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The log was enlarged as a seperate layer and repositioned then a little cleaning up with clone/patch/healing tools. Levels adjusted, a little bit of saturation and drop shaddow frame added.
Logo de ANATTO, una empresa dedicada al diseño y produccion de bandejas de piedra llenas de color.
El regalo perfecto
A row of single crochet with the dark brown/black I used for the middle square, plus some of the red/black one the brown ran out.
Log Cabin to be raffled at RPCI's 2012 Tree of Hope celebration. Details at www.roswellpark.org/treeofhope/2012-raffle.
because I chose to make these blocks scrappy they came together quickly.
42 blocks in about six hours of piecing.
read more at stitches in play
This is former Louisiana Western #6 (the "Lake Charles"), then Southern Pacific lines #135, sold to Industrial Lumber Co, probably about 1906, working on the Industrial Lumber Co. logging railroad in Allen Parish.
Oberlin, Hampton & Eastern #135 (very rare photo)
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Since June 8th I've been in TN staying with my mother who is sick. I had an itch to make a quilt and no stash to use so at the local Walmart I picked up the basics and decided to hand piece a log cabin quilt. I'm calling this my TN River quilt. The center square is blue for the river, the orange for UT since momma and I both worked there. It's wonky and puckery as all get out but I hope my blocks will get better as I find my rythmn. Yes, the picture with the block is me and my guys a long while back, the baby boy is now 16! I'm missing them a lot!