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some block printed cherry blossoms pasted on a stamped paper, i made years ago. all together mounted on an old canvas..
4x5 Bee, November 2013
Colors: Red, Maroon, Pink, Orange, Yellow. My favorite so far.
**The block is based off a terrific quilt I saw by Rita of Red Pepper Quilts, her blog post is here. I think she's coming out with a pattern early next year. I reverse engineered it knowing the block was 12" finished (the little squares are 1.5" finished, and I drafted a simple paper pieced template for the other units).
Perspective makes this building appear to loom over its neighbors at the north end of 15th Street at T Street NW. From the other side, it appears higher than the others, but from this side, it looks like a huge brick block.
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Love this guy! I wonder what he thought of me taking his picture? I guess I'll never know. Incredulous?
Stopped by Longniddry again last month to have another go at the WW2 anti-tank defences.
Each time I go down here the tide and weather is always different, so something new always presents itself!
Melbourne is well known for it's pretty Victorian architecture, however the city is also home to thousands of 1970's/1980's blockish, small apartment buildings. Although not as conventionally pretty, they still have charm. This is an on going project which will highlight some these 1970's block like Melbourne buildings. Carlton, Melbourne. Nikon F5, taken on really grainy iso 100 Indian Kodak Colour (not really a fan)
Day 13 of 365 Toy Project
Bought these vintage blocks for my niece, but since she is at the stage when she will put everything in her mouth, I happily put them in my toy chest.
I love these blocks.
Even in the communist era design did not die! This is one of a series of five (I recall) concrete blocks that have something a little daring about them and are a bit different from the usual concrete box fare. I liked the details on this and the megalithic plinth level decked out in shops