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playing with yoga blocks for ODC Our Daily Challenge: Block

Ruler Block for the Pile o Fabric Skill builder Block of the month. This block makes me giggle, I love it!

Little birds headed out to Group 2. Hope you like!

Carved into a granite block in a small Park in downtown Seattle

This block was made for Scrapbeelooza member, Isaacsmama. She wanted scrappy flying geese on a white background. This pattern is also from Quilter's Cache, by Marcia Hohn. It's "Wild Goose Chase 2".

This great idea from Jo Atkinson uses Graphic 45's "An ABC Primer" collection and Couture Creations nesting dies for amazing toys or home decor -

 

See more on our blog at www.printblocks.com.au

Block Party inner Schanze Digga, so siehts aus!!!

Block #54 - Kitchen Window

Fabrics used:

1. Tula Pink Prince Charming

2. Martha Negley The End of Day

3. Kona Bone

We used the tutorial by Angela (Cuttopieces) for a circle of stars, using solid scraps for the stars. So many wee pieces, but the outcome was totally worth all those little seams!

I love love love your fabric choices! (can you choose mine?!!) BUT, I made a bit of an error in calculations and I need some more of the green pulled silk fabric to do a border around the outside...sorry :o(

 

If you let me know where you got it, I can get some more and finish it for you - or I can take it to the fabric store and match it up?

 

Sorry to be a pain Tracy!

 

Dee

x

Flushing Ave and Grand Ave, Brooklyn.

 

-Daniel

Two cyclists about to fight. I broke it up (I think) by

ringing my bell and riding between them.

CP Es44AC 8770 holds on the 25th Avenue crossing in Franklin Park, IL on a cold New Year's Eve night.

18 March Topic: Toys

 

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Both my children love playing twith the old school wooden blocks!

This is an electro printing block on a columbian press. Its is a line block of a catalogue image for the 1874 coalbrookdale catalogue it is 10inches wide (25cm). On the bed can be seen hempel quions and quoin key.

As soon as I saw the green fabric, I knew I wanted to do a Dresden Plate. The flower came out on the small side so I decided to add the stripes.

I sewed the appliques on by hand and it was actually very relaxing and went quickly. I'm thinking there might need to be more Dresden Plates in my future.

I iwish I could blame my belatedness on that, but really it was just me getting busy with other things. I hope this block makes up for it!

Concrete blocks at 1235 M Street in Modesto, California.

Signed Sealed Delivered with Amy Butler Alchemy. www.gogolittlered.wordpress.com

Most of the blocks I recieved for my month in the Snip.Sew.Send quilting bee.

Check it out pre-blocking - big difference!

 

Knit with Brooklyn Tweed Shelter in Faded Quilt.

Making progress...Just 3 more to finish for rows 3-5...then the final 14. Oh...and the 1/2 blocks...

2nd Avenue & East 6th Street

East Village

New York

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