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After doing two blocks, there was still a lot of fabric left. I wanted a chance to use more of it, even if it was only a 2.5" square.
The morning sun was highlighting the part of the city block that I intended to photograph but there were other buildings that looked interesting near here as well!
I tried to get a picture of each block before I sent the quilt away - however, block 11 is nowhere to be found, for some reason!
Attempt to recreate a classic vacation photograph.
Film: Kodachrome 64
Camera: Nikon N90S
September 2007
Block Island, Rhode Island
Things I have learned so far:
I absolutely stink at taking pictures! LOL
That it takes about 10 minutes to conceptualize and sew a block. I have 37 blocks so far.
I recovered from my panic attack brought on by the realization that I didn't have enough of the orange swirls left over. After that, this block was a complete joy. I mean really, if pinwheels don't make you smile, then you must not have lips! I think this is my favorite block so far. I remembered what Elizabeth told us about rotating directional prints, which is what I did here. Love it! Thanks for the great tutorial, Cherri!
Lumberjack Weekend Block Party with the legendary George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic. To see more photos from the weekend, please visit flic.kr/s/aHBqjCuZBF
Beginner's Quilt-Along, block 5.
Tutorial here:
quiltinggallery.com/2012/07/05/beginners-quilt-along-bloc...
Harrington Block, 376-390 Moody St., Waltham, Mass., November 2011: built 1885, on National Register of Historic Places
The three blocks for Jaguar Masks print, carved out of poplar wood.
There is actually a forth block not pictured, however is it just a solid woodblock without any carved areas. I used this as the white and is the first block printed.
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