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- Zenspirations : letters & patterning / by Fink, Joanne,1959-author.(CARDINAL)374805;
Pattern play -- Adding color -- Frames -- Patterned illustration -- Lettering.
- Subjects: Lettering.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- Celtic design. :knotwork,the secret method of the scribes / by Meehan, Aidan.(CARDINAL)379380;
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- Subjects: Borders, Ornamental (Decorative arts); Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- V&A sourcebook of pattern & ornament / by Calver, Amelia,author.; Victoria and Albert Museum.(CARDINAL)143050;
Incudes indexIntroduction -- Patterning in practice -- Plants -- Animals -- Earth & the universe -- Abstract patterns."The wealth of surface pattern and three-dimensional ornamentation in the many objects that enrich our lives is testament to the inventiveness of designers and craftspeople around the globe and throughout history.0This richly illustrated, easy-to-navigate sourcebook presents more than 1,000 historic and contemporary examples of pattern and ornamentation from around the world, each one succinctly identified and explained. Arranged thematically, it is unique among pattern books, as it includes examples not only of surface pattern but also of three-dimensional ornamentation and embellishment.0Two-dimensional pattern is ubiquitous, no matter what the age of an object or where it was created. From Japanese kimono and William Morris fabrics to Chinese porcelain and contemporary furniture, such works reveal humanity's unceasing desire to combine pattern with design. Just as prevalent are examples of three-dimensional embellishments that go far beyond the requirements of their practical use: an acrylic handbag has a carved motif of insects and wildflowers, a cobalt-blue pottery ewer has a dragon's-head spout and an early 19th-century fruit plate is shaped like a seashell.0Designers working today are as fascinated and inspired by pattern and ornament as they have always been. This expertly compiled selection will appeal to designers, artists, illustrators and other creatives from all disciplines as well as anyone interested in visual and material culture.0In association with the Victoria and Albert Museum." -- publisher's description
- Subjects: Decoration and ornament.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- The crafter's guide to patterns : create and use your own patterns for gift wrap, stationery, tiles, and more / by Swift, Jessica,author.(CARDINAL)618415;
This guide covers everything from finding inspiration and choosing colors to creating backgrounds, borders, and full-scale repeats. Step-by-step tutorials explain all the basics and show how to apply the patterns to multiple surfaces, including fabric, giftwrap, stencils, tiles, and more.
- Subjects: Handicraft; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts); Decoration and ornament.;
- Available copies: 6 / Total copies: 7
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- Pattern and texture / by Flux, Paul,1952-(CARDINAL)702473;
Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.Explores different patterns that appear in art and examines how those patterns affect the viewer's perceptions of texture, depth, and shape.
- Subjects: Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts) in art; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
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- Adventures in hexagons : 11 quilts, 29 blocks, unlimited possibilities / by Breclaw, Emily,1976-author.(CARDINAL)414556;
"Hextra! Hextra! Read all about it! Hexa-yawn to hexagon! Create a repertoire of hexagons as you piece unusual layouts and radial designs that defy tradition. Design your own dynamic hexagon quilt from mix-and-match blocks using English paper piecing or your machine. Make your own templates, buy acrylic templates, use precut papers, or get shapes from Inklingo to print on your fabric"--Page [4] of cover.
- Subjects: Patchwork; Quilting; Hexagons.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
- Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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- How to draw Celtic knotwork : a practical handbook / by Sloss, Andy.;
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- Subjects: Decoration and ornament, Celtic.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
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- Celtic pattern : bvisual rhythms of the ancient mind / by Tetlow, Adam.;
"How do you draw Celtic knotwork? What are the secrets of keys? Are there tricks for drawing Celtic spirals? What do these mysterious patterns actually mean? Who drew them? Where did they come from?"--Dust jacket.
- Subjects: Decoration and ornament, Celtic.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
- Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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- Zentangle drawing for a calm & focused mind : 500+ illustrations & examples to get you started / by McNeill, Suzanne.(CARDINAL)537116;
Shares instructions for and examples of the meditative drawing style.
- Subjects: Doodles.; Drawing.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts);
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- Zentangle primer, by Roberts, Rick.; Thomas, Maria.;
Includes bibliographical references (page 141), glossary (pages 143-147) , notes (pages 151-161) and index.The Zentangle Method is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. Founders Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas give detailed instructions and insights into how to draw specific tangles and how to benefit from a Zentangle practice. -- back cover.
- Subjects: Drawing; Doodles.; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts).;
- © 2016., Zentangle, Inc.
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