You probably could take the free penguin pattern and not stuff it. Maybe make a cardboard cone and insert that into the body. You might have to modify the part near the feet, but I'm sure it's doable. If you make this, please post what you did.
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Sylvia Benedetti <
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a print out of the referenced pattern over it so that you can follow the outline-- by taking a pencil and making the outline larger than the original--I think you might have a nice pattern for a centerpiece.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is the eyes. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins--one of my most popular animations--and the red bow tie on the male penguin--front of them-- who is kissing a female penguin.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It Is devoted to penguins but so far it is not complete. You might get some ideas for the eyes or other details from these animations. I hope this information is helpful to you.
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a print out of the referenced pattern over it so that you can follow the outline-- by taking a pencil and making the outline larger than the original--I think you might have a nice pattern for a centerpiece.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is the eyes. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins--one of my most popular animations--and the red bow tie on the male penguin--front of them-- who is kissing a female penguin.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It Is devoted to penguins but so far it is not complete. You might get some ideas for the eyes or other details from these animations. I hope this information is helpful to you.
Hi Sylvia, [note: I do not know how they sent this to my email address when it should be sent to yours. Hope you get it this time.]
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it
If you take a sheet of tissue or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a print out of the referenced pattern over it so that you can follow the outline-- by taking a pencil and making the outline larger than the original--I think you might have a nice pattern for a centerpiece.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is the eyes. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins--one of my most popular animations--and the red bow tie on the male penguin--front of them-- who is kissing a female penguin.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It Is devoted to penguins but so far it is not complete. You might get some ideas for the eyes or other details from these animations. I hope this information is helpful to you.
You probably could take the free penguin pattern and not stuff it. Maybe make a cardboard cone and insert that into the body. You might have to modify the part near the feet, but I'm sure it's doable. If you make this, please post what you did.
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Sylvia Benedetti <_sabenede...@embarqmail.com_ (mailto:sabenede...@embarqmail.com) > wrote:
Hi Sylvia, I was cleaning up my mail folders today and discovered that I had accidentally sent you a draft --instead of my revised e-mail--in response to your question about a penguin pattern for a centerpiece. Here is the final version of my response...
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it -- http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue paper or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a printout of the referenced pattern over it, you can follow the outline and easily make the outline larger than the original one.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is that the eyes have no expression. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It is devoted to penguin animations and clipart. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins. You might get some ideas for changing the eyes on your penguin pattern, or for changing or adding other details.
LAVON...@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 3/31/2008 2:23:30 P.M. Central Daylight Time, maglant...@yahoo.com writes:
Hi Sylvia, [note: I do not know how they sent this to my email address when it should be sent to yours. Hope you get it this time.]
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a print out of the referenced pattern over it so that you can follow the outline-- by taking a pencil and making the outline larger than the original--I think you might have a nice pattern for a centerpiece.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is the eyes. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins--one of my most popular animations--and the red bow tie on the male penguin--front of them-- who is kissing a female penguin.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It Is devoted to penguins but so far it is not complete. You might get some ideas for the eyes or other details from these animations. I hope this information is helpful to you.
Hi Sylvia, I was cleaning up my mail folders today and discovered that I had accidentally sent you a draft --instead of my revised e-mail--in response to your question about a penguin pattern for a centerpiece. Here is the final version of my response...
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it -- http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue paper or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a printout of the referenced pattern over it, you can follow the outline and easily make the outline larger than the original one.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is that the eyes have no expression. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It is devoted to penguin animations and clipart. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins. You might get some ideas for changing the eyes on your penguin pattern, or for changing or adding other details.
LAVON...@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 3/31/2008 2:23:30 P.M. Central Daylight Time, maglant...@yahoo.com writes:
Hi Sylvia, [note: I do not know how they sent this to my email address when it should be sent to yours. Hope you get it this time.]
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a print out of the referenced pattern over it so that you can follow the outline-- by taking a pencil and making the outline larger than the original--I think you might have a nice pattern for a centerpiece.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is the eyes. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins--one of my most popular animations--and the red bow tie on the male penguin--front of them-- who is kissing a female penguin.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It Is devoted to penguins but so far it is not complete. You might get some ideas for the eyes or other details from these animations. I hope this information is helpful to you.
I was cleaning up my mail folders today and discovered that I had accidentally sent you a draft --instead of my revised e-mail--in response to your question about a penguin pattern for a centerpiece. Here is the final version of my response...
I looked on Google's search for "penguin pattern" and one of the top hits in the results is for a very simple pattern that you could easily enlarge. Here is the url for it -- http://www.susanmdailey.com/penguin_pattern.htm
If you take a sheet of tissue paper or wrapping paper, fold it in half, and then place a printout of the referenced pattern over it, you can follow the outline and easily make the outline larger than the original one.
The only thing I do not like about the pattern is that the eyes have no expression. But you could easily change the penguin's eyes in the final drawing.
Here is a link to one of my "Under Construction" web pages, that I have not as yet sent into cyberspace. It is devoted to penguin animations and clipart. Note the bow ties on the three dancing penguins. You might get some ideas for changing the eyes on your penguin pattern, or for changing or adding other details.
