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a while back...a long while back- summer 2008- I got a pattern from Here2There on Etsy and today I finally got around to finishing the top- now working on a pieced back using all the spare pieces from the front.
I shoot most of my pictures within 100 feet of my house...Most of these plant pictures are from my garden plants. This pattern with bokeh was kinda interesting,..
This is a free pattern that can be found here: needleknowledge.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/ReQuakerSa...
I used DMC gray #414 and DMC mauve #3688--3 skeins of each color. I made a few changes. Below the alphabet and "flower" are two different patterns to replace the long one in the original. Instead of putting the year in the bottom middle around the "wreath," I put "wrought by Karen W. Gronau 2016."
Pattern made from Ana Paula Rimoli's "A Little Cacuts" at: amigurumipatterns.blogspot.com/search/label/patterns
The NYC DOT Art Program partnered with 7Train Murals and the Long Island City Partnership to present, “Pedestrian Patterns,” a 750 foot long mural on the Thomson Avenue Bridge located between Skillman Avenue and 44th Drive in Long Island City, Queens. Inspired by the prints found on the soles of running sneakers, the design illuminates the commute New York City residents make each day to and from their various destinations. Using 25 colors over a 33 panel span, the design moves and conforms to the architecture of the bridge as it transitions from bright colors to camouflaged configurations. In 2013, artist Mark Salinas, founded 7Train Murals, a community-driven mural and arts organization, in efforts to “beautify vacant and vandalized public spaces in neighborhoods around the 7 train line in Queens.” Part of 7Train’s mission is to incorporate volunteers, both experienced and first-time painters, into the production and maintenance of the mural.
NYCDOT Art Program, Community Commissions
“Pedestrian Patterns” by Mark Salinas
In partnership with 7Train Murals + Long Island City Partnership
Thomson Avenue Bridge between Skillman Avenue and 44th Drive, Queens
Länk till högupplöst omslag: farm6.staticflickr.com/5679/23895231285_ac63101524_o_d.jpg
Omslag: Håkan Liljemärker
downloaded patterns from lilly1975 and printed them. made a book from them. added more patterns to them.
"Does he rise out of the cabinet now??"
It's amusing when my family thinks my creations do more than they reasonably could. Benny's head was just sitting on the base so it didn't get kicked.
that old familar upholstery. a friend of mine wrote an essay about public transport upholstery once. who designs them crazy things?
Japanese Pattern book
ISBN 9784529050678
Heart Warming Life Series: Chiisana Onnanoko no Oyafuku (Clothes for Little Girls) by Yuki Araki
Had a go at sewing with stretch fabric using a pattern from Melancholy Wings
www.flickr.com/photos/melancholywings/6671807597/
I changed it a little bit and love how it turned out :)
Pictures of my free Granny Square pattern tutorial, which can be found here:
sarahndipities.blogspot.com/2011/02/how-to-tuesday-granny...
Patterns is the weekly Flickr Lounge theme. My first group are indoor patterns - really patterns on patterns to make the images more interesting, I hope..
I made these tags from patterned purple paper and lavendar cardstock. These guys are sturdy! I think the purple ribbon on them just adds the perfect finishing touch.
They can be used for gift tags, fancy price tags, scrapbooking, and many other things.
Questo e tanti altri schemi gratis su www.gomitolomagico.it
La prima community Italiana sul mondo degli amigurumi.
恵比寿-代官山-中目黒 2016/02/12
代官山町、渋谷区
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-42mm F3.5-5.6ⅡR
[HDR from 5 jpeg images ±4EV, Handheld]