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Ruler Block for the Pile o Fabric Skill builder Block of the month. This block makes me giggle, I love it!
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 -
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This was for the Fall 2010 Senior Light Show at Georgia Tech. I designed these kid blocks that only light up when put in the correct order. Using 4 bright-white LEDS, a couple of 3-volt batteries, magnets and some wires in each block, I was able to create a circuit that completes and lights the faces of the blocks when placed in the right order.
Block #54 - Kitchen Window
Fabrics used:
1. Tula Pink Prince Charming
2. Martha Negley The End of Day
3. Kona Bone
18 March Topic: Toys
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Both my children love playing twith the old school wooden blocks!
Taken from the Summer Sampler Series QAL 2011, the tutorial for this block can be found here; freshlypieced.blogspot.co.uk/2011/07/summer-sampler-serie...
The first block!!
Love the tutorial - it is so easy. Hope you like it. I will complete the other block tomorrow.
A capture at the
" First Junior Carnival International Soccer Tournament Under -9/11/13(2009) organised by the Akademi Bolasepak Sukan Bintang Biru at the SK St.Mark, Butterworth, Sebarang Perai, Penang"
I was invited to take shots by my friend Mr.Murali an ex-Malaysian soccer player...There are numerous ex-Malaysian national players involved....eg.Mr.S Sundram the chairman of the organiser and the trophy being sponsored and in honour of Dato M Kuppan, an ex-Malaysian National coach...all of them great national team players.
The total of 18 teams are entering the tournament. Hosted under 3 Categories - Under 9, Under 11, and Under 13 years old. It is a Two day event. The Tournament will be held annually to nurture young talent for the love of the Greatest game on Earth
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!
Making progress...Just 3 more to finish for rows 3-5...then the final 14. Oh...and the 1/2 blocks...
This is my Blocked fabric design in charcoal gray, bright pink, lime green and white. It's available at Spoonflower:
www.spoonflower.com/fabric/310372
In case you're wondering what size the pattern is, the distance between the lime green striped lines is about 8 cm or 3"