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Found this old pattern when sorting my sewing stuff. It is dated 1944 so it was probably one of Mom's early patterns or Grandma's.

I liked this pattern very much together with the reflections that kind of go against the direction of the leaf.

 

D7000, 90mm f/11

my favorite tree has beautiful leaves

I used the clone tool in Gimp to make the image appear seamless. The flower petals were very hard to work with!

are usually big, but all hi res so they may be scaled down as needed

 

all seamless

©2009 Phillip Nesmith - Flight Patterns is now open at Irvine Contemporary in Washington D.C. For details please see the link above or join me on Facebook.

Patterned texture of a wheat field after harvesting.

 

More images from South Dakota.

 

© Rob Huntley

Exterior windows of the Newseum in Washington, DC

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48.5 x 63", Malka Dubrawsky Simple Marks fabrics on Kona Snow. Scaled down from the original pattern

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Interesting pattern on this gravestone makes it look like wood. (Photo from the back cos of the sun)

 

Wed 27/07/2005 19:10 Lapinlahti cemetery, Helsinki, Finland

Cloister's Walk Enamel Panels 1997-1998

Artist: Dale Devereux Barker

Materials: Vitreous Enamel

 

St Katharines Dock

London, England, UK

Simple pattern design, appeals to me.

Designed by Seattle architect Fred Bassetti

 

sea 093

for a shirt made from 3 pairs of tights

shoestring bazaar

Studies on Patterns/Textures

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a normal scene in europe where posters go over posters creating an interesting pattern :)

I don't know that I ever put this anywhere, so I'll put it here now. It's the pattern for the quilt that I made about a year ago, with dots to guide me.

Vol 64 from the now defunct Radicut rugs company - bold 1960s patterns and traditional florals were order of the day.

Embroidery-FLoral and Nature

Patterns from our World. A single print. Line in Saughton Park, Edinburgh. Repeated. ©marius alexander

A pattern typical of the catalog -- I love the keyhole necklines

 

From the McCall's Home catalog 1970 that Lisa gave to me! Squeal!

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