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4x5 quilt bee.
Based on a quilt made by the amazing Rita of Redpepperquilts, blog post is here. I think she's coming out with a pattern early next year. I reverse engineered it knowing the block was 12" finished (the little squares are 1.5" finished, and I drafted a simple paper pieced template for the other units).
Colors: Coblat, Aqua, Lime with a white/grey/low volume background.
I really enjoyed digging into my blues and fussy cutting the center star.
Holländischer Brook and Dienerreihe, Hamburg
Block U in Hamburg's historical warehousing district Speicherstadt.
Here are my blocks for my awesome hive 10 ladies. I used the mosaic block from the Summer Sampler Series run by Faith (Fresh Lemon Quilts) and friends this summer. Love the blocks, and love all the different colors! They're winging their way to the four corners as I type!
Block & tackle on board HMAS Diamantina, Queensland Maritime Museum, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
HMAS Diamantina - named after the Diamantina River in Queensland, is a River-class frigate that served the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Constructed in the mid-1940s, Diamantina was active from 1945 until 1946, was placed in reserve, then was recommissioned as a survey ship from 1959 until 1980.
Following her second decommissioning, the frigate was preserved at the Queensland Maritime Museum as a museum ship. She was the last World War II-era frigate to leave RAN service, and of the 151 River-class frigates constructed for 19 navies worldwide, Diamantina is the only one preserved as a museum ship.
illy23 requested blocks with vintage bedsheets. I didn\'t haven any on hand, so I ordered a fat quarter bundle from Etsy.
Michigan State #17 Alyssa Garvelink beats the Illinois block (#8 Alexis Viliunas and #12 Katie Stadick).
Lowdham Block Shelf.
On the Shelf from Left to Right :
Power Supply and Filament Failure Unit,
BR standard Block to Netherfield Junction,
Box Diagram,
Block to Fiskerton Junction,
Control Units for Bulcote, Bleasby, Thurgarton and Gonalston AHB's.
Fixed to the front of the shelf :
LM1 Down distant repeater,
Release for LM2,
LM2 Down home signal repeater,
Release for LM3 ,
LM3 Down section signal repeater,
Redundant plunger and indication for the Ground Frame release,
Box Opening / Closing switch,
LM11 UP Section signal repeater and release plunger,
LM12 UP home signal release switch and repeater,
LM13 UP distant repeater.
All 16 lever tops can just be seen beneath the shelf.
Possible block for Hive 14 --- it's definitely a traditional block, but I have high hopes that modern fabric will push it over the top! I was reintroduced to this block thanks to the Summer Sampler Series, a quiltalong hosted by Lee of Freshly Pieced, Faith of Fresh Lemons, and Katie of Swim, Bike, Quilt.
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The slaves that came into Fredericksburg were sold from this spot. They would be told to stand on the upper level and auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Much of America's treatment of slaves is airbrushed out of American history. Many people owned them but in historic buildings they're described as servants.
Incidentally the damage to the auction block is recent. It was attacked last year. No one knows who did it.
CK fuscia colot block dress, Chico's long black cardi, Steve Madden Layette black patent stilleto pumps
A butcher carries the block on which meat is cut and divided for distribution based on the shariah law during Korbani. Always, the face of the bearer is overshadowed by the burden borne.
(Titre en anglais, pour nos amis anglo-saxons et leur permettre un apprentissage du language français.)
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Interactive Light Art Installation by Jeremy Lin, Jedy Chen, Dexter Hong of Plug & Play (Singapore) at the entrance of Marina Bay Link Mall, Marina Boulevard during i Light Singapore 2023.
1. Educational Block A, 2. Educational Block B, 3. Educational Block C, 4. Educational Block D, 5. Educational Block E, 6. Educational Block F, 7. Educational Block G, 8. Educational Block H, 9. Educational Block I, 10. Educational Block J, 11. Educational Block K, 12. Educational Block L, 13. Educational Block M, 14. Educational Block N, 15. Educational Block O, 16. Educational Block P, 17. Educational Block Q, 18. Educational Block R, 19. Educational Block S, 20. Educational Block T, 21. Educational Block U, 22. Educational Block V, 23. Educational Block W, 24. Educational Block X, 25. Educational Block Y, 26. Educational Block Z, 27. Educational Block 0, 28. Educational Block 1, 29. Educational Block 2, 30. Educational Block 3, 31. Educational Block 4, 32. Educational Block 5, 33. Educational Block 6, 34. Educational Block 7, 35. Educational Block 8, 36. Educational Block 9
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The remains of stonework left over from digs. On display at Wymondham Abbey along with an amazing Gothic window tracery design on the wall.
Details of archeological digs at Wymondham Abbey
Norfolk Heritage Explorer - tinyurl.com/483jzjak
Cambridge university Press - tinyurl.com/4262m5s8
'The building of new facilities at the east end of Wymondham Abbey, Norfolk, in 2014–15 involved re-opening a Romanesque arch. This had previously connected the nave’s north aisle with the north transept, and appears to have been blocked at the Dissolution when the transepts and eastern arm of the abbey church were demolished. As works progressed in 2014–15, a remarkable Gothic window tracery design was gradually revealed, incised on the early twelfth-century ashlar of the southern respond. The discovery is one of the most substantial and complete incised designs identified to date and, beyond being an important addition to the emerging corpus of incised designs on walls, it is significant for revealing use of black pigment to make the drawing more visible, for providing an insight into the lost monastic parts of the abbey and, most tantalisingly, for raising the possibility that Wymondham – like its nearby sister priory at Binham – was at the forefront of the development of bar tracery in England in the thirteenth century.'