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What should I call this - autography, calligraphy, chicken scratch, chirography, ductus, griffonage, hand, hieroglyphics, longhand, manuscript, manuscription, mark, pencraft, penscript, scratching, scrawl, scribble, script, scription, scrivenery, scrivening, style, handwriting or just writing..?
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3 balls Gefrida Byzanz and #10 crochet cotton on #16 denise needles. 2 balls knit widthwise (10-15 stitches per row) in stockinette according to instructions in Debbie New's Unexpected Knitting—3 rows thin, 1 row thick. Picked up along long edge and knit third ball lengthwise using 1 row thick, 5 rows thin, garter stitch. Some crochet edging.
drew a pencil scribble and came up with this image. I may rework it a bit to do something different with the face.
Freebies to give away with my existing orders. I am also sending some to projectgrabbag to go out with her orders. :)
Currently being stored in this pink tin, I snagged for a dollar at craft warehouse.
I made this dress using my 'Scribble Banksia' Print, it's one of many in my scribble series. I use Copic markers and overlay the colour, It's such a fun way to make graphic art!
For the dress, I altered the 'Wattlebird Jumpsuit' Pattern available on Common Stitch:
www.commonstitch.com.au/digital-sewing-patterns/jumpsuit-...
For the Scribble Banksia, you can find it here!:
www.spoonflower.com/en/fabric/8742840-scribble-banksia-by...
Nope. Not drawn at all, just in case that isn't abundantly clear already. Just trying out a Photoshop action that Adobe shared with the world this past week.
This is my Niece Keira. She is literally the craziest person I know, never sits still, talks none stop nonsense and will contort her face into something absurd as soon as a camera is pointed even remotely in her direction.
This was one of the few pictures I got of her looking normal, she was riding her bike at the time in my back garden looking like pretty much the happiest person in the world, which she more or less is!
Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 9.1-91mm f2.8-5.9 Asph
Intricate, maze-like patterns etch the smooth surface of this eucalyptus tree bark. These unique markings are created by the larvae of scribbly gum moths as they tunnel through the outer layers of the tree. The winding, overlapping lines form a natural, abstract design that stands out against the pale, textured wood.