Down on the Farm Block Swap
03-25-2018, 07:55 PM
#123
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Good evening everyone~ Sorry I haven't posted in a while but I've been busy trying to complete my Summertime Block Swap blocks and I am mailing those off tomorrow! Yeah!
So, the roosters are incredible and so are the mice. I LOVE all the blocks I've seen so far and I can't wait to get back to work on mine. My mother is visiting me right now and I'm taking care of her for a bit. She seems to have gotten either a cold or the flu while she's been here. Yuck..
Has anyone seen the animal blocks that are focused from the backside? I saw a pig tail block that was really cute. I will be making a pig soon. First, my cow!
So, the roosters are incredible and so are the mice. I LOVE all the blocks I've seen so far and I can't wait to get back to work on mine. My mother is visiting me right now and I'm taking care of her for a bit. She seems to have gotten either a cold or the flu while she's been here. Yuck..
Has anyone seen the animal blocks that are focused from the backside? I saw a pig tail block that was really cute. I will be making a pig soon. First, my cow!
03-27-2018, 03:59 AM
#125
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Cuppy, your Alpaca is just the cutest ever. Love it.
Did you know that there is a Zebra farm here in Florida not far from me? Pretty cool, right. I wouldn't count Zebra's as a farm animal though. At least not in the US. There are Ostrich farms and Buffalo could be considered "cattle". (right??)
Did you know that there is a Zebra farm here in Florida not far from me? Pretty cool, right. I wouldn't count Zebra's as a farm animal though. At least not in the US. There are Ostrich farms and Buffalo could be considered "cattle". (right??)
03-27-2018, 09:37 AM
#127
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Location: Oregon
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Originally Posted by Judith1005
Sleepy Hollow, your blocks are incredible. And, if you are designing the PP'ing patterns yourself....you are one talented lady. Super cute blocks!!!
They were fun to make though
03-27-2018, 03:44 PM
#128
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I love all the ideas and creativity going on here. I so wanted to join in, and had every intention, but unfortunately I have had to withdraw from this party. Life and unexpected commitments are keeping me rather busy. I've already PM Graceful Ann. I'll certainly keep watching from the fence though! Go girls!
03-27-2018, 05:17 PM
#129
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I finally found the website from which I downloaded the rooster pattern And, I discovered that they had a whole "block of the month" with different animals and equipment. On the upper right there is a flag you can click on to translate the page to English, and each block should have a pdf (just click on the picture of each block to go to its page).
http://www.wilmakarels.nl/blokken.php?jaar=2003
And, I discovered that they had a whole "block of the month" with different animals and equipment. On the upper right there is a flag you can click on to translate the page to English, and each block should have a pdf (just click on the picture of each block to go to its page).http://www.wilmakarels.nl/blokken.php?jaar=2003
03-27-2018, 05:20 PM
#130
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Originally Posted by NZquilter
I love all the ideas and creativity going on here. I so wanted to join in, and had every intention, but unfortunately I have had to withdraw from this party. Life and unexpected commitments are keeping me rather busy. I've already PM Graceful Ann. I'll certainly keep watching from the fence though! Go girls!
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