Created on 2024-02-06

This is an image of a handwritten note on a yellowish paper. The note is labeled at the top with the numbers "5/42." The text in the note reads: "Each configuration contains an X and an In pattern. The X pattern is the Direction, Position, Size, and Shape. The In Pattern is the Color used to define it. The Single or Double Absolute is a choice to be made in each X pattern STANDARD TYPES" Below the text, there are two drawn sketches. The first sketch on the left is labeled "Single Actual of X pattern," and it shows a plain square with an X inside it. Below the square is a pattern of diagonal lines filling a smaller square space with the label "Secondary Pattern." The second sketch on the right is labeled "Double Actual of X pattern," and it shows a similar plain square with a squiggly line drawn through it. Below this square is the same smaller square space filled with a criss-cross pattern and the label "Secondary Pattern." Please note that the note contains some errors in the text, such as "In pattern" instead of "In Pattern," which seems inconsistent, and the use of "Absolute" might be specific to the context which is not provided in the image. The handwriting is casual with variations in the sizes of the letters.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be handwritten notes or instructions about different types of patterns or patterns that can be used. It discusses the characteristics of an "X" pattern and an "In" pattern, including their direction, position, size, and shape. It also mentions a "Single or Double Aboubal" as a choice to be made in each X pattern, and shows diagrams of "Standard Types" for Single Aboubal and Double Aboubal X patterns. The notes provide technical details about these textile or fabric patterns without identifying any specific individuals.