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| Lots of patterns: Static, Cuddles, Knightsbridge, Bales, Keeko, Nipa, Tipple, Amaze, and more. |
Give this pattern a try. Reminiscent of tessellations (Escher is famous for his tessellations), it's a really easy pattern and is very cute. You can keep it simple with just some simple scales or fins on your fish or go to town with different patterns like I did.
Thi image below is step by step instructions on how to make the basic pattern.
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| Step-Out instructions for the Fish pattern. |
I'd LOVE to see everyone's fish art. Take a photo of your creation and post it in the comments!!
Just use a sketchbook, a scrap piece of paper, or even a napkin to draw on! Have fun!
Here's another idea I made with the same pattern, just to show you the possibilities.
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| Rows of houses made with the exact same pattern as the fish. |
Have fun and remember to draw with intention, stay focused, take your time, and relax. :)
-xo Deb.
Thank you so much for inspiring my doodling heart!
ReplyDeleteThank you for providing a new direction for my embroidery designs.
ReplyDeleteI love them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the fish! You inspired me. https://rebel13.wordpress.com/2025/02/09/fish-feb-2025/
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to doing houses next.
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