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Aren't these incredible? These blocks were made for me by my Redbird Quilting Bee (RQB) friends.
Top Row: Linda, Tess, Me, Rene
Middle Row: Kelly, Nancy L., Hannah, Nancy P.
Bottom Row: Carolyn, Tonie, Cindy, Kyndra
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!
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TJCA's Jonathan Hargro making a lead block for Bill Lay during the first half of the Pine Lake Prep football game. Thomas Jefferson won the Southern Piedmont Conference game 14 to 0.
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.
Melbourne's impressive Block Arcade was constructed in 1891 and is as much a popular shopping precinct today as when it was built. The architecture is stunning.
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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.
a block in Micro City with apartment building, shop and a petrol station.
I kind of imagine this to be a bookshop but suggestions are welcome.
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I'm particularly proud of the Petrol Station
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.
I added another round to my first block to make it a little bigger. May do the same with the fuschia block from last night.