PATTERNS

3. a pattern of very thin (usually white/pale) parallel lines on a darker-colored cloth.
5. a pattern of horizontal and vertical bands or lines in multiple colors that cross each other.
6. not decorated in any way; with nothing added; without a design. It consists of one color.
7. traditionally used by soldiers so they can blend, or hide without being noticed, in their surroundings. Typically, it has shades of green with black and brown.
10. made to resemble the characteristic pattern of the skin or fur of an animal such as a leopard, tiger, giraffe, etc.
11. decorated with a pattern or pictures of flowers. Sometimes flowered or flowery is used instead of floral.
12. marked with a pattern of stripes which are long lines of color.

1. consists of alternating squares of different colors.
2. refers to traditional designs, motifs, or styles that are characteristic of the indigenous peoples of a particular region or culture.
4. a regular pattern of round spots of the same size and color on a background of a different color. When the spots are different sizes and/or color, then it is called spotted.
8. a detailed pattern of curved shapes that look like feathers or a teardrop shape with a curved end.
9. a pattern of diamond shapes on a plain background. This pattern is used more with items made of wool such as socks or sweaters.