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Wooden block set by Schowanek, marked as made in the U.S. Zone, Germany, which dates the design of the label to pre-1950.
This is a small set, the box size is approx. 70 x 80 mm, and the price label shows it was sold in Harrods for 4/6.
The company originated in the Sudetenland area of Czechoslovakia. After the Second World War the factory was nationalised and continued to produce wooden toys in a similar style. The Schoanek company re-established itself firstly in Austria, and then in the western part of Germany.
Interactive Light Art Installation by Jeremy Lin, Jedy Chen, Dexter Hong of Plug & Play (Singapore) at the entrance of Marina Bay Link Mall, Marina Boulevard during i Light Singapore 2023.
My bee blocks for Charlotte! Adore the colour scheme but it was surprising how few background fabrics I have with white - most are off-white or cream!
Must go shopping!
Illinois' Michelle Strizak swings around the Indiana block, but libero Taylor Lebo is ready for the dig.
Don't the blocks look great all together like this? - All the blocks I have received so far from the awesome Canadian quilters of the Sew Modern Bee, along with 4 I have completed myself. Still waiting for 2 members blocks but I thought you would all want to see them together.
I was going to do 20 blocks but have changed my mind, now will do only 16 with sashing it will be queen size. Each block is 16.5 unfinished. Fabric line is Flourish from Studio E.
Please feel free to add a note indicating your block.
Thanks so much everyone for your wonderful blocks.
A fallen tree hinders exploration of trails in the Medlock Valley near the old Park Bridge ironworks.
September Blocks for the Joy Circle of do. Good Stitches. We used Little Miss Shabby's Hugs & Kisses tutorial but upsized them a bit.
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An old office building now part of a new block. I have made some minor changes like a more magnificent entrance in tarnished copper. It is art deco inspired after all. I just wish it had a suitable print. It also has two ground levels with a long stair to the upper level. Each step is approximately one quarter of a plate.
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I do not follow the micropolis standard, but my neighborhoods all together fits with standard modules.
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My first wholesale order. Three sets of ABC blocks. It was lots of work, but I'm so pleased with the end result.
Soon to be available at wonderful Quiet Hour Toys.
A little while ago Simon Pickard (aka brickspartan) from Blocks magazine approached me about doing a feature article on me (as part of a series of AFOL feature articles). I was chuffed and flattered for the recognition (and a little intimidated at the same time!) Simon and I had a great time during the interview and I'm really pleased with how well Simon put together this feature.
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Blocks is a great read with high quality content and production. That should not be come as a surprise since most of the editorial team are mostly AFOLs.
Blocks Magazine, July 2015, Issue 9
This is a sheet for the bed that was hanging out on the clothes line. When I saw the light on it, I was keen to take a pic to see how it would turn out.
After a nice Tuesday, storms started in the evening and raged across north Alabama. We were without power or phone service/signal for about 18 hours. We had no idea what was going on other than a few text messages from my sister that I did manage to get, and then- just the tornado warning sirens going off from time to time. Not a great way to spend the night. This was a blockage on one end of our road- tree after tree on the road, and downed power lines in the ditches! I think we had to back up for 1/2 a mile! I had been terrified earlier, but for Ken having to back down the steep road in the dark- well, thank goodness for his patience and the modern technology of the backup camera!
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Guernsey - Channel Islands
Another photograph that looks like the drawings I always wanted to make. I just printed this huge (about 2 feet wide) and it looks amazing. I have it hanging on my wall.
I loved the Charise's basket, then I decided decrease the pattern to sew a bitty for Kathy! This pattern if inspired for the Kumiko Fujita's 318 Patchwork Patterns, the book I loooooooove!
And As the Charises' choice catch me, I tried to use the sewing themes from Suzuko Koseki's cotton print!
I'm in love with this tiny basket.
Ah! Ana Catharina, my teenager daughter gave me the idea to stitch the piece of thread out to the basket, and I think this made a huge difference! It turn the bitty more delicate, besides of course the tiny pins in the pincushion, that I sewed with metallic silver thread !! :))))
Como eu me apaixonei pelo block que a Charise fez, eu decidi diminuir o projeto para fazer um bloquinho de 3 polegadas para a Kathy. Eu tenho o livro de onde a Charise tirou o molde mas copiei dela o uso do tecido da Suzuko Koseki que tem estampas de acessórios de costura.
Eu me apaixonei por esta cestinha!
Ah! e a minha filha adolescente, a Ana Catharina me deu a idéia de bordar um fiozinho da linha do retrós prá fora da cesta e isto fez a maior diferença, deu um toque todo especial! Eu adorei! Claro que junto com os alfinetinhos que eu bordei com linha prateada metálica, no micro alfineteiro!! :)))
Nanoblocks. It's a micro-sized building blocks system with its smallest parts being a mere 4 by 4 by 5 mm. A stimulating hobby materials especially for grown up.
I am half way building a wind mill from Holland. Will upload soon once completed.
Some shots from the Golden Gate Bridge at Sunrise. I wanted to get a few of these postcard type shots in before the ugly retrofit scaffolding goes up soon.
201805xx - mamiya m645 1000s - hp5+ 400 - d76 stock 7.5min
dev and scan by good friend Sina Sina Farhat - Webcoast
Amy asked for aqua, orange and grey.
Based on Twin Fibers Tutorial
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Beauty can be found about anywhere. In this case, the bathroom window, beveled so as to block the view. Shot with a Sony NEX-5T with x10 filter.
A random block in downtown Denver, where I think I like the mix of the chaotic city surrounding the regular repeating pattern of the tower block. Both noisy and regulated at the same time.
I quite liked Denver as a city when we stayed there for a few days as Laura was speaking at the OSHWA Summit that year, but I don't really have many photos of it to reflect why. I suspect I find it hard to capture the the subtle space between large pictures like this one and the close up detail shots, and there in lies the personable space that makes a place good.
Or it could have just been because of Voodoo Donuts.