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Terrible focus on Eddie once again lol.
This is a perfect example of Eddie's Blocking technique that he uses to 'hide' Daley LOL.
He does it EVERY time I call Daley over to me for a cuddle.
I'll be hugging Daley and then BANG out of no where barges in Eddie to seperate the cuddle.
In this photo I had been calling Daley (to look at the camera) and so Eddie decided he'd back himself up into Daley to block him out. So cheeky!
It is definately (and obviously) a jelously thing..
So far it has not involved any aggression from either dog what so ever, and I'm hoping it will stay that way.
My "scant" may have gotten a little all over the place on this one, but I'm liking it quite a bit regardless.
Made from my hand-dyed fabrics. Leftover pieces from Kokopelli hot pads. Decided to try a Disappearing NinePatch with it. Next Picture.
Ruby Fabric. I'm getting a little undecided now as to the white borders- considering picking one of the Ruby fabrics to co-ordinate, any suggestions???
Practice block. Still working on the wonky part.
eta: Labeled practice block because it doesn't include any of the fabric Kyra sent. The blue is close (hers is pictured above block). I will still send it.
2012-05-28: Late evening bball, Happy garden
[DSC_6586a: D300 28-75/2.8 @ 42mm; iSO 800, f/6.3, 1/320s, fill flash, cropped]
A display set up at the Center for Wooden Boats.
I love how they explain all the parts of boating and sailing.
A wonderful place to learn!
Center for Wooden Boats
South Lake Union, Seattle, WA
Birmingham Fickr meet 13th Jan 2008, Digbeth, Birmingham.
Vivitar Ultrawide and Slim with Sony 0.7x wideangle converter. Agfa APX400 in D-76.
Block Number 23 in the Farmer's Wife book.
Story on Page 52, Pattern on Page 150.
© 2012 Donna Liljegren, Brynwood Needleworks
The last block and the most difficult of the Let's Make Seven CAL. But it was fun. My first time working behind the petals in a 3-D flower.
Lion Brand Cotton, G hook
Blogged: eclecticchica.blogspot.com/2010/01/last-of-sevenand-few-m...
I have been using the back of a carpet to pin out my blocking but it is not quite big enough for round shawls. Given our veranda is literally falling apart I figured I could use nails to hold the blocking wires without causing any noticeable damage.