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Santa Claus block for Carrie (Passion for Applique). Had fun with this one! Odd shapes all over the place and easy to rotate wrongly from table to machine. Will certainly make another one though.
I have an order for a sashiko quilt for a friend.. This is my very first try.. The block is 15 x 15 inch... will be 40cm x 40 cm finnished size.. This is by no mean easy.. to get the stitch strait.. found out I have a crocked needle.. so have to buy some more tomorrow.. But this is so fun..
Idk why, but I love these masses of brick painted in different colors or just the mass of bricks exposed. Venezuela Ave., Arequipa, Peru. SMC Takumar 55/1.8
...but blocking my view on a frosty morning in Hughenden Park !!
Fuji X-T1 with 18-55mm @ 24mm 1/100s@f8 ISO1600
two image handheld vertical pano stitched with PTGui
DSCF3038+41 Panoramanx2web
Small art project for class, 60 something wooden blocks arranged and painted to look like a mario block falling apart. Needs a few touch-ups here and there but its mostly done and im pretty happy with it.
The conventional looking little blossoms are in two shades of pink, darker on the larger lines, and the lower sections of all are white, with green leaves and stems of course. More of these transfers can be found on polycrome's photostream. www.flickr.com/photos/polychrome/
Assam resting on top of a set of cardboard stairs we placed at the foot of the bed for Nobuo (who had bad legs and who also was almost too heavy for the cardboard construction), blocking Nobuo by her mere presence. Nobuo looks a little peeved..
Child's set of wooden blocks covered on all sides in lithographs which can be arranged into puzzle figures. Inside wooden box with sliding cover. Cover has paper label with "Crandall's Masquerade Blocks (Patented January 27th 1874)" printed on it.
Blocks belonged to Jonathan Willard. Found in Hull attic, the bottom of the box is inscribed "one of my first play blocks 1878 W.S. Hull."
8 5/8" X 4 3/4" by 1 1/2" deep.
Donated by Mary Hull Littell
ACC# 75.14.9 -a - j
See other toys and learning pieces at flic.kr/s/aHskHHHUQd.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums).
ARViP607 - Block 56 has been secured.
FC12 - Copy that. Move to Block 75. Class 4 holed up in a warehouse. Fire support needed.
ARViP607 - Understood. 642 follow me.
FC12 - PL79. DR121. Turn around. The street narrows down from there.
PL79/DR121 - Copy that.
FC12 - Careful. This is starting to get messy. All units, search every building. The enemy have spread out into the warehouses. Beware of sharpshooters and try not to get bogged down.
RD489 - Understood. Moving in to assist PL79 and DR121.
FC09 - Requesting support. Sector 34 airport.
ARViP174 - Why don't these bastards just give up already?! They can't keep hold of this city!
ARViP - Armoured Regalia Villetta Mass Production
RD - Regal Dress
PL - Paladin
DR - Dragoon
FC - Field Command
Earlier today it was confirmed that troops fighting for the UAF, mostly EV Heavy Industries soldiers, have managed to steamroll through Austria and into Germany. Even as we speak heavy urban warfare is occuring in the capital city of Bavaria, Munchen. If the city were to fall it would deal a major blow to the CEC economy. It is understood that the soldiers started from Bolzano, northern Italy. It is believed that the major battles are occuring around the airports as the invading forces attempt to seize them. It has been further confirmed that various other PMCs are invading CEC and EEC territory at different locations. We can only sit and watch as the CEC/EEC coalition is ripped apart. More on the story as it unfolds.
For the World in Conflict group.
Another nine blocks from my Patchsmith Sampler Blocks book (PDF Format). There's even a sew-along with hints and tips on all fifty 6" blocks. Find out more at The Patchsmith's blog.
Start of a pillow - love how scrappy they are!
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I LOVE photos of quilts in the snow, but never seem to have a new quilt to photograph when it snows here (mild winters), or else I don't think about it until after the snow has melted. Well, the sun came out just a bit ago and the snow is already starting to melt, so I grabbed the Bee Hexed In block I finished last night for Brooke and RAN outside (in a pair of my husband's shoes that were left by the door). Finally -- a quilt (block) in the snow!
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Block designed by Tacha for Fat Quarterly, Issue 1.
MOC Blocks are a TWO BRICK / BASEPLATE SYSTEM. There design is to help you with your projects in three ways:
One is to support the flimsy Base Plates and keep you MOC from falling apart. Great for transporting to your next show and dealing with uneven tables.
Two is providing a simple solution to adding depth and height ( Topography ) to your project. ( Hills, Valleys, Rivers, Craters and Trenches ) Great for hiding wires for lights!
Three is cost. Moc Blocks provide a 80% savings if you were to use Lego as your filler, its light weight and provides better support!