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i shot my second girls varsity basketball game at my school tonight for the school paper. this was one of my favorite shots.
Ok folks, here they are for the taking. Find them, keep them, trade them. Find them all and you can put then together for the whole image.
Each block is part of this piece www.flickr.com/photos/guy_on_the_streets/44155716/
Acrylic on wood by street artist ELBOW-TOE.
Project 365: Photo 13/365
I play in my University's volleyball team and today we were meant to have a match against Southampton - which we ended up winning because they didn't show up. So we had a few matches among ourselves and I took this photo of some some of my teammates while they were playing and I was out of the court :)
Also, the blue thing is the net seen from the side. I know it's not very obvious but I wanted to catch it from this perspective.
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to see how you can help Krystal create these daisy blocks to be assembled into an afghan and donated!
I just about exhausted my supply of tiles on this project (there will probably be a Bricklink order in my future). All blocks of the same color are constructed identically and each block has a symmetrical tile arrangment. I was sad that I had such a dearth of blue tiles that I could not even muster one blue block (but some how I managed an orange one?!?)
The ratio of the sides of the wooden blocks is 1:1:8 which makes for a very loose fit. For the Lego blocks I used a 1:1:7 ratio since Lego bricks are made to more exact tolerances. This allows for easier puzzle assembly and a completed result that is more snug.
This fire hydrant is to be found at the side of the newly renovated Breithaupt Block in downtown Kitchener. The old part of the building was the Merchant's Rubber Co., (1903) the first rubber company in Berlin. (Kitchener prior to 1916) It appears to be the oldest known hydrant in the city.
Blocks made for Margaret's Hope Chest Quilt Bee
Made from this tutorial - crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2008/05/hourglass-block-tutor...
I have been experimenting resizing and adapting vintage 1960s patterns for Poppy based on patterns sourced on the Commercial Pattern archive. Most mid sixties shift style or A Line dresses use bust darts which are somewhat tricky for Poppy as they can be too bulky. My style references were Mary Quant and Pierre Cardin colour block/ space age designs. I also decided to make a coordinating bag to go with each dress. The collars are separate, reversible and can be worn in a variety of different ways.
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Heather, I forgot to trim away the circle under the middle circle (the one used for turning it right side out) on this block before I sewed it down. You can see a shadow of it through the center circle because the sun is shining through it. It's not visible at all without light behind though. I hope that's ok. duh me!
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