Here is Another Pattern Dump

More digitized stuffs here.

Rushnychok Simple17 color chart: red, black

Rushnychok Simple18 color chart: black or red

Rushnychok Simple19 color chart: red

Rushnychok Simple20 color chart: black

That's all for tonight. I'll do more again when I have a chance. On another note, thinking about venturing into something business related. I'll see. I'm deciding, yet.



Haven't Been On

I haven't been on due to being busy between prepping for inventory at work, getting ready for a big meet up nex Saturday and the film shoot the day after. I've been dealing with respiratory distress and an accident with my hand. I just got myself a pair of steampunk goggles on ebay. It's going to get here by Friday for the big meet and I still need to rig a pair of butterfly wings.

Let's go on to more digitized patterns, shall we:

Rushnychok 2-1 color chart: black, green, blue

Rushnychok 2-2 color chart: black, blue (Ed. Note: I had to remove some 4 spaces between the borders above the main design and another 4 spaces from the bottom of the design to make it fit to print on one page.

Rushnychok 2-3 color chart: black, blue

Rushnychok 2-4 color chart: black, blue (Ed. Note: I also had to remove some space between the main design and the border above it and the bottom of it.

More Patterns Ahoy!

So, I can't believe how fast this personal project of mine is coming to an end. I already have one whole folder done and the other ones are in the process of being done. After the digitizing is done, I'm actually going to start using some of these and incorporating into some of new projects. I feel a little bit at a loss, because of what would I be doing next kind of feeling. Well, don't mean to be mushy, so here is more patterns from the Rushnychok site.

Simple13 color chart: red, black

Simple14 color chart: red, green and yellow

Simple15 color chart: red, black

Simple16 color chart: red and black

Several of these patterns I've been eyeing since  I found the Russian rushnychok site years ago. I'm imaging of a new smoking caps would be really awesome. 

More Digitized Stuffs

So brought more digitized patterns to you. Still no dolly post, because I forgot to load it up to the computer. I redid some patterns using FireFox screen cap add-on, because I discovered that Google screen cap had borked some of the more complex patterns from the site. Unfortunately, FireFox add-on also has it's on limitations. Fortunately, none of them involve borking the information.

Simple9 color chart: green, red

Simple10 color chart: blue, black

Simple11 color chart: blue, black



Simple12 color chart: blue, black

I actually accomplished a lot, since I was able to save the pattern offline and work on it when I'm at work, or at home when I'm not online. I have finished all the patterns in the simple border folder. Now, I'm notching away at the first collection and the second collection. I, eventually, will be stitching some of these patterns onto a smoking cap or too. But, later on that.



Not a Doll Post

I made a stuffed doll and I can't find it to take a picture of it. So, here is some more rushnychok I digitized. In the last week, I've been able to do more digitizing than the last three years due to combinations of better software, better computer and new apps for my search engines. Gotta love technologies.

Simple5 color chart: black, blue

Simple6 color chart: red, black

Simple7 color chart: black, red

Simple8 color chart: black, red

Back on the Chain Gang

Did I ever mention that Google Chrome screen cap is boss. Without it, I wouldn't been able to do what I'm doing offline. So, here is some more of the patterns I digitized from the Ukrainian rushnychok site. This is from the simple pattern section. Much like my other patterns from the site, it is labeled as it appears on the site.

Simple1 color chart: red, black

Simple2 color chart: red, black

Simple3 color chart: red, black

Simple4 color chart: red, black, blue

An Idea

I was looking up some sewing posts in regards to converting a stuffed animals into a cute animal purse. Then, it  dawned on me that Build-A-Bear Workshop sells the plushie unstuffed and you have to get them to put stuffings in it. So, I wondered if they would let me buy it pre-stuffed, this way I can averted the usual struggle with the pre-existing stuffings not allowing enough space for a pouch.