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Wohnbebauung Vinetaplatz, Bernauer Straße, 1971–1978, Josef Paul Kleihues, Manfred Schonlau, Berlin-Wedding, Sanierungsgebiet Brunnenstraße, städtebaulicher Entwurf 1963–1966, Fritz Eggeling
Latest version of mini tree blocks.
Blogged:
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The remains of stonework left over from digs. On display at Wymondham Abbey along with an amazing Gothic window tracery design on the wall.
Details of archeological digs at Wymondham Abbey
Norfolk Heritage Explorer - tinyurl.com/483jzjak
Cambridge university Press - tinyurl.com/4262m5s8
'The building of new facilities at the east end of Wymondham Abbey, Norfolk, in 2014–15 involved re-opening a Romanesque arch. This had previously connected the nave’s north aisle with the north transept, and appears to have been blocked at the Dissolution when the transepts and eastern arm of the abbey church were demolished. As works progressed in 2014–15, a remarkable Gothic window tracery design was gradually revealed, incised on the early twelfth-century ashlar of the southern respond. The discovery is one of the most substantial and complete incised designs identified to date and, beyond being an important addition to the emerging corpus of incised designs on walls, it is significant for revealing use of black pigment to make the drawing more visible, for providing an insight into the lost monastic parts of the abbey and, most tantalisingly, for raising the possibility that Wymondham – like its nearby sister priory at Binham – was at the forefront of the development of bar tracery in England in the thirteenth century.'
Paper: 5 cm
Modules: 32 in five colours
Modules by Tomoko Fuse
Model: Own Assembly (Wenninger 68)
Again a simple assembly with an interesting geometry. Its a cuboctahedron where the squares are replaced by inward pointing pyramids. It is a non-convex uniform polyhedon - Wenninger No 68 - called the Octahemioctahedron.
Its faces are eight triangles (black) - left over from the cuboctahedron and 4 hexagon going right through the center. Best seen here is the light lilac one, even better you may see it when handling (or folding) the model.
Didn't use glue, perhaps because I used modules from Unit Origami Polyhedra with large flaps. Triangles with pocket either from the same book or Kusudama Hana Origami (JH).
More Photos in my stream and Ardonik folded one from cool holographic paper www.flickr.com/photos/ardonik/4698806027/in/faves-1156653...
20" Dutch Rose Block, made using Joel Dewberry's Heirloom. Tutorial available here: theelvengarden.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/qal-block-9-dutch-...
This is one option for finishing my block for Sharon's class. Note that there is a "shadow" on the work from the scan because the rose is so three dimensional. Please look at the other option (pink rose) and tell me which you prefer and why...
Block Junction's J70 - modified to use Powered UP
The J70 is most famous for being represented by Toby and other trams in the Thomas and Friends franchise.
This is my first Swoon block I made a bit ago. I wasn't going to make anymore because it is so big and I tend to go more toward smaller, mini things. I do think they are beautiful blocks though so I am going to make more, maybe smaller? Not sure just yet!
The Homecoming Block Party was held at the O'Brien Field parking lot on the campus of Eastern Illinois University on October 14, 2022. (Dominic Baima)
I'm the December queen in the Newbee Quilter's Hive 5 over on threadbias and picked the Rocky Mountain Puzzle block. Tutorial here:
mememade.blogspot.com/2013/11/rocky-mountain-puzzle-block...