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I don't know the real name of this, It sits in front of a residence that has been converted into offices. I call it the block parent. You don't see them much anymore but homes used to have "Block House" signs in the windows so children would have safe havens in case they ran into trouble in the neighborhood. Driving by, today, with our spectacular sunshine, the light played on it beautifully. I will learn more in the future.
April block for Kelly - When we were little we would always get gingerale or 7up for an upset tummy. I hope this works for you :0
The bottle part of the block was made using the wonderful pattern fby Penny at SewTakeaHike. You can find the link here www.sewwequilt.com/2011/10/guest-50-penny-with-her-pop-bo...
finally got a block finished! I'm so behind now. 5 to do to catch up!!! I'm making 2 quilts so double the work load. but still fun! I took this pic at night time so the colours are a bit dark in the corner blocks. My birds are top left going clockwise: a tui., fantail, a kiwi, and a pukeko.
Walter Block speaking with attendees at the 2016 Mises Circle hosted by the Mises Institute in Seattle, Washington.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Glasgow, Montana; the nicely restored building has a tile facade on its front side and beautiful detail around the upper exterior.
Books from left:
Study in Recent Development in Wizardry
Magick Moste Evile
Snufflifors Spellbook
The Dark Arts Outsmarted
The reconstructed Petit-Sault blockhouse, originally built in 1841, a key vantage point to keep an eye out for U.S. forces, during the Aroostook Bloodless War. Edmundston NB.
All this film is 200 ISO and expired. I don't know how it'll turn out, but if all else fails, they can just be really expensive and tedious blocks of Lego :)
A view of the traffic circle around the statue of "Rebecca at the well" (apparently this is actually Hebe as later discovered). Block Island July 2009; HDR.
The CTA plan on building a new station on the abandoned block 37, providing express trips to the airports - and another glass tower in the loop. I think they should make it into a park.
Block 1 now has some stitching on it.The bottom right hand corner is finished and the bottom left hand corner has been started.
I am not sure how to attach the round lace motif--any suggestions?
I think I will put this block aside for a few days and get started on another one because I seem to be getting bogged down--I am too much of a perfectionest for my own good.
Froebel blocks were developed in the 1830s by Friedrich Froebel, who believed that children learn through play. These smooth wooden blocks present geometric shapes and patterns in increasing complexity. Children ages 7 - 14 discovered the fun and excitement of building with Froebel blocks in this workshop presented by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.