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Hello I'm a robot but thanks to Odor Blocker from Old Spice I now smell like a man. Now you too can smell like a man...if you dare

Made this universal fixture that will allow any V8 block to be mounted to the milling machine.

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???

Parkside Ave. Block Party, Brooklyn

I asked what I ought to do with those blocks. This is what I got.

Bloggers Block a Palooza Block 3 in Fandango with green solid

Blocked CMA trails will need to be cleared or new paths constucted around large treefalls.

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.

Week 13: Blocks

Read more about my 52 week journal project on my blog- Like a Bird

©Kendra J Kantor All Rights Reserved

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.

Limestone block walls with white mortar

3X6 Blocks for 4th quarter

Parkside Ave. Block Party, Brooklyn

Block Number 23 in the Farmer's Wife book.

Story on Page 52, Pattern on Page 150.

© 2012 Donna Liljegren, Brynwood Needleworks

Part of the Disney Pixar Block Party Bash @ Disney's Hollywood Studios

I hand cut, painted, distressed and antiqued a set of blocks to show my love of baskets. Here they are shown in a gift tin filled with paper shred.

Another angle and a miniature shaker kittenhead basket that I wove.

Viaggio a Berlino, 2018.

Street Photography.

12" crazy quilt pieced block for a Christmas throw quilt.

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.

Reunion 2024 Block Party

Photo: Harrison McClary/Vanderbilt University

Blocking

another shawl down, one more to go! (the next one is for me me me.)

Block 22

Bee Block

Blogged

Kelly Hartwell, #42, Artemis Spanou, #15, and Lou Mataly #12, are trying to block Rachel Mathews, #45, and Jacqueline Brewer, #24, from getting the ball.

Ken Block drifting at Gymkhana.

Documentary of Ken Block.

By Fredrik Stejmar

What are you able to build with your blocks?

Castles and palaces, temples and docks.

Rain may keep raining, and others go roam,

But I can be happy and building at home.

Let the sofa be mountains, the carpet be sea,

There I'll establish a city for me:

A kirk and a mill and a palace beside,

And a harbor as well where my vessels may ride.

Great is the palace with pillar and wall,

A sort of a tower on top of it all,

And steps coming down in an orderly way

To where my toy vessels lie safe in the bay.

This one is sailing and that one is moored:

Hark to the song of the sailors on board!

And see on the steps of my palace, the kings

Coming and going with presents and things!

Robert Louis Stevenson