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two characters drawn by Matthew Carter and printed by James Stroud at Centre Street Studio.
as President Russem tries in vain for a winning bid
The body pieces for the Janda sweater were blocked over the weekend, and this photo of the sleeves is a demonstration of why knitting is blocked before assembly... The pinned piece is darker because it's wet.
The racing stripes down the sleeves will be in bright pink!
I made this for the SEWvenire Quilt Block swap on Swap-Bot. The goal was to create a quilt block that represented one's state.
By participating in the monthly swap, ultimately each participant should have enough blocks to make a quilt made from SEWvenire blocks sent to her from different states, maybe even different countries.
I'm combining the blocks that are sent to me with ones that I make (a copy of the quilt block I sent to someone else). So, eventually the quilt front will include half the blocks made by others and half by me.
Small art project for class, 60 something wooden blocks arranged and painted to look like a mario block falling apart. Needs a few touch-ups here and there but its mostly done and im pretty happy with it.
The Tegu Genius cooked up a delicious Thanksgiving feast - how many Tegu blocks were used to make it?
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One of the highlights at Disney's California Adventure is the Block Party Bash. Featuring the PIxar Film Pals, this fun, fun parade gets the crowds dancing and screaming along the route.
i.e. SBS block #15
I'm very proud of all the points ;)
Having made one paper pieced block before I thought I would have no problems with this one, so of course there had to be an initial hiccup (I cut the bits for the corners a bit too small) but in the end it went quite well.
The breeze-block temple that appeared during the summer on the eastern peninsula of Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto. August 2021.
Even though the temple is situated next to a beach full of rubble, I suspect that the creator(s) must have brought with them much of the building materials, including the mortar they used to secure the bricks. This definitely took some time and effort and possibly planning!
It was a wonderfully eccentric and inspiring creation and I'm glad I got to experience it first hand. Sadly, a week or two later after I took these shots the park authorities demolished it for safety reasons.
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.
Block 2 for the Moose on the Porch Quilt along. Based on a design by Vickie Eapen. Simplified the block to make better use of one of my larger scale prints. I like how it turned out, but it might need a few buttons scattered about to tie it in to the first block. Will embellish the blocks as I get more of them done.
I re-took the photo from last night because it was so bad. This is much nicer.
The bg is Kona Candy Blue.
The white is Kona Snow.
The color is Apron Strings by Chloe's Closet for Moda.
平成２６年度九州大学総合研究博物館公開展示「ふくおかをしあわせにするデザイン」
Annual Special Exhibition of The Kyushu University Museum "Exhibition: Design Makes Fukuoka Happy"
Photo by Narumi Matsuoka for Geikou Press
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