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Ghazali Block , University Of Sargodha
This is the second set I made. I made these a bit bigger, than are 4 inch blocks. Each block make a different sound, one has a crinkly square, one has bells, and the other block has a button that plays 'Brahm's Lullaby'.
The blocks are made with differnt materials to provide sensory play- cotton, corduroy, minky, and satin. The ribbon tags help the baby to grasp and hold onto the blocks, as well as provide soemthnig fun to put in their mouths :)
working on a piece of work for festival of quilts. it's very early days, this is block one :) blogged
Granny squares block in raspberry, peach, and lemon-lime with Snow background. Used Blue Elephant Stitches tutorial:
blueelephantstitches.blogspot.com/2012/01/granny-square-q...
Flickr being an asshole.
I dont like the new layout and have said so my main gripe being it doesnt work at all and now im blocked from registering any complaint.
Arseholes all of them.
I saw several of these large cement blocks placed in a line in the Oxley Nature Center. I could not figure out what they were for but a lack of any nature subjects gave me pause and I took this shot later converted in Silver Efex.
The worker here is making concrete blocks from excess mix. They then can be used as dividers or walls.
The Homecoming Block Party was held at the O'Brien Field parking lot on the campus of Eastern Illinois University on October 14, 2022. (Dominic Baima)
Bug blocks for Kris! Not quite finished with stitching around each shape, but wanted to get them posted!
41 Toy Blocks with Pine Box
Made from dimensional scraps of Hemlock, Cedar, and Fir, this set was inspired by both a cherished set of these I had when I was a kid, and a huge set of blocks I built for a local daycare many years ago. It gave me great joy to hear that those blocks were the most popular toy they had. In fact, those very blocks are still in use, but now in our kid’s playroom!
Since this set of blocks are made from scraps you can still see on some the “miller’s mark”, dings, and hammer marks relating their history.
While slivers have never been an issue for us, to keep the risk of slivers or snagging splinters of such softwoods to a minimum I have rubbed the blocks with a safe, food-grade wax used in the finishing of wooden salad bowls.
The box was constructed from warped pine scraps bound for someone’s woodstove. I made the top easy for a child to not only pick up, but also to put back on the box. The box was designed to be big enough to toss the blocks inside willy-nilly for fast clean up, and I attached handles to the sides to ease the burden of parents carrying this box from room to room.
Aside from the random blocks, the set includes two arches, two half moons, two triangles, and six columns. This set has been SOLD.
David Spangler, designer/builder, REvision Division
A man leaves Block Court (an Art Deco shopping arcade) in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. (He's probably headed for Footscray).
These are just some of the blocks everyone has made me for my month in the Quilting bee. Some of them I tried to upload into this set but I was not allowed to.
1. Block #2 for Darci, 2. Traditional Log Cabin- February, 3. for darci, 4. for darci, 5. wonky squares, 6. Cottage Quilting Bee <3 The Darci Block, 7. Darci's block, 8. Log Cabin 4 Darci, 9. Cottage Quilting Bee -Feb '09 For Darci, 10. for darci, 11. 3225282085_57e975edd0_b, 12. 3225282077_340ca2aea5_b, 13. Darci2, 14. Darci1, 15. IMG_darcisquare0001, 16. For Darci - February block, 17. block1, 18. block2, 19. Wonky Log Cabin- February, 20. Block #1 for Darci
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Anacortes, WA
The W.T. Preston was the last sternwheeler to work in Puget Sound and is one of only two snagboats remaining in the contiguous United States. Her crews removed navigational hazards from the bays and harbors of the Sound and from its tributary rivers.
IR Converted Olympus E-P2 + Panasonic 7-14mm
a landscape architect's desk...minus the compass because I do not have the skills. I actually found a box with all my markers, lead holders, compass, pencils and lettering guides while making this block.
Fortune Block, 232 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB. For a building history see: winnipegdowntownplaces.blogspot.ca/2012/06/232-main-stree...