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2009-FEB-23; It is strangely comforting to know that my kin are buried near Dan Blocker. He was reportedly as nice in person as his character was in the "Bonanza" series.
My contribution to the pinwheel quilt for Robin and her family. I was having a "bad camera" day when I snapped this photo, the colors appear to be a bit washed out here I think. The blue fabric is a favorite of mine and I LOVE this block #3.
Block Number 1033 from Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks from Today's Designers Vol. 11 - featured here:
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Italian butcher block that was used by the famous Macelleria (butcher) Falorni in Greve. Antique knife is from the 1800's and we have just included this because it looks great with the piece.
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Italian butcher block that was used by the famous Macelleria (butcher) Falorni in Greve. Antique knife is from the 1800's and we have just included this because it looks great with the piece.
For more details visit: roundtripimports.net/italian-butcher-block-and-knife
WIP quick curve blocks before creating hst. Insired by www.fatquarterly.com/quick-curved-ruler-brioni-2.html
Some blocks I started making from a pattern in the latest American Patchwork & Quilting magazine from my Verna by Kate Spain layer cake & some coordinating Bella solids. I love these! I'll probably keep making them with the entire layer cake.
Also, "60 blocks of summer" #'s 3, 4, 5 & 6.
This is the printing block that the previous halftones were printed from (see accompanying photos). The plate is attached to a wood block to make it type high. It's difficult to see the positive image when looking at this reverse one but I am pleased with the results. Oh, the highlight on the cross is the above light fixture, not miraculous!
The block that almost wasn't! My background is directional - I knew that, I reminded myself numerous times, I was certain I wouldn't forget, I forgot - my background is upside down! I use swarvorski heat set crystals for the eyes and mouth, at times I've considered using a press cloth when applying them - I should have - I scorched my snowman's face with my applicator wand. I scrubbed and scrubbed but there are still faint scorch marks on his face. I back baste my blocks before needle turning so I use crayola washable markers to trace the design - warning, orange is very difficult to get out! fortunately, after scrubbing and rinsing the marks finally disappeared.
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Originally "The Davis Block" (Circa 1868) and home of Cannon & Evans Drug Company and Evans Dry Goods in Jonesboro, Georgia
A pile of new tree blocks waiting to be cut. For more info about me or my work, check out my flickr profile.
It was another OWS protest and a young dude was sleeping on the floor half naked. I started looking in my camera, framing, and suddenly this person appeared in the scope, hiding the sleeping hippie ;)
He was clearly looking at me and his eyes seemed to be saying: "Get outta here!" He stayed there for a while, staring at me, so I took his picture. He left as soon as I left... Whatever, man!
@ Union Sq, NYC
Block 5 with Sarah Fielke's "from little things". I couldn't get my points all matching...rats!! I had to give up on getting the checks all lined up too!!
Well here is a wonderful Altered Collage Art Crazy quilt block. I call this one *Scottie Dog.*
Free matching charm with purchase!
These are handcrafted by , Jordan Howard & Kim Howard. Each is created using fine silks, decortive stitches, ribbon, velvet, vintage style buttons, and so much more. Each comes with Swarovski crystal Rhinstones, these are the finest crystals in the world. Glitter is highlighting the background of the scottie.
This quilt block measures about 8 x 8 inches in size. Great for creating pillows, wall hanging, and many other great ideas! This is one of my favorites!