Sentence examples for book of patterns from inspiring English sources
The other was the influence of the English version of free Rococo ornament, as reflected in the publication of Chippendale's book of patterns.
And, most memorably, Dr. H., whose approach resembles Madame Defarge's: she presents Emily with a book of patterns, expertly measures her, and proceeds to knit her young patient a "very handsome and unbecoming" sweater.
Even people who aren't building a house or constructing a database are fascinated by "A Pattern Language," a recipe book of "patterns," or archetypal elements that can be combined to form a structure as small as a desk or sitting area or as large as a city or region.
Free quilt patterns are available online, or you can purchase a book of patterns from a sewing shop.
He and Ms. Gaastra pored over books of patterns and textiles, and finally chose a Victorian design, which she sketched and enlarged.
Thomas Jefferson was not the only patrician to collect European books of patterns for houses and decoration, and to import the artisans.
You can go to a craft store and buy a book of quilling patterns, search the internet for quilling patterns, or try out some of wikiHow's patterns!
"How did you do that?" Cromwell has sent Jane a present, a book of sewing patterns.
We go into the parlor, where she is sitting with her feet up, looking through a book of knitting patterns.
A book of knitting patterns.
But in summing up the quality he finds most commendable about Mr. Moody, Mr. Heath said: "He's constantly seeking new musical knowledge, always sending me new books of harmonic patterns that he's come across.
