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Very old concrete-block building with metal trim. Maybe it's left from the "fireproof" craze of the 1800s.
A lock hangs off the odd metal shed that's been pushed onto the front of the building.
This appliquéd block is for Linda. She provided the fabric (Origins by Basic Grey) and asked us to design a block based on Sarah Fielke's "Out the Window" pattern in her book, Material Obsession.
At the Museum of the City of New York.
To view in stereo, sit 2-3 feet from the monitor and gently cross your eyes so that the two images become three. The one in the middle will be in 3d. If you are finding this difficult, you may be trying too hard. Viewing the original size is best.
Made with the twice cut triangles to keep the fabric grain in the block up and down. This one was fun but maybe a re-do :0( Not happy with the large triangles, not enough contrast. btw, the count for the rectangle sets should be 6 and 4, not 5 and 5
The White & Black Knight blocking a strike from the Green Knight and causing a spark.
Taken on Valentine's day 2012 at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament. Unfortunately I was in a section behind the mesh protection net so some of my shots aren't as great as I hoped.
I ran out of yarn for Ishbel with only the cast off to go, and since I ran out of plane time too there wasn't much I could do about it. Today I tinked back to the last row of section D and bound off there. Should be ready for modeled shots tomorrow.
you must have heard me whining all the way to your house when i discovered 1.) that the DPW didn't have any visible winches or block and tackle and 2.) that major flagpoles now have their pulleys inside the pole or at least locked up on the outside. then as i was leaving WW, i spotted the big derricks that are lifting the HUGE steel I beams that are reinforcing the reinforcing landscape wall. yes, major block and tackle. (btb, the building behind is not WW.)
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aaaaaargh! and when I tried using the plunger (that blue thing is my futuristic sink plunger) all it does is flood the kitchen floor from where the dish washer and washing machine waste pipes go in. Gah.