Showing posts with label Pattern In Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pattern In Nature. Show all posts

2017 Cyra Lewis

Cyra Lewis
Opunake, Taranaki, New Zealand



The Life Cycle of a Leaf

From a newly unfurling pale green leaf, to the white/grey decaying leaf skeleton. 
This work depicts the ever changing pattern of a leaf, from its resplendent beginnings to its ultimate decomposition. 
I follow the leaf as it changes shape and colour through the months, the changing seasons, and the changing weather patterns of a year.
The central leaf skeleton is an homage to every leaf which withers away beneath the tree that first gave it life, 
and returns its nutrients to the earth to be passed on to the next generation of foliage.

Wall hanging size: 24" x 24" (610mm x 610mm)














Ravelry: CyraLewis
cyralewis@gmail.com


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2017 Denise Royal

Denise Royal
Garland, Texas



Abscissa

I chose Hyperbolic as a pattern in nature. Hyperbolic is a way to use the mathematical geometric principle, hyperbolic plane or spiral, in crochet. 

All my pieces are created with my own handspun yarn using silk, alpaca, wool or mohair.









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2017 Tia M.M. Hegstad

Tia M.M. Hegstad
from Edinburgh, Scotland, living in Moss, Norway



Banded Agates

I have always loved collecting stones and rocks from the beach and at mineral fairs, and find the structures of semi precious stones very attractive.  One of my favourites is banded agates.  

For this project I used crochet, couching by machine and marbling on fabric to make the agate slices.  These are needle felted and sewn onto a wet felted background, based on the beautiful marble Scotsman Steps in Edinburgh, which I walked down last time I was home, in April.  

I went to a nearby beach here in Moss to find a nice real stone background for the photo.

I enjoyed this year’s challenge, and hope that everyone else did too.  I’m looking forward to seeing everyone’s projects.







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2017 Karen Stevens

Karen Stevens
Lake Eacham FNQ



                                                                         Patterns In Nature

                                                                         Leaves fall to natures floor
                                                                         In need of repair
                                                                         Crocheted  with care












Photos:  N Stevens


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2017 Veronica Smith

Veronica Smith
Jimboomba, Queensland Australia


This piece was inspired by the repeating pattern of the life-cycle of Moths and Butterflies. 

They undergo complete metamorphosis going through a four-stage life cycle of egg - larva / caterpillar - pupa/chrysalis - imago/adult.














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2017 Jessica Ellen Smith

Jessica Ellen Smith
Jimboomba, Australia 


Freeform piece inspired by natural rock striations. 

Created using recycled sari silk roving and copper wire reclaimed from old computer cables. 
Repurposed speaker cable used for the finer detailing.













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