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January, pinwheels and stars for Michele, One Block Over Bee. Blogged oneblockover.blogspot.com/2010/01/stars-pinwheels-and-bir...
for the ISQB. August was my month and I chose a cheater star pattern from the Modify Tradition blog.
1942; Mick Boskovich; Dad;Grandpa Block;Grandma Block Albert Henry Block; Diana Lucina Spicer Block;Block;Spicer
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
Chicagos streets are all in blocks, when its dark you can see them perfectly. I know I shouldve exposed it more to let the streetlights pop but I didnt have a tripod or anything in the John Hancock tower. Maybe next time ;)
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I hit the jackpot when I went thrifting last night. I saw a bag o' cloth that seemed to have some decent scraps and what appeared to be pre-printed embroidery quilt blocks in it. It was $3.65 so I was a little hesitant - it was by far the most expensive thing I was considering. But I got it. And I was so glad I did.
In it were FIVE sets of quilts blocks, 12 blocks each, two for baby quilts and three for more adult type quilts. And a huge amount of scrap fabric.
This is one of the baby quilts with lots of bunnies engaged in fun activities. My favorite is the bunny playing the banjo!
I've thoroughly enjoyed using styrofoam meat trays to make prints on fabric in the last few days. Much less labour-intensive than lino blocks. Cheap, too! These are all small (2x3 inches or less). They look quite nice with paint all over them...
I hope this message isn't too campy. I loved the ET reference. This wish is that calling home will always be a source of comfort.
I printed up knitter's graph paper and blocked it to the grid, since I couldn't eyeball a rectangle very well.
www.kelpknits.com/2006/10/20/the-making-of-kelp-a-series-...
Granny block for Believe do. good stitches charity bee. Original tutorial found here: blueelephantstitches.blogspot.com/2012/01/granny-square-q...