It's time for Five Friday Favorites! Our selection for this Friday is Designs.
If you choose to participate, please leave a comment here so we can find you.
Now, here are my Five Friday Favs:
1. Maps... I love the old hand-illustrated maps. I tried to find some examples of the nautical maps with sea monsters, mermaids, and various other depictions, but wasn't as successful as I had hoped (click to see larger).

3. And how could I, as a bona fide seventh generation Texan, not include a photo of the Texas capitol rotunda? Now, isn't that just beautifully designed? Mmmm hmmmmmm... that's right ;-)


4. Shells... I had to pick more than one example. First, the lightning whelk (Texas State Shell) - I love this shell because I remember finding many each summer of my entire childhood. To find a whole one was a treasure and I keep one on both my desks to this date.



5. Finally, a simple braid. I don't know if there is a more beautiful design to me. Especially when it is on the head of a little one.


I look forward to seeing your five favorite designs...
Happy Friday!
7 comments:
OOOH! Rock on Lynda, magnificent! I am spreading the word!My entry is a bit more simple, five favorite sock designs! Although I am thinking of more possibitlities now....
Gary - you rock with socks!
Hi Lynda.
My thoughts on favorite designs concern my current preoccupation, building.
Here are my five favorite fastener designs:
1. 2" sheet rock screw- a real handy item. I once heard a potter who goes to third world countries for Potters for Peace say that he always takes his screw gun and a couple of boxes of screws!
2. 20d nail.
3. Velcro.
4. bungie cord.
5. duct tape.
All great designs/inventions.
the capital rotunda is beautiful and i too like a pretty braid! enjoy your weekend
Oh Lynda,
these are GREAT ~~!!!
i love all your designs - and see this progression of line patterns to spirals ..... oh i'm a sucker for spirals - the side shot of the dome is heavenly!! verrry beautiful.
the chambered nautilus has been a fascination for me since childhood as well as the seashells!
now i'm all about ammonites! and i remember the day i finally mastered the french braid on my own head! i wore it that way for years. well, until i bobbed my hair. i still do a loose, very very messy one with my red dirt mane .... heh.
the turtle shell is gooorgeous, sweetheart. fab fab fives here!
thank you for takin' a gander at my overload of 5 gardens! this is FUN !!!
xxx
rdm
I always thought that anyone who could do French braids possessed a gift from God. And I love all of these examples...especially the shells!
Very nice. I like old maps too. I love the detail in the old architecture.
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