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Chopping Block Photo taken 76 Minds Studio - 2019
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So I've had a cold for a couple of days and the worst thing about it is the fact that my nose is blocked all of the time.
When I'm in bed I feel like I'm suffocating. Then I have to breath through my mouth which dries my throat which means I need a drink, so I get my drink and my body goes "YEAH More fluid to put through the nose!" and so my nose gets worse!
Don't you wish you could just remove your nose, clean it out and put it back on? Job done! Or is that wishful thinking?
P.S Sorry if it's a little gross...it's kinda how my mind works!
P.P.S. This kind of fits in with the Teleidoscope theme "Blown away" as well which was just a coincidence!
P.P.P.S I crowbarred it into TOTW as well...SCORE!
I am using "jinny Beyer book "The Scraplook" from 1985 for the placement of the light , medium dark placement. I am having to fight with myself not to select blocks by colour, instead just looking at relative value. This method gives a more random disordered view to the blocks which i prefer to the neatly stacked "baby block design.
This past Saturday was beautiful. M and I went to the park to catch the last bit of the beautiful fall colors. When there's wind, it felt like the sky was raining leaves. It was beautiful, but I was feeling a little sad. Not because the leaves were fallen, but because I had no idea what to shoot for next week. After nine months of posting five pictures per week, I am running out of ideas. I even start to doubt if it's because our lives have become boring? Then M said, "The purpose of this blog is to document our day to day lives for a years. So of course, there will be ups and downs. Why don't you just take a photo of you having a creative block?" So then that's exactly what I did. After this photo was created, I felt all better already!
see more Coffee and Chocolate Milk photo dialogues on my
- www.kevin-palmer.com - I thought there would be a better view here of the Billings skyline, but it was blocked by the large chemical plant.
The former tanker ‘Nana’ was sunk to block enemy ships in Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland in March 1939 and later towed to its current location at Inganess Bay.
Photographer: RCAHMS
Image reference: DP058591
See more images of 'Nana':
canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/102376/
© RCAHMS
This pretty block is from a design by Carl Hentsch. Love these colors! Hard to see here, but the background is cream with a light turquoise floral design.
After seeing these circular dresdens in Amber (One Shabby Chick)'s photostream yesterday,
www.flickr.com/photos/oneshabbychick/5497761650/in/contacts/
I had to try one out. For those of you in the Amitie BOM, I know this block once again bears no relation to what we're making this month but my hands are just not working so I'm making machine sewn blocks until they're better.
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For this quarter of the 4x5 Bee Deborah asked for blocks in orange, chartreuse and grey.
The (free) pattern is Kaleidoscope from the Compass Collection by Quilting on the Square.
Illinois 4 Michelle Strizak had a strong weekend in the Illini Classic, but here she gets blocked by Arkansas 18 Barbara Dapic.
HA design block stamped in brown stazon twice. extra flowers cut out and layered on top with brads and stickles
This is the road block at Heytesbury on the old A36. The village is now by passed, and returned to a much quieter time.
This is a “Bright Morning Star” quilt block. It is made using diamonds and triangles from different kinds of wood, all in their natural colors. I used some bright exotic wood on this one. There are 80 pieces on this block, 32 diamonds and 48 triangles, all full size. It measures 7” square. To finish them, I use one coat of varnish brushed on and 2 or 3 coats of a clear wiping varnish, rubbed in by hand.
The type of wood is listed on the bottom from the center out. On this quilt block the wood is “Oak” from Missouri, “Purple Heart” from Central or South America, “Satinwood” from Brazil, “Hackberry” and “Walnut” from Missouri.