** DIT IS EEN DIGITAAL HAAKPATROON. JE ONTVANGT EEN PDF-BESTAND, GEEN FYSIEK ITEM ** Haakpatroon voor een leuke, zomerse mandala van 50 centimeter. Het patroon bestaat uit een diagram en is daarnaast per toer uitgeschreven in Nederlandse haaktermen. Ideaal als je diagram wil leren lezen, omdat je beide patronen naast elkaar kan houden!
Love Yourself Heart Mandala Crochet Pattern - #Heart; Motif Free #Crochet; Patterns
Basic Mandala Coloring Pages for Adults and Children
Op zoek naar een gratis mandala haakpatroon in het Nederlands? Misschien is de Lots of Love Mandala iets voor jou!
We love Grapat Mandala lose parts at home! An amazing open ended toy with so many possibilities: from designing mandalas, to stacking or pretend play. Come see!
Do you love a good book? You read a lot? If you do, then enjoy yourself while coloring this amazing, vintage Bookshelf Doodle Coloring Page.
Love Yourself Heart Mandala Crochet Pattern - #Heart; Motif Free #Crochet; Patterns
I delivered the commission fabric stained glass piece today! I'm relieved that it's done....and even more relieved that Amy and Lisle seem to love it. Phew! Amy and Lisle are going to order a simple edged wooden frame that it will drop into...that's been the plan all along. It will coordinate well with the other art in this corner of their family room and make it a bit larger to better fit the space. We were pleased that the bright colors of the large painting were balanced by the vivid batiks in the fabric piece with the softer, smaller pieces in between. And I personally love that right now they have stained glass lamp sitting on the table...and I secretly hope it stays. I mounted it on a deep edge canvas...and the black binding that almost seamlessly wraps around elevates it to an art piece rather than an art quilt. Kudos to Colorways by Vick Welsh. Vicki's black hand dyed fabric is so nice to work with...it almost looks like suede. And I'm certain that most of the solids that are interspersed with the batiks are her hand dyed fabrics too. Here's just a little glimpse into the journey. Once again I worked on stiff interfacing making drawing the pattern and fusing much easier. This time I drew the longer branches in red. I wanted to make sure they were evenly distributed and to remember to use a little bit wider black strips to cover them. The red marks really helped. Using a sliver of soap for marking and a good pair of scissors I started puzzling in the pieces. I only lightly fused the pieces and once I had them all tacked on I just kept looking at it for few weeks trading colors here and there. It's so hard to tell without the black...but at some point you just have to go with it. Once I was satisfied I gave it a good hot pressing...with a pressing cloth of course....to really fuse the pieces in place Then I started adding the black....small branches first... ...then the large branches and landscape, and finally the tree trunks. I numbered the trees at the bottom because I wanted #1, which were the closest trees, wider....#2 next and #3 in the distant being the skinniest. It's always a bit nerve racking to trim it....but it has to be done. I cut it exactly the size of the large 15 x 30 deep canvas. I cut the binding and added an inch or so of fusible webbing to the edge. Once the binding was sewn on I glued the piece to the canvas using soft gel medium....another part that's a little nerve racking. I have to work quickly....so no photos. Then I stretched the binding around the piece and fused it to the back. I finished it late in the day last week....and brought it down stairs to photograph on the floor but it was already too dark. But you do get a glimpse of our undecorated Christmas tree with one row of lights out....I need to work on that. Then again, maybe it's fitting to have some missing lights for this odd 2020 Christmas. I thought the fabric actually kind of glowed in the low lighting...especially the row of sunshine yellows. Thank you Amy and Lisle for trusting me with this piece and supporting my art.
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You know the saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover?” The same rule can be changed into “Don’t judge a person by its ink.” Getting some body art inked is probably one of the best ways for self-expression—be it a drawing in remembrance of your past beliefs, shenanigans or a minimal tattoo filled with deep meanings. No tattoo design is meaningless or ugly because there’s always something bigger behind it. At least to the person who chose the unique tattoo, that is.
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Free back to school coloring pages are the perfect activity for homeschooling, classrooms, teachers, kids' activities, and educational activities.
YOGA FLOW & MEDITATION: "Stop asking 'Why am I stuck in this situation?' and start asking, 'What do I need to learn from this situation?"
Do you like math? Many of us might have had some problems with it in school. Surprisingly, art and math are closely linked.
I delivered the commission fabric stained glass piece today! I'm relieved that it's done....and even more relieved that Amy and Lisle seem to love it. Phew! Amy and Lisle are going to order a simple edged wooden frame that it will drop into...that's been the plan all along. It will coordinate well with the other art in this corner of their family room and make it a bit larger to better fit the space. We were pleased that the bright colors of the large painting were balanced by the vivid batiks in the fabric piece with the softer, smaller pieces in between. And I personally love that right now they have stained glass lamp sitting on the table...and I secretly hope it stays. I mounted it on a deep edge canvas...and the black binding that almost seamlessly wraps around elevates it to an art piece rather than an art quilt. Kudos to Colorways by Vick Welsh. Vicki's black hand dyed fabric is so nice to work with...it almost looks like suede. And I'm certain that most of the solids that are interspersed with the batiks are her hand dyed fabrics too. Here's just a little glimpse into the journey. Once again I worked on stiff interfacing making drawing the pattern and fusing much easier. This time I drew the longer branches in red. I wanted to make sure they were evenly distributed and to remember to use a little bit wider black strips to cover them. The red marks really helped. Using a sliver of soap for marking and a good pair of scissors I started puzzling in the pieces. I only lightly fused the pieces and once I had them all tacked on I just kept looking at it for few weeks trading colors here and there. It's so hard to tell without the black...but at some point you just have to go with it. Once I was satisfied I gave it a good hot pressing...with a pressing cloth of course....to really fuse the pieces in place Then I started adding the black....small branches first... ...then the large branches and landscape, and finally the tree trunks. I numbered the trees at the bottom because I wanted #1, which were the closest trees, wider....#2 next and #3 in the distant being the skinniest. It's always a bit nerve racking to trim it....but it has to be done. I cut it exactly the size of the large 15 x 30 deep canvas. I cut the binding and added an inch or so of fusible webbing to the edge. Once the binding was sewn on I glued the piece to the canvas using soft gel medium....another part that's a little nerve racking. I have to work quickly....so no photos. Then I stretched the binding around the piece and fused it to the back. I finished it late in the day last week....and brought it down stairs to photograph on the floor but it was already too dark. But you do get a glimpse of our undecorated Christmas tree with one row of lights out....I need to work on that. Then again, maybe it's fitting to have some missing lights for this odd 2020 Christmas. I thought the fabric actually kind of glowed in the low lighting...especially the row of sunshine yellows. Thank you Amy and Lisle for trusting me with this piece and supporting my art.
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Free coloring page name decorated on the theme of spring, with flowers and leaves. Coloring page with floral patterns, customizable with a name or a personalized message before printing.
Inside you'll find an easy step-by-step Delaunay Art Project Tutorial and Coloring Page. Stop by and grab yours for free.
Brighten up your device with our Cyan Blue Mandala Phone Case. Featuring a lively mandala pattern in the vibrant blue of a bright summer day, this phone case adds a cheerful and stylish touch to your device. The intricate design not only enhances the visual appeal but also provides a unique, eye-catching look. Perfect for those who love bold colors and dynamic patterns, this phone case ensures your device stands out with both beauty and protection.Available in the latest iPhone, Samsung and many more Models
Carl Jung, in his study of the subtle non-theistic religious psychology of Tibetan Buddhism, anticipated the world’s current fascination with that tradition. He was deeply engaged by the Bardo Thodol (the Tibetan Book of the Dead), entering its imaginal landscape and exploring it deeply.
Brighten up your Getting to Know You sessions and combine them with your Art lesson to create a beautiful display for your classroom with this gorgeous mandala that your students will love. 2024 UPDATED VERSIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! Please ensure you choose the correct pdf for your needs. Most pdfs contain 2 pages with the year showing 2023-2024 OR 2024. Please make sure you choose the page that suits your needs. Bring color and energy into your Back To School activities! This exclusive hand-drawn mandala is the ideal first-day activity and has sections for students to enter information about themselves such as: Their likes and dislikes What they're looking forward to this year What they're nervous about What they did in the holidays Their hobbies and interests Family and friends Both US and Australian/UK spelling and wording, Te Reo Māori and French have been provided in this .zip file. As the school years run differently there are variations in wording. For example, the US Version for the new school year says "In the summer I..." and the Australian version says "In the holidays I...". Please ensure you choose the correct file for your needs. 2023-2024 US Letter Size - For New School Year 2024 US Letter Size - for New Year Celebrations (calendar year) 2023-2024 UK A4 Size - For New School Year 2024 UK A4 Size - for New Year Celebrations (calendar year) 2023-2024 French - For New School Year 2024 French - for New Year Celebrations (calendar year) 2024 AUS A4 Size 2024 Te Reo Māori 2024 Afrikaans The files are in A4 and US Letter in sizes and can be enlarged if required. PRINTING TIPS All files have been granted permission for HIGH-RESOLUTION printing Always open these pdf files in Acrobat Reader or Adobe equivalent. Files will not print from previews. If you are having trouble ensure you're using the most recent version of Acrobat. Note* This product is not editable. ********************************************************************** Customer Tips: Did you know you can get TPT credit to use on future purchases? Here’s how: ♥Log in to TPT and go to your My Purchases page. Click on the Provide Feedback button next to each purchase and you will be taken to a page where you can give a star rating and leave a brief comment about the product. In return for providing feedback, TPT will give you feedback credits that you use to reduce the cost of purchases you make in the future. Your feedback helps me to know which products teachers find most helpful and provides me with insight into what sort of products teachers may need. ♥Keep up to date with our new products and resources. You can find Aussie Star Resources on Facebook and Pinterest or visit our website at www.aussiestarresources.com.au for more teaching ideas.
Another year of inktober has come and gone… I always want to participate with a few flower drawings, but there’s something about being a mom and running a business that makes it a little tricky. I WAS able to complete a few flower drawings throughout the challenge though and I am excited to share
