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This is entrelac using zig-zag shaped units rather than squares.
Ravelry project page: ravel.me/yarnover/zze
My first completed quilt (note - definitely not the first quilt I've started!). I used Crazymomquilt's zigzag pattern and Oh Fransson's binding tutorial - both absolutely fabulous!
ZigZag Court was inspired by more of the 45degree A plates (15706), this time in dark bluish grey. I used them to organise the main parts of the build in a Z pattern, which once again seems to be backwards! Ref: D1580-081
A decorated drain on the historic Morris garage in Longwall Street, where William Morris built his first cars.
While practicing "Zen snow shovel on driveway" meditation, I created a temporary zigzag zen garden.
Thanks to the Hereios of We're Here! for the inspiration of The AmaZing Z.
crazymomquilts great tutorial! this was a pretty easy to sew up, maybe I should have attempted this kind of thing first? I hand-quilted it along the zigzag lines and pieced a scrappy strip on the back with leftovers from the front.
I love it so much, especially the back, but it is a little too small to use as a lap quilt for an adult. It would be great for a kid, but I can't quite bring myself to sell it or give it away.
Blogged at Six White Horses.
Not sure what was making the reflections in this pond or maybe the zigzags were caused by the ripples made by this Muskrat that was heading towards me. I thought the thin black lines were a little different.
Iris brevicaulis, in a pond at the Wildflower Center. Native to the South, and in Texas found in several counties near the Louisiana border.
I had precious little time to take shots at Georgia Tech today, but I got a couple of the amazing Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons. One of the most beautiful and functional academic buildings I've ever seen! More info: clough.gatech.edu/
2018 February Alphabet Month
As this photo was taken, the 2018 Olympics in South Korea are drawing to a close. Ingmar and Sleepy say 'Congratulations' to all the athletes who participated. Win or lose, they would represent their country in this field of competition after months of training.
As for these athletes, they are zig-zagging down a slope with a little added feature. Yes, you see it, don't you? That cute little penguin being photographed by a Flickr photographer. What a little stinker!
2018 February 26