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the pattern of the coffee in the milk of this cappuccino is quite stunning. is it always the same, or is this a random abstraction?
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Quick does not mean plain and unsophisticated!
Have some extra yarn or thread laying around and you need to make a fast gift or accessory? We present a collection of always-useful, always-stylish accessories that are not only quick to make, but cleverly - simple to work:
Pinwheel Headscarf (pictured top): Use a fingering weight yarn or size 10 crochet thread and some beads to create this intenselydetailed, Irish Crochet-inspired headwrap.
Pinwheel Belt (pictured 2nd down): An intricate belt crocheted using the same conceptsas our Pinwheel headscarf, this belt is stitched at a different gauge and incorporates cording as a tie.
Wrap Belt (pictured bottom): Easy-to-make, this fashion essential is a must-have for figure flattery. Pair it with skirts, pants or dresses.
Woven Headband (pictured 3rd down): The headband has made a fashion comeback in a big way. It is easy to make a statement with just a little bit of yarn or size 10 crochet thread and beads.
This is the pattern for the DIY Courier Bag.
It's from this post here: leiflabs.blogspot.com/2009/02/make-messenger-bag.html
We encounter patterns everyday. Whether it is how books are arranged on shelves, how clothes are organized in a closet or even how random things are placed next to each other. These everyday things can create all kinds of visual patterns. This is just one example of a "little thing" in our lives.
If you pay more attention to what is around you, these little things would make you look at the world differently...because the world is simply made of just little things!
Day 82
Contempo is a textured lace glove pattern, adorned with decorative buttons, and exudes a sophisticated air of urbane elegance. Both delicate-looking and super swanky, these gloves have the functionality of biking mitts with an uptown, stylish outlook. Shield your hands from the elements with these delectable gloves... The versatile rib and lace combination in the gloves means that they can go effortlessly from casual, to business, to evening! Experiment with different colours to suit your mood and wardrobe; the gloves are a relatively fast knit which means you can have a pair of these ‘classy cool’ pieces in no time!
Each glove is knitted in 2 pieces. The cuff is knitted on straight needles, and then the edges are picked up to attach the hand portion of the glove in the round using double pointed needles. Pattern includes step by step instructions and full colour photographs.
Purchase Contempo at choppedtomatoes.etsy.com
The Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum is a museum located in Sultanahmet Square in Fatih district of Istanbul, Turkey. Constructed in 1524, the building was formerly the palace of Damad Ä°brahim Pasha, who was the first grand vizier to Suleiman the Magnificent, and husband of the Sultan's sister.
The collection includes notable examples of Islamic calligraphy, tiles, and rugs as well as ethnographic displays on various cultures in Turkey, particularly nomad groups. These displays recreate rooms or dwellings from different time periods and regions.
Zephyr Style Tree Jacket pattern
I just love this one... simple, and very wearable. Looks quick too!
...and I have some yarn that would be perfect for it.
Carved column base with meander pattern decoration in the ruined temple of the oracle of Apollo at Didyma, Turkey.