couldn't leave well enough alone

The patterns that I just posted about late last night are now cut out. How I will use them is the question...

paper version

Many of my ideas are well planned out and have a predestined purpose or use. This is obviously not one of them. I'm just going with it and seeing where I will land.

That's all for now. Duty calls.
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13 comments:

  1. Wow they are so beautiful as it is! The combination of shapes and patterns is amaizing. It could be such a beautiful screen, for example (imagine the shade it will give!) of lamp shade (doubled with some luminescent vellum)...

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  2. Oh, I love this!

    I think it would look nice with 4 different solid colors on the back (one behind each design).

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  3. Wow! there are so beautifull!!!!!!!

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  4. These remind me of beautiful morrocan (sp?) window screens. Love them!!

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  7. Oh these are just wonderful! Looking forward to seeing what you'll do with them next. Would love to watch you in action - your hand is so very steady.

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  8. Looks really great .. and a first glance of them (yesterday's post) did not make me think of this output.. WOW!!

    Would look great as lamp-shades .

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  9. Beautiful, and so neat and precise! Did you cut these by hand? If so what did you use?

    My cut-outs always look a little raggedy, and not in a good way!

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  10. Thanks everyone!

    Ann & Mich - Most of the time my work is done by hand but in this case I used a cutting machine. It is attached to my computer and cuts anything I design digitally.

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  11. Hi, I am thinking window treatments or radiator covers, which leads to decorative railings, porch molding, etc. I know that may be overmuch as you don't work in wood..(do you?)
    But that's my take. I subscribe but you have to go back to the net to comment, otherwise you might hear more from me which could be good?

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  13. amazing...
    you said you used a cutting machine? i am very curious to know what you use. your blog is truly a beautiful inspiration!

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