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Touch a Truck Community Event, a family fun event for children of all ages in Downtown Oklahoma City, Sponsored by Dolese Concrete.

Ellie Q's July blocks

For a short history, see the latest update on Bearings.

 

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Block 54, Framed Flower with new color placement.... I like this one much better!

My son can spell out his name! Of course we had to do his favourite number - 11.

twin needle grid, spider stitches and ruched silk

Here are my blocks so far, I think there might be a couple more to come, not sure. I wondered what squaring each block with large white triangles, and then piecing them together as diamonds within a large diamond, would look like. Perhaps then when squaring the quilt, using spider like block outer corners. Heck, I'm not sure that makes sense to anyone, I'll draw it out.

Tower blocks on the Wandsworth Road just up from the station of the same name.

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Welcome Week ends with a bang at UL Lafayette's annual Block Party. Held at the corner of St. Mary and Rex, students are treated to free food, music, t-shirts and other fun, while celebrating life as a Ragin' Cajun.

Moose on the Porch Layer Cake Quilt Along

On the Boston Common, near Park Street station.

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I tried to get a picture of each block before I sent the quilt away - however, block 11 is nowhere to be found, for some reason!

Attempt to recreate a classic vacation photograph.

 

Film: Kodachrome 64

Camera: Nikon N90S

September 2007

Block Island, Rhode Island

 

Block Party on Family Weekend 2023.

Larry J. Pontarelli & Sons, Inc. Maybe a one-off, as this giant glass block wall appears nowhere else in the neighborhood.

Elizabeth wanted gray, red and aqua - looove this block, but I'm biased when it comes to gray!

EPSON scanner image

-L'image est née en Allemagne, mais me rappelle fortement les des banlieues de Paris. C'est aussi une description de l'image en français.

 

Almost finished block -

Things I have learned so far:

I absolutely stink at taking pictures! LOL

 

That it takes about 10 minutes to conceptualize and sew a block. I have 37 blocks so far.

 

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I recovered from my panic attack brought on by the realization that I didn't have enough of the orange swirls left over. After that, this block was a complete joy. I mean really, if pinwheels don't make you smile, then you must not have lips! I think this is my favorite block so far. I remembered what Elizabeth told us about rotating directional prints, which is what I did here. Love it! Thanks for the great tutorial, Cherri!

Skill builder sampler #13

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