Jack-o-lantern patterns

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22 Oct 2001

This list is a few years old and some links might be dead. You might want to look at a more current version by clicking here.

marda
September 14, 2003 10:32 PM

Please update the links, almost none of them work! THANKS

Rob
October 15, 2003 9:42 AM

Make your own pattern on my website www.ODDROB.com

Adam Kalsey
October 20, 2003 10:00 PM

Since some of the people visiting this page might not be familiar with the concept of a weblog, the links here were available and current in October 2001, the date this article was written. This isn't a constantly-updated list of patterns. The list here will never be updated, regardless of what happens to the sites I've linked to. It represents the state of the Web two years ago when I compiled the list. This site contains three years of archived articles, this being one of them. For more current articles, read my latest entries: http://kalsey.com/blog/ Perhaps I'll create a list of new patters as I find them this year.

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