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I am glad to have this done-one less pile of fabric in the studio! it's getting crowded in there.
and with one block under my belt I am getting very excited!!! thanks for the great idea, Jennifer.
They're not Lego blocks, but this otherwise looks pretty cool. They were sitting out on the table to dry and I took a number of shots, both to play with color, and to play with my tripod and various exposures.
Structural prototypes as defined by de Brevern, Etchebest and Hazout in "Bayesian probabilistic approach for predicting backbone structures in terms of protein blocks". Proteins 41: 271-287 (2000).
Granite Blocks
Reclaimed bridge and foundation blocks reclaimed from old New England bridge abutments and now defunct foundations in and around the Boston area.
Appearance:
Most of the block material we reclaim originates from the quarries of Cape Ann, MA. Quincy granite is also evident especially in some of the Boston block we reclaimed. Much of this material was quarried in the late 1800’s – early 1900’s. These blocks have a century of aging and weathering. Some in the water, some out… for a real antique look!
Size:
• Always depends on our current bridge reclamation project.
• As for our foundation block inventory – it’s almost always dimensional material and multi sized
• Call for current sizes and availability
Use:
• Retaining wall/seawall block material
• Bench pieces
• Columns for entryways and gates
• Light posts
• Vertical pieces for archways
Sold:
By the pieces, the linear foot and by the ton.
Take Aim Orange Challenge
Sometimes things that are just out there and should be moved somewhere else make a fun photo.
All 30 of my Kaleidoscope blocks are finished! Half of them look like this! I was really pleased at at how well the points matched, good enough for me anyway! I was also really pleased at how flat these blocks were, I was worried! All I have to do is sew them together now! I can't wait to see what the finished layout will look like!
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Unusual blocks with a nick, 1" square with 2 circle inserts and 2 square inserts, found in a box of bits. Not sure what set that they came from but they are type high and big enough for me to use to reset the platen I have just dismantled and cleaned up.
Waffle Blocks Wee Waffle Blocks Car Truck From the Collection of Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel on YouTube. Wee Waffle Blocks by Little Tykes Little Tikes Toys 1980's-1990's Toys
Got these from House Industries. Great typeface, and great little blocks. Wish I could say I bought these for my child, but that would be a lie =) .... (especcially since I don't *have* a child)
Set of blocks I made for my son. Nine cubes, each face reveals a different letter of the alphabet. Letters are grouped to maximize the number of words that can be spelled, with a slight tweak to allow my son to spell his own name.
Private message me if you're interested in a set of your own.
(Patent pending, Application 29509306)
Melbourne's impressive Block Arcade was constructed in 1891 and is as much a popular shopping precinct today as when it was built. The architecture is stunning.
Shot on Fotokemika Efke KB100 black-and-white negative film
Win a beautiful new book for paper lovers that details a variety of techniques and processes - I ♥ Stationery.
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