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The Only Blue House in the Neighborhood
Terry Grant March 30, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts,Terry Grant
Last month I went off to Mexico for a late winter break from the rain and gloom of Oregon. February had been very busy and I had not even begun to plan how I was going to respond to our “Neighborhood” challenge, but tucked it into the back of my
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Where I Am. Where I Go
Martha Ressler March 30, 2020 Martha Ressler,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
A small town in the context of the wider world.
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Ailsa Craig
Catherine McDonald March 30, 2020 Catherine McDonald,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
March 31, 2020 Catherine McDonald Neighbourhood means many things to me but none more so than a small country town that espouses the values of working together for the good of their town. In my piece I have tried to show the open countryside all around the town. Coming from
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Bricks
Sandra van Velzen March 30, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts,Sandra van Velzen
Like the houses in most of the neighborhoods in smaller towns and suburbs in the Netherlands, mine is built with bricks. Since we don’t have much mountains in our country, our bricks are made of baked clay. The clay is supplied by the major rivers. The Netherlands have got a big
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Rural Neighborhood
Deb Cashatt March 30, 2020 Deb Cashatt,Musings,Neighborhood
I live in a rural neighborhood surrounded by mostly native flora and fauna. If you know the Sierra Nevada foothills in northern California, you might be wondering why my quilt has so much green, when most of the year it’s so brown (or as we like to say, golden). For
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Shortcuts
Regina Marzlin March 30, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Regina Marzlin,Revealed Quilts
March 30, 2020 |Regina Marzlin When I moved into our current neighbourhood 12 years ago, I was surprised to see a lot of open spaces around the houses. There are hardly any fences that would separate the lots and outline boundaries. Only swimming pools have to be fenced in for
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Charlie
Doerte-Ina Liebing March 30, 2020 Dörte-Ina Liebing,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
“No one has any intention of building a wall“ This sentence was said by the former GDR head of state Walter Ulbricht in a press conference on June 15, 1961. It was a lie. The Berlin Wall was built two months later and the inner German border was closed. The building of the wall had
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Neighborhood?
Deb Cashatt March 17, 2020 Deb Cashatt,Musings,Neighborhood
Like many others in the group, when I heard that our prompt would be “neighborhood,” I immediately thought back to when I was a kid. I moved around a lot, but always lived in suburbia. Kids played outside a lot. We rode bikes, built forts, and went from one yard
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The winner takes it all
Doerte-Ina Liebing March 10, 2020 Dörte-Ina Liebing,Musings,Neighborhood
https://www.welt.de/newsticker/news1/article175885722/Leute-Schwedische-Kultband-Abba-fuer-zwei-Songs-wiedervereint.html Scientists at the IST Austria have found that the fastest growing cell in the eggs of zebra fish inhibits its neighbors using mechanical signals. “The winner takes it all, the loser’s standing small” – this quote from the famous song by the Swedish pop group ABBA also applies to
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No fences
Regina Marzlin March 3, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Regina Marzlin
I live in a small town of 5000 people, so it feels like the whole town is my neighbourhood. My direct surroundings consist of detached family homes. The lot sizes are generous with green spaces between houses and lots of nice gardens, trees, and small unkempt wilderness areas. What I
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My new neighborhood is not only also my old neighborhood
Sandra van Velzen February 28, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Sandra van Velzen
Due to a lot of circumstances in my life I had to move to a new home. The new home is about 750 meter from my old home. So I stil live in the same neighborhood. The part of town I live in is quit new. When I moved to
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Cloth in Common: Round One—the Book is Now Available!
Maria Shell February 25, 2020 Maria Shell,Musings
Cloth in Common founder Karol Kusmaul has created a book for purchase that shares the group’s journey through the first round of prompts. You can purchase your copy here. The book’s introduction traces the group’s origin story, “By August of 2017, eleven artists had agreed to join Cloth in Common.  A
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