Ballyseede
02-17-2011, 03:00 AM
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Location: Small town south of Ottawa, Ontario
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Originally Posted by sushi
Absolutely stunning! I am in awe of both your artistry and your accuracy!
02-17-2011, 03:54 AM
#23
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Location: 53 degrees North
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Fabulous- I often admire tiled floors and think they would make great quilts- art deco stained glass windows too. This one certainly does!
Another cool thing about the Ballyseede floor link is that I am pretty sure the "seede" in this place comes from the Irish gaelic word "Síoda", meaning silk, and I find that little textile link intriguing and charming!
Could you post a close up of the block? I am intrigued how it appears to be curved but I am pretty sure it does not contain any curved pieces- nice optical illusion.
Another cool thing about the Ballyseede floor link is that I am pretty sure the "seede" in this place comes from the Irish gaelic word "Síoda", meaning silk, and I find that little textile link intriguing and charming!
Could you post a close up of the block? I am intrigued how it appears to be curved but I am pretty sure it does not contain any curved pieces- nice optical illusion.
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