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Walter Moore & Ken Rogers
The Wallace Block is on S. Ann Arbor. Not sure, but I think this picture is from the 1950's
Does anyone remember Walter Moore or Ken Rogers
Scrappy blocks made using 1.5" squares.
Blogged:
sewmesomethinggood.blogspot.ca/2015/02/one-little-heart.html
Quilt Block made for me as part of the Vintage Sheet Freedom Bee.
Can't wait to see what they all like together!
blogged: www.skooksplayground.com/2010/10/vintage-sheet-freedom-be...
Another star for my scrappy block version of the Oh My Stars quilt. This one is the Ribbon Star, only I mixed up the colors a bit and used a print for the center. I'm trying to decide what block to make for the next round of the 3x6 Sampler Mini Bee. Decisions, decisions!
Block for the love circle of the do. good stitches bee. I really like the blocks with overlapping circles that other folks made, but was more drawn to a design where they were all separate for mine.
Blogged: www.needleandspatula.com/2011/08/july-bee-block.html
The Dave White Block is a two-storey, red brick, early twentieth century commercial building situated on two lots on Banff Avenue, the main commercial street in Banff, Alberta.
The Dave White Block has significant heritage value as one of the oldest remaining, largely intact, commercial buildings in Banff, it was built as a general merchandise store in two sections in 1908-1909 (south section) and 1912-1913 (north section). Although not typical of the common rustic style of early Banff buildings, it is an excellent example of early twentieth century commercial architecture and a rare example of early commercial life in Banff that illustrates the community’s roots as a commercial service centre to National Park visitors.
The Dave White Block is also significant for its direct association with Dave White and his family who played a prominent role in the early development of the tourism industry in Banff. The building is still owned by the family’s Whyte Foundation. Several prominent businesses and professionals maintained office space on the second storey including the Alpine Club Canada.
See ‘Lines of communication’ on the Eye blog.
Carl DeTorres on IBM, Ogilvy and avoiding ‘over art direction’.
COLOR BLOCK
Ph. Julian Lorenzon.
Produccion: Gabriela Torres.
Make Up: Rocio Vila.
Modelo: Mailen para SwapModels.
1115 6th Avenue, New Westminster, BC
Developer: FRANK MANDEVILLE
Architect: HENRY CHOINIERE
This building cost $22,000 to build and replaced a prior church (1891) on the site
My Precious 'Polaroid' blocks for the Picture Perfect Polaroid Block Swap. Some more of the blocks I made - here is one of my 'precious' Amy Butler Love scraps, leftover from the quilt I am making from the first 'My Precious' link up.
We went to see the Hershey's factory in Smiths Falls, Ontario, in August 2008, a few months before they closed for good, I believe. Though its not a big town, it was a real maze getting there, and we almost gave up. The tour is from a glassed-in viewing gallery one floor above the factory; still, it might have yielded some intriguing photos, if taken pictures hadn't been forbidden. But no-one said one couldn't take pictures of the glass wall at the entrance.
PMQG will be having a presence this year at the Sisters' annual Outdoor Quilt Show, and put out a call for 6" blocks from the members. I won't have a quilt in the show, but hopefully I can contribute in a little way.
I worked all the ones you sent in there and even tossed in one from the pile. :) Thanks so much for coordinating this bee, Deb. I had lots of fun making everyone's blocks. :)
blogged: www.skooksplayground.com/2010/08/shoofly-block-11-for-deb...
The mid-day Block Island Ferry leaves Galilee, RI as a low pressure system moves in from the west. The approaching storm will make for rough passage, but it also provided this great light.
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ladmquilter's colours for this quarter of the 3x6 bee were blue, gray and green. She asked for a gray background (I used Kona medium gray.) The feeling of the block really changes a lot when white isn't used for background.
I made this block using the tutorial here at the blog Needles and Spatula. It was very easy (no pinning required and lots of room for error.) The hardest part was deciding how to arrange the squares. I thought that this arrangment would work well with the wonkiness of the circles and was different from the usual. I loved the result so much that I now have a plan to make an entire quilt of blocks like these using cool-toned shot cottons.
Ursi wanted hers to finish at 12 1/2", so mine will too. :-) www.seahorsequilts.com/2013/01/fal-goal-one-bee-better.html
I used six blocks and some vintage book illustrations, decoupaging all sides to get six puzzles total.
This is Block 8 of "Down In The Garden" (designed by Leanne Beasley)...one more block to go!
www.nicolaforemanquilts.com/blog/down-in-the-garden-block...