Sentences with phrase «sweater pattern by»

The primary colors of the stripes on this free crochet sweater pattern by Christy Tchaparian were inspired by the colors of Ernie's sweater on Sesame Street.

Not exact matches

Crenshaw's main offenses, after all, had already been committed — doing a creepy impersonation of a golf - worshipping TV evangelist and selecting those ghastly patterned maroon shirts that were «complemented» by the maroon sweaters and cream - colored skirts worn by the wives.

Along with the free crochet pattern, designer Erica has posted a step by step tutorial for finishing the sweater, that... MORE walks you through the entire construction process.

The sweater is not tight, it's got a loose fit, but not too loose, with darling knitted patterns by the shoulders.

The Marc by Marc Jacobs» Resort 2012 collection, which more than covers this fun trend, includes tropical sweaters done in metallic knits, punchy colors such as ruby red, satin short frocks, and several full looks with unbroken patterns.

The plaid top is great under the sweater and I love the pattern mixing by adding the shoes.

description: pullover sweater by a.p.c. checker pattern throughout.

One reason this works is because the scarf pattern is kept tight around my neck and face, while my body is elongated by the stripes on the sweater.

Make a hem band for the cropped sweater by measuring the length of the hem on the new front (A) and back (B) pattern pieces.

Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / Mixed Greens» enterprising group exhibition «Common Thread,» on view through August 28, positions a 1973 Bauhaus grid study by Anni Albers and Ellen Lesperance's 2009 grid - based gouache deconstruction of her pre-Josef Albers sweater pattern as aesthetic and cultural springboards for work by nine contemporary female artists.

Her book, Unicycle Shop, a documentation of the artwork of the same name, was published by Onestar Press in Paris and Charted Knitting Patterns for Sweaters That Talk Back was published by Printed Matter.

So too is seeing the comically headless sweater, designed for Antic Meet (1958), patterned in red and green with an additional arm length for where the neck should be, or an inhabitable version of the Large Glass (originally conceived by Marcel Duchamp, but scaled - up for the stage by Jasper Johns) for the work Walkaround Time (1968).

The impression of a single shoulder, a knee, or an elbow — enlivened by the colors, textures and patterns of oddball sweaters, trousers, and blouses — materializes both the presence and absence of an otherwise unidentified sitter.

Each one would have a different pattern and you could recognize the fisherman by his sweater.