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Feel the heat.
Fractal template created in Ultra Fractal. Other effects in Corel Paint Shop Pro.
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Printable PDF Flower Applique Templates have six different sizes of flowers and circles. Use the templates to make appliques for your bags, clothes, handmade gifts, home decor and soft furnishings or use them in your scrapbooking and card making projects.
All templates can be bought directly from The Stencil Garden or via ETSY. Please see our Profile for more information.
Flower Template Sizes (Approx)::
11cm x 11cm
10cm x 10cm
8.5cm x 8.5cm
6.5cm x 6.5cm
5.5cm x 5.5cm
3cm x 3cm
Colour study in macro.
Image kingsleydavis.co.uk/#
Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites/Blog or any other media without my explicit permission.
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My newest template! Background colors can be easily changed to match your images and style. I just love green, hehe.
IBM GX20-8020-1 Flowcharting Template U/M 010
ca. 1969
According to wikipedia: A flowchart is a type of diagram that represents an algorithm, workflow or process, showing the steps as boxes of various kinds, and their order by connecting them with arrows. This diagrammatic representation illustrates a solution model to a given problem. Flowcharts are used in analyzing, designing, documenting or managing a process or program in various fields.
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Happy NoVVember!
Been awhile since I've started and completed an actual build. The last time was actually the Bio-Cup 2022 back in June... woof. I failed at SHIPtember (got a frame built the first day and didn't touch it again all month), didn't even attempt MECHtober, and I started a Vic Viper for NoVVember, but then didn't touch it all month, but then I figured I could at least make a mini one, right?
Here it is, based on the free online instructional course on what makes a Vic Viper, my Template Vic Viper in LEGO. I wonder if anyone else has ever had the gall to do that. (Eh, like most things, I'm late to the party, of course someone has!)
Individual images can be found on Imgur
Thanks for stopping by!
Colour study in macro.
Image kingsleydavis.co.uk/#
Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites/Blog or any other media without my explicit permission.
Instagram: @flipthescriptbook
© All Rights Reserved Kingsley Davis
Photobook now available for pre-order from ADM Publishing
Race goers are an eclectic group. At one extreme there is the serious punter and at the other, the casual race goer simply enjoying a day out. There are those that go to be seen as well as to see, the high-rollers, the young, the old and those in between, the wealthy and those less so, the country set and the townies that just go to party.
The mix of attendees is endless, creating a colourful atmosphere within the spectator enclosures as people circulate between the stands, the betting ring, the bars, and the parade ring interacting and engaging with one another.
Yorkshire based street photographer Peter Bartlett spent much of 2019 visiting race meetings to capture a fly on the wall document of attendees enjoying a day out. Studying the odds, enjoying a drink, having a laugh, socialising and occasionally soaking up the action, Peter’s candid photos capture the frivolity of pre-pandemic race days.
Published: October 19th 2020.
60pp hardback book on 170gsm paper.
Offset printed.
Stitched binding.
210mmx210mm.
Limited to 500 copies.
ISBN: 978 1 9997596 2 9
Of all the commando decals I've seen out there, I haven't seen any that are accurate to the armor the commandos wore during the clone wars (TV series). So I made this torso template to look like the ones seen on the Delta Squad in that one episode back in Season 3. I personally love the way it turned out, it look accurate to the SW: CW armor in my eyes. The arm template also needs a makeover, I thought it looked okay but it turned out to be butt-ugly. I'll design that soon. The legs also got the high-res redesign, but the sealant kinda distorted the decals a bit. Aside from that, I'm happy with the way this custom turned out.
piecing my lone star quilt & dot back ground material from Nani IRO. Text Quilt on the bed one of my strip quilts made with my fabric which sells on spoonflower.
I re-did my complete minifig template. I combined the hip pieces with the torso pieces to make it easier to cut out and apply.
The only draw back is that the hip section has to be with the torso when the decals are appled.
Here are the files:
AI www.mediafire.com/?e6mm36dgkk3o2tl
PSD www.mediafire.com/i/?za0ejbhf4g6aei7
SVG www.mediafire.com/?m0wx8zeglzea21d
PDN www.mediafire.com/?6a3u6ho6960tkt2
PNG www.mediafire.com/i/?yp4k1p60w90deag
JPG www.mediafire.com/i/?a4cos447cva364n
** Please give me credit for my work **
Quick idea for the Order Of Magnitude homepage sketched out on my custom wireframe template.
You can download the pdf template and read more about it on my blog
This is my template free for everyone,
here it is in vector format:
www.mediafire.com/?dheeg3hppe5l538
4.6059 cm W x 2.5569 cm H
If you watched my decal tutorial video, I mentioned I'd upload a minifig template to help people get started. These templates are adapted versions of ones that Roaglaan once posted.
The leg decals completely cover the leg as one smooth decal as opposed to four separate decals. The torso and belt are made together, but can easily be separated by knife or digitally. The arms can cover a minifigure's forearm and the front surface of their should/upper arm; you'll notice a small slit near the elbow, that needs to be cut to get the arm to conform around a minifigre's elbow properly (all my clones have this).
I hope this helps people to make more accurate decals and for those who buy my decals to know how to properly cut them out. If you use this, please give credit where it's due, and happy decaling ~
The next tutorial will be up next week.
-Andrew
I finished my clone helmet template. This isn't one of my best applications, I rushed it to see how the pieces fit and I have to say I am pleased with it.
I suggest taking your time when applying these, especially the smaller ones, it is very easy to make mistakes and ruin a decal. I would also suggest some type of mounting fluid, it helps the decal slide and move easier without stretching or tearing.
Ok, now for the good part, the templates:
Illustrator file, www.mediafire.com/?7k90uic3b5jrvyh
paint.net, www.mediafire.com/?zisfa7bnyfb8142
png, www.mediafire.com/i/?dgabbp7r1u3ifac
photoshop, www.mediafire.com/?g5ojeaf52q33285
svg, www.mediafire.com/?56jwub8xg1vu61u
I worked hard on this and all of my designs so I would appreciate it if I am given credit for my work.
This almost certainly wont print out at the correct size, so flickrmail me (including your normal email address)if you want the template.
If you still cant print it at the correct size you can draw your own as above.
I just printed this to test, and as long as i opened the 'all sizes' option and then printed it was perfectly sized.... the world of computers is so fickle!
Feel free to use it. If you would like to, you could always give me some credit for it if you post it in a blog or something..