mouth to head with red and stuff body, continue to stuff body while sewing on bottom of mouth. you may want to add two half circles of card of shaping before sewing.
Eyes (make 2 with white yarn)
R1 6sc in ring
R2 inc around (12sc)
R3-5 sc around insert safety eye in ring
R6 dec around, stuff firmly
dec untill closed and FO
Sew eyes together then sew to top of head.
Nose(with orange yarn)
R1 6sc in ring
R2 inc around (12sc)
R3 sc in first st, inc, rep around (18sc)
R4-6 sc around
R7 sc in first, dec in next, rep around
R8 sc around, stuff
R9 dec around
R10 sc around
dec untill closed and sew to head
Legs (make 2)
R1 6sc in ring
R2 inc around (12sc)
R3 sc in first, inc in next, rep around (18sc)
R4 sc in next 2, inc in next, rep around (24sc)
R5 sc in next 3, inc in next, rep around (30sc)
R6-7 sc around
R8 sc in first, dec, rep 6 times, sc in rest (24 sc)
R9 dec in next 6, sc in rest (18sc)
R10 dec in next 3 sc in rest (15 sc)
R11-30 sc around. Stuff FO leaving tail to sew
Arms (make 2)
R1 6sc in ring
R2 inc around (12sc)
R3 sc in first, inc, rep around (18sc)
R4 sc in next 2, inc, rep around (24sc)
R5-8 sc around
R9 sc in first 2, dec, rep around (18sc)
R10 sc in first, dec, rep around (12sc)
R11-26, sc around, stuff
FO leaving tail to sew
A few miles away from Orvieto, facing the rock of Orvieto, you find the Abbey of Saints Severo and Martirio (11th century), an old Benedictine monastery. The church has small but beautiful frescoes and a cosmati pavement.
Cosmati is a style of geometric decorative inlay stonework typical of Medieval Italy, and especially of Rome and its surroundings. It was used most extensively for the decoration of church floors.
The name derives from the Cosmati, the leading family workshop of marble craftsmen in Rome who created such geometrical decorations.
Thai Pattern
a.Project: done outside the classroom, individually
b.Size: 25 by 25 cm.
c.Medium: gold leaves, acrylic on canvas
d.I used the pattern from the paper-cutting project. I used gold leaves to make my piece look more traditional. I used red and black for the background color, which makes the canvas look like old wood from Thai temples.
Autumn colours near Summertown Adelaide Hills. Five shot pano pentax 50mm 1.4 mounted on Sony NEX 6.
DE Marzell 2004 (Black Forest Village) Wood for winter, in winter.
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From my set: Dan's Patterns - Wood
(Dan Daniels)
Checking for constituent occurrence
Pattern recognition obeys principles
Syntactic economy of production
These are my favorite pajama pants. They're silk, and have this lovely Chinese-ish pattern on them. Even though I think they're from Anthropologie.
Se puede dibujar directamente en cartulina.
Las lÃneas punteadas son en las que hay que doblar. ;oP
DAY CAMP!
Starts Tuesday August 14, 10am–2pm
for 4 sessions, everyday until August 17
Anouk is a loose fitting medium length dress or tunic length blouse with optional ties that form a bow at the back for a tight fit. Learn to sew this garment with the designer of Victory Patterns, Kristiann Boos. Anouk features special details like optional 3/4 length bishop sleeves, front and back pintucks and a fitted yoke with button detailing leading into a decorative front placket. Commercial pattern pdf is included.
Design by : Kristiann Boos, Victory Patterns
shot for life thru a lenz comment group's january assignment, patterns. my first photo taken in 2009 posted to flickr. will be my last photo before i head to hanoi, vietnam for a school trip. hope to bring back great photos from hanoi and halong bay!
first time specially going on the hunt for a monthly assignment. any votes on this page (after the competition has closed and voting has opened) are much appreciated. i may change my entry if i get any better shots on my trip or after that.
A 6.5m high sculpture near the Middle Entrance at Frenchay Hospital, Bristol by Pete Moorhouse called "Holding Pattern" which represents the hospital staff working together to support patients. This work was commissioned by the NBT National Health Service Trust. However just days before this shot was taken Frenchay Hospital had closed down. Whether this will artwork will be moved to the new Southmead Hospital, which will take over from Frenchay, I don't yet know.
I found this unusual pattern during an extremely cold winter. It was on the glass in my shed. It was frozen on the outside and this is the inside, the weird pattern made by frozen condensation from the nearby tumble dryer. The lines are iced-up cobwebs. Looks a bit Cubist-y?