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One of my all time favorite quilt designs of mine! I decided it was time to revisit the pattern!
Scraps are good!
This Duane Reade is a regular offender with its delivery vehicles. Dunbar and other armored services are also frequently in the 8th Ave. bike lane during the morning commute. Dunbar actually was better over the summer, but here they are at it again.
- Anonymous
Michigan State #10 Kelsey Kuipers and #6 Allyssah Ritterer combine to block Illinois #1 Morganne Criswell. #4 Halle Peterson is ready for the dig.
My quilt block for Gina's second Blythe quilt.
Traditional (but sewn quick and dirty way) patchwork base and machine embroidery appliqué on top, a first thing for me, hard to cut out the text shapes cleanly. haha :)
Rita - If you would like another one using your beautiful embroidery, I have stacks of fabric left...?
Dee
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I took the plunge and decided to start the Summer Sampler Series Quilt along. After 3 days here is my progress.
blogged at purplepandaquilts.blogspot.com/2011/07/summer-sampler-qui...
Bonkers is curious about the stairs (even though he didn't go upstairs very often) at our house in Yubari while Argent is adamant about not moving because she's enjoying the sun coming in from the window.
Eton flogging block on display at the Eton museum. Boys would kneel over this to be birched on their bare bottoms.
Latest version of mini tree blocks.
Blogged:
sewmesomethinggood.blogspot.ca/2015/11/the-more-merrier.html
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A block wall at the Caribbe Inn in Atlantic Beach, NC. The colors and geometry of the wall were striking.
"Block9 worked with Banksy, the internationally renowned anonymous artist, to create the Dismaland Castle. The massive installation forms the centerpiece for Banksy's Dismaland, an epic dystopian art show located in an abandoned theme park in Weston-super-Mare, just south of Banksy’s hometown of Bristol."
Johnson City, NY. August 2017.
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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!