Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Intercostal Neuropathy Constant Pain



IMPRESA DEAR BABY JANE N. 1

Riparto con l’Impresa del Dear Baby Jane. Dopo averci meditato tutta l’estate: colori pastello? Stoffe Batik? Tutto verde e viola? Tutto rosa e verde? Ho definitivamente deciso di andare di scrap dai colori brillanti e di fare blocchi da 5 inches, come per l’originale. Per le spiegazioni su come realizzare i blocchi, soprattutto quelli difficili, faccio riferimento al blog americano Thatquilt . Quindi, dei blocchi già fatti riesco a salvarne solo 4...

Gli altri, che sono troppo grandi, diventeranno un centrotavola. Ciò premesso:

A1 – PINWHEEL GO AWRY

Vi ricordo che io faccio i blocchi seguendo i consigli di Thatquilt , se volete la traduzione in italiano chiedete, that there the place.

That is the windmill is running backwards ... (or maybe turning it sideways?) If someone has a more accurate translation come forward, I'm happy. Block that I dedicate to the Teletubbies and their turning sbrilluccica. Now, looking on google I found a picture on this hypothesis tirribbilli imaginary windmill, which reminds me of the equally tirribbille story that ran on the other hand, the Smurfs, and their ideas and policies on the poor Smurfette ... but shame! Please, let alone the puppets and cartoons, vah!

Block made with the technique of paper piecing that I love. Remember to turn the outline of the book because, as you know, working with the paper piecing on the back.

In this block there is the beauty of 28 pieces of cloth all concentrated in 5 inches, but you'll see in future that it gets worse!
More Jane blocks look, the more convinced I am of being faced with a real genius of the design. This block can turn in any direction left or right and remains the same! A real turning

This is the official detention: THE WINDMILL OF GIRANDOLOSA Teletubbies


There only 220 blocks to the finish!

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