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Trying to catch up, here are my first 9 blocks. I will be making blocks until I feel I have enough and then will put it together.
I am not sure about my color combination's on this one but I love each block individually.
i have put leaves on this block and added a cute antique button.the colour is not true .i had camera problems. still got them!! there is another in my photostream much better on the colour but this one had the leaves added. blogged susan-sweethomeanawhata.blogspot.com/
Melissa and I decided we were done and ready to move on to other projects, even though we didn't finish all the blocks. I received her blocks in the mail today . . . don't they all look fabulous together? I can't wait to make them into a quilt!
It seems like it's been a few lifetimes since I cast on, but I finally blocked the pieces today. Tonight I'll start sewing the sleeve seams and then I'll work the collar. I should (hopefully!) be done in another two weeks or so.
Somehow I doubt it will be cold enough to wear the sweater by the time I'm done :(
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Our Lady of Pompeii Shrine viewed through a glass block
This is a lovely block, and the colours you sent for me to work with are really beautiful. Thank you.
now, number two....
Using an image of the Apollo Pavilion found in Peterlee, using the pen tool to create some rough shapes. The pen tool does not have to be the difficult and intricate tool that it is made out to be.
First block in a Whimsy layer cake Union Jack quilt, combining a fabric with an older feel with a modern quilt design. lilysquilts.blogspot.com/
The little man is really into his blocks lately. He loves when someone stacks them up for him so he can knock them down like Godzilla moving through Tokyo. Im mad that I cut off the tip of his foot, but I like all the colors.
AB-800 @ 1/4 power through white umbrella camera right.
I liked this block design, but modified it so the "pinwheel" is floating instead of touching the edges. I hope you all like your blocks. I had fun developing the template and then cutting and sewing.
I finished block 4. It was fun to do. i used wool on my bunny and a bit of sparkle here and there too.
The debris from the recent strimming that had been left behind was washed down the ditch and blocked the grill on the drain.
One of my two bee blocks for IMAGINE at do. Good Stitches.
The white background fabric really is the same for both blocks. I took each photo under different lighting conditions :-/
Aaackkk! Digging through a pile of fabric piled up on my counter I found this fabric package from Tiff! So embarrassed - so apologetic. PIeced improv robot
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Kids creations from the Building Block Toys workshop on April 4th, 2009 at Juan de Fuca Rec Centre.
The kids were shown concept models which they copied with the supplied bricks and eventually turned it all into a house.
Concepts included wall, door, window, corner, t-joint, zig-zag wall, step pyramid, snot techniques, mosaic, brickbuilt objects and much more!
Leeds University
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