pattern book

Or searching pattern books and getting something made for you.

The design of the church probably came from an architectural pattern book.

It is a two story, frame pattern book house built in 1909.

"Is this the lace pattern book you told me about?"

His pattern books sold widely and were used for many houses all over the growing nation.

Benjamin's greatest influence, however, is due to his pattern books.

He is most known for his residential pattern books.

They are especially interested in any old pattern books or sales ledgers.

He was also well known for his so-called pattern books on architecture and design directed at the general public.

Now a word of warning about the stitch patterns in the pattern book.

But these houses derive from standard pattern books of the period."

Phoebe glanced up from where she sat on the floor, studying a pattern book.

"In the old days, builders tended to be guided by pattern books," he said.

"There must have been pattern books; it's the only way to explain these similar compositions appearing in different media."

Drawings of them from pattern books were undoubtedly used.

The chapel tower, added in 1794, was based on designs from a Gibbs pattern book.

The style clothes, pattern books, and accessories made this a fascinating exhibit.

The designs appear to be adapted from pattern books circulating around that time.

American architectural magazines and pattern books quickly popularized the style.

The pattern book shows large open porches, to encourage neighborliness.

(Or is it just from one of his pattern books?)

The carvings are all based on popular series of engravings, which were often published in pattern books.

Referencing architectural pattern books current at the time, he modified several plans to design his future home.

Marley have produced a pattern book along with technical advice to give you plenty of ideas.

It is a distinctive example of mid-19th-century "pattern book" architecture.