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Welcome Week ends with a bang at UL Lafayette's annual Block Party. Held at the corner of St. Mary and Rex, students are treated to free food, music, t-shirts and other fun, while celebrating life as a Ragin' Cajun.
4th of July Block Island beach party at Mohegan
4th of July Block Island beach party at Mohegan Bluffs
4th of July Block Island beach party at Mohegan Bluffs
4th of July Block Island beach party at Mohegan Bluffs
I turned an orphan block into a block keeper/stitching book so that I can keep all the pieces for one block safe. And arranged in the right order/place! It's about 13"x15".
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Released: Apr 14, 2011
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Block F for Oh Fransson's Mod Quiltalong. I finished these a week or so ago but didn't have a chance to get a photo up until now.
Do your blocks get messed up between cutting and stitching ? If so you might need one of these! Keeps your bits where they should be!
Keeping my baby bear paw safe!
Blogged here
mrsssewandsow.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/baby-bear-is-impatie...
This Royal Flying Corps barrack block was constructed in around 1917/18 and is now a listed building due to its architectural value.
The site at Orford Ness was in military ownership between 1915 and 1987, and in that time was active in the development of military aviation, radio and radar technology and nuclear bomb development. Now owned by the National trust, the wildlife has started to reclaim much of the site as many of the historic buildings stand as sentinels to the work that has long since ceased.
Erik Thorstensson föreläser om Creatables, hans företag som tar hand om industri spill och skapar helt nya produkter.
a close up of what i believe is the fire curtain mechanism, all that's left of the original fly system
This is one a couple more blocks I made a while back for Jacquie's "Project Improv." She needed a few more and I volunteered to help. Now I just need to take time to make my own improv quilt. I really have been enjoying putting the different fabrics and blocks together without a pattern.
St Nicholas's church at Saintbury sits on a high vantage point overlooking the Gloucestershire/Worcestershire border atop Saintbury Hill, though oddly enough when approached by steep ascent through the village keeps itself mostly hidden amongst the dense foliage until one stumbles upon a pathway through the trees that reveals an enticing doorway framed by leaves beyond.
The building is largely of 14th & 15th century date, though its origins are clearly much older as witnessed by the simple Norman doorways in the nave (the north side being the main entrance, that on the south side is blocked).
The interior preserves an atmosphere of antiquity in its fittings, with fragments of medieval glass in the east window and substantial pieces of post-Reformation mural decoration in the chancel (Biblical texts, uncovered only recently).
The church is no longer used for regular services and is vested in the Churches Conservation Trust. For more details see below:
www.visitchurches.org.uk/Ourchurches/Completelistofchurch...
This is the first block I completed for Liz. I was afraid to cut the fabric so I started small. Block is 8.5" and the tiny apple is about one inch square.
Named this one Red Delicious Granny Smith...now I want to keep it.
A sneak peak at my last bee block for Stitch Tease round 1
blogged www.randomthoughtsdoordi.com/2013/02/art-quilts.html
Not entirely perfect, but I'm happy with it. This was my first block with triangles, so it was pretty challenging for me. Those little suckers are tough! I (obviously) left out the appliqued center circle, but the fault was mine. Cutting error led to only one piece of the red and I (of course) messed up cutting the circle.