Shortly after I wrote in my last post that I sometimes wonder if I can translate something I see into a crochet pattern, I came across this wall painting. Wow! I can easily see how I could translate this into a work of crochet... Actually, I might do just that sometime. This pattern has been on my to do list for quite a while and I really like these colours. It would be a perfect selfmade souvenir.
In Lampang these birds and flowers brighten up a temple wall. Simply love it.
I can see these tiles turning into an amazing crochet throw - colours, pattern, edging & all. What do you think?
The temples are so colourful...
Love the colours of these noodles. Turmeric, I suppose.
Gorgeous light in the early (well, not that early...) morning.
Thanks for your visit. Hopefully till soon!
Despite - our should I say due to? - its colourful attire this rabbit looks unhappy, don't you think?
I can see these tiles turning into an amazing crochet throw - colours, pattern, edging & all. What do you think?
The temples are so colourful...
Colourful lanterns are everywhere...
Gorgeous light in the early (well, not that early...) morning.
Thanks for your visit. Hopefully till soon!
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What a beautiful post, full to brim with inspiration. It got my heart singing! I love love love the lanterns. Be still my beating heart.....and the chair with the view?..........goodness me......WOW! Enjoy your travels!
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Thanks Vanessa for your kind comment! Yes, that chair was the ideal crochet spot. ;-)
DeleteIk haal ook graag mijn inspiratie uit mijn omgeving.
ReplyDeleteJou bovenste plaatje heb ik al eens omgezet naar een haakpatroon.
Ik had dezelfde gedachten als jou ;)
Hier kun je het vinden en dan je eigen kleuren gebruiken.
http://www.jellina-creations.nl/2/post/2012/03/patroontje-ruit.html
Dank voor het delen van de link! Fijn! Ik had inderdaad al eens bewonderend naar gekeken naar jouw werk!
DeleteOh my goodness, there is inspiration in every one of the photographs, whether pattern, color or just the overall atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteI like that little rabbit...think he looks very determined. Focused. No daydreaming for that bunny.
xo
Well, I'm relieved: A Determined Bunny. I like that indeed! Thanks for your kind words Frances!
DeleteI love to take pictures of tiles, too : they are really inspiring!!!!
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They are, aren't they!? Yes, I love tiles. I went to a beautiful Tiles Museum in Lisbon last summer. Recommended!
DeleteThat noodle colour is just perfect, I agree and I love the colour description of 'turmeric', its such a great word. Now to find yarn that captures this exact colour.....x
ReplyDeleteYeah, that would be great, to have yarn in that colour... And the good news is: Stel offered the solution to that in her comment below! Check it out!
DeleteAll best, Haafner
PS. Actually, these noodles look quite yarn-ish, don't they?
Oh, those tiles are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDid you see the yarn that Cozy Made Things dyed with turmeric? Specially the darker batch...I love it.
http://cozymadethings.blogspot.com/2014/02/adventures-with-turmeric.html
Wow, thanks for that link - I hadn't seen it yet. It's gorgeous! Thanks Stel!
DeleteLovely photos - very envious! The tiles would translate very well into a patchwork, I think (I can't crochet - yet). The temple birds are beautiful. Jen
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comment. I can really recommend learning to crochet. It's quite easy and so rewarding (and relaxing!)
DeleteAll best, Haafner
Hallo Haafner,
ReplyDeleteWat een mooie foto's, die kleuren en het licht. En wat zal je veel inspiratie hebben opgedaan! De kleuren van de tegels vind ik wonderschoon! Ik ben heel benieuwd naar de weerslag van dit alles in je altijd al mooie werk.
Groetjes en een hele fijne dag!
Dank je wel voor je reactie! Het is inderdaad heerlijk om al die indrukken op te doen. Fijne dag! Haafner
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