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Blocks made with fabric strips
Blocks made with fabric strips
Plain and simple fabric strips are used to make these two blocks.
Tumbling blocks
This technique to make tumbling blocks was developed in 1987 by Marci Baker. Interested in making a quilt with this block. Check out Marci’s book ABC 3-D Tumbling Blocks … and More! and the pattern Playing with Blocks for purchase.
Bargello quilts
The second block is a bargello block. This is the easiest bargello…
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Video tutorial: tridimensional effects for your quilt
This tutorial is for making 2 favourite 3D effects.
Both effects are quite straight forward and use no Y seams.
How to make quick and easy tumbling block and a 3D hexagon
The tumbling block technique, developed in 1987 by Marci Baker, is available in the book ABC 3-D Tumbling Blocks … and More! and the pattern Playing with Blocks…
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So I feel like I'm a sim sometimes.. I have a "tumbling block" which is where I can't do most of the tumbling that I've been doing for years anymore. Like I just stop right in the middle of it and I can't control it. So, maybe it's just the person controlling me cancelling my action.
I have too much free time to come up with this stuff oh my god.
That's literally like 7/8 years of my life I'll never get back.
Dear body
whenever you decide you wanna tumble again let me know
because i dont feel like wasting my time on tumbling if you wont tumble
k
bye.
Wardrobe Wednesday: Tumbling Block Prints from Eley Kishimoto and 1883
Eley Kishimoto's Spring 2013 collection featured the classic tumbling block pattern on dresses, Clarks desert boots, pants, and even socks. Design duo Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto are the self-proclaimed "patron saints of print," and their prints have graced the runways of Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen, Alber Elbaz and Jil Sander. They launched their own line in the mid-90s and have served as creative directors for both Cacharel and Laura Ashley London.
From our archives, a tumbling block print by McNaugton and Thorn from 1883.
For more coverage check out, New York Magazine and Raw Shoes.
In my last tumblr blog entry I wrote about the three-dimensional "tumbling block" visual effect, but I didn't actually post any examples. Oops. Here are nine designs using light, medium and dark tonalities to achieve a 3-D rendering; all generated by using a diamond format on the isometric grid to create hexagonal repeats.
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