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January Stash Trad Bee Block for Lynne!

2 blocks based on quilt ideas in the book Scrap Rebublic. For Melody for her January blocks in the Scrap Busters' Bee.

October 8, 2018: Parkside Avenue Block Party, Brooklyn

 

Michael Moeller, all rights reserved © 2014

 

This image was acquired at the Mount Lemmon SkyCenter as part of the public outreach programs the observatory runs each night. The SkyCenter regularly releases images like this to inspire the public and show the beauty of the Universe.

  

Optics 24-inch RC Optical Systems Telescope

Camera SBIG STL11000 CCD Camera

Filters Custom Scientific

Dates November 7th 2008

Location Mount Lemmon SkyCenter

Exposure LRGB = 160:30:30:30 minutes

Acquisition TheSky (Software Bisque), Maxim DL/CCD (Cyanogen)

Processing CCDStack (CCDWare), Mira (MiraMetrics), Maxim DL (Cyanogen), Photoshop CS3 (Adobe)

Credit Line & CopyrightAdam Block/Mount Lemmon SkyCenter/University of Arizona

One final block for Christina's @akchrissymae 'cat lady' traveling quilt. 😻 I made a few #polaroidquilt blocks and I'm pleased to get some sewing time on a Sunday. I need to make a whole quilt out these blocks. 💕🐱🎀

It displays my Moo Cards perfectly.

Blocker variations - print candidates.

The Phoenix block is a block for the Skill Builder BOM at PileOFabric.com. See the Block Lesson for piecing instructions.

The stacks of finished blocks

First completed block of my postage stamp quilt. It's made of 144 1x1 inch (finished measurement) squares. What I love about scrap quilts is the story the fabric tells. Hover over the picture above to see the stories this block holds. I've been collecting fabric for this quilt for a long time, and my best estimate is that I have around 500 different fabrics. I will be using 2,880 squares in this quilt, so there are a *lot* of repeats.

 

Sadly, I don't remember where all the pieces came from -- I got a lot of fabric from various people, some on the internet, some I know offline, and some friends of my mom's. I also bought a HUGE box of scraps on eBay. If I got one of the pieces above from you, please feel free to add a note of your own!

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One thats been done a lot and been on my radar for a good while.

 

La Crypte, a catacomb of underground graves in Belgium. A stealth approach if you want to visit these with no interruptions.

 

The impromptu 2 day tour with camerashy and host to France and Belgium, with some new places, a lot of travel with minimal sleep and some goals being accomplished by getting to a certain school.

 

Full set here:

 

www.flickr.com/photos/timster1973/sets/72157633897345028/

 

Also on Facebook:

 

www.Facebook.com/TimKniftonPhotography

 

My blog:

 

timster1973.wordpress.com

off centered stacked block...no idea what the name for this is lol in colors Orange, Aqua, and Red with white background for Dawn, aka Creative Sun

September Blocks for the Joy Circle of do. Good Stitches. We used Little Miss Shabby's Hugs & Kisses tutorial but upsized them a bit.

 

Blogged: miss-print.blogspot.ca/2012/10/a-man-is-not-old-until-reg...

For A Quilting Journey Round Robin Bee

 

She wanted stars using the owl print she sent! I maybe threw in a tree too!

 

I hope it works... sorry if it looks a little busy with all the polka dots!

Riain -- I hope you don't mind the "rainbow" feel of this block. I actually really like it so I hope you do to. :)

Old paving bricks found downtown Elkhart, IN and used for Flickr Monthly Scavenger hunt "Something That Is Hard".

These are the letters on the other side of the Disney blocks. Solo Silo and Man Zilla like the bright colors.

  

Just want to shoot something now...

Bronica S2a, Nikkor P 75mm, FP4 developed in 510 Pyro, printed on Foma 111 and toned in thiourea

The 2014 edition of Lakeshore vs. St. Joseph.

Thamesmead tower block overlooking Southmere lake.At the time tower blocks were thought to be able to answer the need for housing. Now they are condemned as being anti social.

 

August 1970.

Here are some antique Lego building blocks from the 1940s. These were made before Lego started making plastic toys. Pretty nifty, eh?

This block surprised me. I wasn't going to make it. I didn't like it. But eventually I changed my mind and now it is the first block I can honesty say I don't feel like remaking. I do however, really like link text a__l's version on instagram to. In fact I love all of her blocks... very modern, very cool.

 

More about my progress on my blog

Star block for Amy. This was fun to make and mix the fabrics together.

Just finished some blocks for a baby boy quilt. It's going to be one of a set for twins... I think that some white sashing will tie them all together!

Blocks hanging on a Hamburg harbour crane.

RCD demoisaicing.

Fuji Superia X-Tra 800 LUT.

Title: Richardson Block

 

Creator: Boston Landmarks Commission

 

Date: 1980-1990

 

Source: Boston Landmarks Commission research files, 5210.006

 

File name: 5210006_001_126

 

Rights: Rights status not evaluated

 

Citation: Boston Landmarks Commission research files, Collection 5210.006, City of Boston Archives, Boston

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