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Peter Hartcher: Beijing Fears Sparking its Own French Revolution
Peter Hartcher is the international editor.
China's political leaders put stability above all else. So it's a remarkable sign of the times that they could be passing around well-thumbed copies of a book about the sudden, bloody outbreak of the French Revolution two-and-a-quarter centuries ago.
Why would China's modern rulers, preoccupied with the leadership handover under way in Beijing this week, be interested in Alexis de Tocqueville's The Old Regime and the French Revolution?
They are ''fascinated by the French thinker's writings because of what his observations say about conditions in their times,'' says a visiting professor at China's Sun Yat-sen University, Nailene Chou Wiest.
Since the Communist Party seized power in 1949 in a violent revolution, its highest priority has been to guard against what it calls ''counter-revolution''.
Yet the popularity of Tocqueville's work suggests that this is precisely what it now fears. ''Is China ripe for another revolution?'' poses Wiest...
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A fixed oven means these delectable banana oatmeal waffles will stay warm while you finish cooking up the batch. Personally, I don't think I'd have to use the oven. The batch would be devoured before the plate hit the table! — Jumbo Empanadas
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I made oatmeal pancakes once, they were so good. I think this would be good too!
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Toss some pistachios in there maybe!
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The photo looks good, but I am very picky about how bananas are used in the foods I eat.
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Nottingham Forest 5 West Ham United 0 match report: Sam Allardyce faces 'total disaster' as his kids are hammered
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Beleaguered Sam Allardyce described his plight as a "total disaster" after Nottingham Forest put his position as West Ham manager in still greater jeopardy by knocking his side out of the FA Cup by an emphatic margin that could have been even more embarrassing had the Championship side been more proficient in front of goal.
Next to bottom of the Premier League after one win in 13 matches and facing a Capital One Cup semi-final against Manchester City this week with seven senior players injured and captain Kevin Nolan suspended, Allardyce fielded a starting XI so short of experience that a trouncing was almost inevitable.
Only striker Modibo Maïga and midfielder Alou Diarra, who played in central defence, were retained from the side that started in the defeat at Fulham on New Year's Day.
Three of the players who began yesterday's game – Danny Whitehead, Seb Lletget and Callum Driver – were making their debuts, and another, George Moncur, his first start. The seven substitutes named did not have a single senior start between them and by the end of the match the back four on the field contained three debutants, including Reece Burke – a second-half substitute for Diarra at centre-half – who is only 17.
"It's a total disaster for me at the moment," Allardyce said, admitting he was unsure what repercussions the result might have for his future as manager. "My hands are tied behind my back as I see what players are available. The team is more or less picking itself. In certain areas, particularly central defence, where all our senior players are missing, we've not been able to cope.
"I would have liked to play maybe only three or four of the younger players. But there were too many out there and we were overrun. I had to make changes because you know what my priorities are – the Premier League first and then the Capital One Cup.
"It's leg one against Manchester City on Wednesday and we need to get back to the second leg with an opportunity to get to Wembley, and then get some points at Cardiff next Saturday."
That made it no more palatable for the 3,000 West Ham supporters who had travelled north for the noon kick-off. Many left early, leaving those who remained to chant the name of Paolo Di Canio as the man they would like to see take Allardyce's place.
Jamie Paterson (centre) celebrates the second of his hat-trick
"It might have repercussions for me, who knows?" Allardyce said. "It's a decision for the club, not me. I made the directors aware of what would happen today and they were fine with me making the changes. I don't go about my business without telling people internally what will happen in the next few games.
"But I'm not saying there won't be repercussions unless I start to get results. I've got to get results, I know that."
Forest were in front after 12 minutes following a penalty that might have been a talking point had the afternoon unfolded differently. Algerian winger Djamel Abdoun – without a previous goal for Forest – defied nominated penalty taker Henri Lansbury by insisting on taking the kick after Jamie Paterson had been brought down.
He then decided he would dink the ball rather than go for power or placement against goalkeeper Adrian and it was fortunate for him that the episode did not end in embarrassment.
West Ham survived at 1-0 down until the 65th minute, even forcing Forest goalkeeper Karl Darlow to make three good saves in what was until then a relatively even contest. But they collapsed once Paterson scored his first goal, firing in off a post after Greg Halford had won the ball in the air.
Paterson went on to complete a hat-trick in 14 minutes before Andy Reid celebrated his new two-and-a-half year contract by firing in the fifth. Yet Forest could have more than doubled the score, with Lansbury, Paterson and substitute Simon Cox all missing clear chances, and Adrian making saves from Cox, Halford and defender Eric Lichaj.
Forest manager Billy Davies said he sympathised with Allardyce but felt his side were due credit for their performance, which earned them a home tie against Ipswich or Preston in round four.
"The importance for Sam is to stay in the Premier League but they had £20 million worth of talent in the front four and they came to win the match," he said.
Nottingham Forest (4-3-3): Darlow 7/10; Jara 7, Lascelles 7, Hobbs 6, Lichaj 7; Lansbury 6, Moussi 6, Reid 7; Abdoun 6, Halford 6, Paterson 8.
Substitutes: Harding 6 (Lichaj 57), Cox (Halford 74), Derbyshire (Paterson 83).
Substitutes not used: Mackie, Miller, Evtimov (gk), Majewski. .
West Ham United (3-5-2): Adrian 7; Driver 5, Diarra 6, Potts 6; Jarvis 5, Lletget 5, Whitehead 6, Morrison 6, Downing 5; Moncur 6, Maiga 6.
Substitutes: Burke 6 (Diarra 55), Fanimo 5 (Moncur 55), Turgott 5 (Downing 64),
Substitutes not used: Spiegel (gk), Lee, Maguire, Gordon.
Referee: Martin Atkinson (West Yorkshire)
Bookings: Forest: Derbyshire. West Ham: Lletget.
Man of the match: Paterson.
Match rating: 6/10.
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What are your favorite gardening books? Are there any that you find particularly helpful for someone in Virginia?
I'm in Newport News, and if I had to list favorites (excluding books on specific genera and species), I'd choose "Garden Bulbs for the South" by Scott Ogden (be sure to get the newer edition - it's been greatly expanded), anything written by Pamela Harper, especially "Time Tested Plants" (she lives and gardens in Seaford), and the website/catalog of Plant Delights Nursery in Raleigh. The last one isn't technically a book, but it's one of the best sources of things that will grow here and info on how to grow them.
Also not a book, but there are tons of free publications on many different topics available from VA Tech. I've included a link to the index of pubs. Great stuff and lots is very specific for Virginia.
Here is a link that might be useful: VA Tech publications index
Square Foot Gardening because Mel Bartholomew made family veggie gardening into a sensible process. I actually prefer the earlier editions, but any is better than none. His recipes for soil are just as effective when used for flowers.
Continuous Blooms (Pam Duthrie), for its extensive coverage. It's too easy to forget that sequential blooms can be as impressive as the usual all-summer flowers; and most of her suggestions do quite well in our area.
the Washington Star Garden Book. It was first written in the 60s and then updated in the 90's I have gone through at least three through the years and love it. They look at the Washington DC area zone and not south of say Charlottesville. I highly recommend it and many libraries in VA carry it.
Definitely, Pamela Harper's Time Tested Plants is a winner. My other favorites are Dirr's Manual of Woody Landscape Plants and Vertrees'/Gregory's Japanese Maples. Catalogs with a lot of helpful info on plants are Greer Gardens and ForestFarm; also Rare Finds Nursery.


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Far be it for me to start spreading rumors, but this one here is pretty interesting, true or not. After hearing Vice President Joe Biden rave so much about the new Corvette Stingray, it appears he might have recently taken delivery of one.
Evidently, the team at Chevy has no plans on slowing the momentum it's been gaining with the C7. Then again, why should they? Less than a couple of weeks after debuting that hot new convertible Z06 everyone has been raving over, the carmaker announces that it will also be offering two more limited design packages.
This week, forum member "FYREANT" posted the topic "What did you nickname your new C7 Stingray?" A lot of folks posted great replies in the thread, but the response that really caught my eye was this one from "Whataguy".
This morning, I began gathering data to write a post about how orange was a missing hue in the C7 Corvette paint scheme, but as I was scuba diving through the forums, news began to break from Corvette Forum members attending the 2014 National Corvette Museum Bash. According to forum member "mpuzach" (a.k.a. Mike), orange is coming back to the Corvette for 2015.
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Eddie Sachs was 37 when he was killed 50 years ago at the Indianapolis 500. Sachs' son, Eddie Jr. of Macomb Township, will help mark the anniversary of the crash on Sunday.
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HELENA, Montana: A Montana initiative focusing on the definition of a person in the state constitution was approved by the Montana Secretary of State for signature gathering. The measure would define "person" to include all members of the species Homo sapiens at any stage of development, according to the Montana Secretary of State's website. The proposed ballot measure was filed with the secretary's office on May 2, 2011. It was filed by Dr. Annie Bukacek.[1]
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Details: Inca Stone is a ho-hum crag in Boulder Canyon, up past the Bihedral about an additional .25 miles on the North side. The broken and 'chunky looking' crag faces primarily south and is somewhat sheltered by trees. It's close proximity to the road (~150 yards) leads to plenty of road-noise. On the right side, the short cliff is slightly overhung and seemed to have stayed dry even in the light rain that was falling when I visited this crag.
The rock quality is somewhat dubious in many spots, and the routes are between only 25-55 feet tall. The routes on the right-hand side might have been left as boulder broblems, were it not for the cleaver sitting below them at the base. Instead, one has 2 bolts and a bolted belay, for a mere 20' of climbing.
There are sport and trad routes there, but just a few of each. While a couple of the routes are not too bad, their short length prevents then from being noteworthy.
Maybe this is a good crag to visit on a rainy day or to practice rope-work at. It is far from being a desireable climbing destination, with all of that good rock so closely nearby. Get There: Go up Canyon Road from Boulder about .25 miles past The Bihedral, and pull over on the South side of the road. Walk back down on the road (east) until a less-steep area beside the road appears. The trail to the cliff base from there is evident, but not obvious. Walk up and left to the base of the cliff on either side, but it is hard to appraoch from the center.
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|We climbed at Inca Stone (aka Truth or Consequences) for the first time yesterday. I thought it was well worth a visit if you can climb hard 10 to 11. The right side had good sun until 3pm despite being relatively low down. The sun was just skirting the top of the ridge on the other side of the canyon. The left side was shady due to trees. The "window" is a mini natural wonder, and it's worthwhile hiking up to see that even if you don't plan to climb. It's likely that the name, "Inca Stone", is based on this natural window/arch.
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FSU, Miami duos lead freshman watch list
1. Safety Myron Rolle, Florida State
Our No. 1-ranked player in the 2006 class did not disappoint Florida State coaches this spring, when he emerged as the starting rover for the fall.
Rolle, a 6-foot-3 200-pound cornerback/safety hybrid, is not only big, fast and instinctive, but he is smart and picked things up very quickly. He provides coordinator Mickey Andrews with a lot of options because he can get up in press coverage, and he shows sideline-to-sideline range in run support.
Rolle is versatile and can play several positions on defense, not to mention return kicks as well. He has excellent football skills and is big enough to consistently play close to the line of scrimmage and flashes to be an explosive blitzer when called upon.
2. RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
Spiller is the ultimate scatback and should be the lightning to James Davis' thunder in 2006. Clemson is loaded on offense, and as good as Davis is, Spiller is a phenomenal player in space and the perfect fit for the spread offense and its zone blocking schemes, which exploit cutback lanes allow backs to cut against the grain.
Where fans will likely see Spiller make an impact is in the passing game. Swing routes, check downs and screens will get him in the open field and he'll make people miss, which will provide a big spark on third downs. He is undersized and may not be a full-time back just yet, but he is lightning in a bottle when the ball is in his hands.
3. RB Kylan Robinson, Miami
With the suspension of Tyrone Moss, Robinson, a Tampa product, could get his chance. He burst onto the scene as a senior after transferring from Alaska to Chamberlain High School and is like Eric Dickerson in terms of size, speed and running style.
Robinson is tall and well-built and has all the makings of the next great Miami back. He is a power runner with explosive capability in the open field, and he flashes the ability to wear down defenses over the course of the game.
4. WR/KR Sam Shields, Miami
With the losses of Sinorice Moss and Devin Hester to the NFL and inconsistent wide receiver play from Lance Leggett and Ryan Moore (suspended), the door is open for Shields to hit the field in 2006.
Shields is a big-play guy with adequate size and he has excellent ability as a route runner for a young player.
With Hester gone, there is a big void in the return game, and this is where Shields is special and could contribute right away. Incumbent Darnell Jenkins is fast, but the speed hasn't translated into consistent production. Shields has a knack for finding seams and getting upfield with no wasted motion.
5. TE Brandon Warren, Florida State
There was some question over whether Warren would qualify academically, but he did. Now he has a chance to take over the starting reins at tight end.
It has been a long time since Florida State had a difference maker at tight end, and Warren, the top tight end in the '06 class, is a difference maker as an overall athlete. He could appear at fullback, H-back and even give the team a spark at defensive end.
Warren is considered a significant receiving threat, particularly over the middle, where the Seminoles need a presence. He is big, fast and shows rare athleticism and versatility.
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Release DateNovember 02, 2012 (Limited)
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Duration93 min.
Production Budget$16 millions
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 21, 2013 at 8:37 am
I am not a dog owner at present, but have lived with dogs much of my life.
I think it is about time dog owners were given better facilities to allow their dogs to run offleash. A well exercised dog is much better behaved than a dog who only gets exercise on leash or on hard surfaces. Every dog should have the opportunity to catch a stick on grass - not dirt.
I wish the best to this dog owner group and hope to see some better use made of our parks for dogs.
a resident of Midtown
on Jun 21, 2013 at 1:07 pm
Greer Park has a pathetically tiny dog run, it's so small a large dog can hardly turn around in it!!!
I always thought it was an opportunity for dog owners to have asked for the newly landscaped area of Greer Park adjacent to the frontage road to H.101. Unfortunately, not nearly enough dog owners stepped forward to lobby for it, so that was a big opportunity missed.
Perhaps that section of Greer Park could be opened up to dog owners from 8:00 am - 10:00 am, I never see anyone walking or using that newly landscaped area of Greer Park, which I walk by regularly.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 21, 2013 at 5:06 pm
When the local dog owners quit leaving their dog's crap on my yard and sidewalk, I'll be more inclined toward a proposal like this.
a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Jun 21, 2013 at 11:51 pm
According to my vet, dog parks expose dogs unnecessarily to parasites. They also endanger unaggressive dogs by allowing socialization with bigger, stronger, more aggressive dogs whose owners are not in good control of them. Many small or shy dogs have been injured or killed by large aggressive dogs who mauled them in a dog park, while the owners stood by helplessly.
If your dog needs exercise, walk or run them on leash, throw the ball for them in your back yard, but do not take them to a dog park!
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 22, 2013 at 12:25 pm
An off leash dog area in Open Space is a bad idea. Arastradero Preserve has a history of coyote vs domestic k9s for several years now. There are other hazards such as rattlesnakes, grey foxes, skunks and there is the ticks. The baylands would be even worse with federal protection of nesting birds for most of the year. Bad idea.
a resident of Jordan Middle School
on Jun 23, 2013 at 1:30 pm
Why should we spend our money on dog owners? So many of them completely disrespect our property, trespassing onto our private property to leave dog feces and urine stains, filling our PAUSD playgrounds with dog feces. Feces is not safe for humans. If it were so safe, why don't dog owners pick up the feces with their bare hands? Our children step in the feces and fall on the feces but these dog owners think it's okay? Many dog owners are so lazy that they will not use dog parks anyway because the nearest PAUSD site is closer to their home.
Why was there an ordinance enacted about owners picking up their dog's feces? Because so many weren't doing it otherwise.
And many owners blatantly allow their dogs to run off leash in our parks and school grounds, which is against ordinance also.
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A hi-tech multimedia remembrance website and smartphone application for Christchurch's earthquake-ravaged High St has been unveiled.
A University of Canterbury postgraduate student is investigating what has happened to 355 businesses in Christchurch's core inner city area.
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It was a warm fair day on the 16th December 1919, a light nor'easterly breeze was blowing through the city. Much the same weather was being experienced throughout the whole of the Dominion.
The Great Christchurch Buildings Trust says it's got plenty of financial support for its fight to save the quake damaged Christ Church Cathedral.
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The process of getting the go ahead from the city council for the emergency storage depot at 124 Garlands Rd is going very slowly.The Spreydon Heathcote community board voted early August 2012 for the council to find a work base for Addington Action to use for the repair programme. 124 Garlands Rd in Opawa was the only piece of land available for this purpose and a 5 year lease was signed in October. Some things to consider.
Christchurch Town Hall is a step closer to being saved after a council committee agreed it should be fully restored.
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The Canterbury earthquakes irrevocably damaged Christchurch's High Street precinct. The area's Victorian and Edwardian streetscapes and series of lively interconnected laneways have changed forever, with a majority of its mostly masonry heritage buildings now demolished.
Richard Sellars of Nelson-based Continuum Architecture emerged as the winner of Southern Response's architectural design competition for The Cantabrian home, organised in conjunction with the New Zealand Institute of Architects.
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Faux Arcadia is a new project for the city by local artist Michaela Cox. The series consists of 10 images (including five stereograms) from Cox's MFA (master of Fine Arts) which are mounted on the sides of buildings around the central city. "This project is my way, as an artist, of contributing to the rebuild […]
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A University of Canterbury (UC) transport expert believes Christchurch could become a state of the art cycle-friendly city.
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The Christchurch Town Hall is one of the most "significant heritage buildings" in the city, an art history lecturer says.
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Putin's statement on Ukraine plane crash
Russian President Vladimir Putin opened a meeting with top economic advisers late Thursday with comments on the crash of a Malaysian airline…
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It just doesn't feel that way.
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The Clippers have signed forward Jordan Hamilton for the remainder of the season, the team announced Friday.
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Hamilton, who had previously signed two 10-day contracts with the club, suffered a high ankle sprain on Sunday and was an unrestricted free agent after Monday, when his second 10-day deal expired.
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LOS ANGELES – The stretch that just started isn't about the five sub-.500 teams the Clippers will play in the next seven games.
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"I just look at us," he said before Tuesday's game with Charlotte.
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LOS ANGELES – With his star set to return for the first time in more than a month, Doc Rivers knew it was going to take time.
He knew Griffin would look rusty; he knew Griffin would need time to find his rhythm.
He didn't know, though, it'd extend to the rest of his team.
Passes thrown off the scorer's table, passes thrown to the opponents, guys falling on the floor – the Clippers never looked quite right Sunday in Griffin's return, a ...Read the rest of this entry »
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torture \tor"ture\, verb (used with an object) [imp. & p. p. {tortured} (t[^o]r"t[-u]rd; 135); p. pr. & vb. n. {tTorturing.}] [Cf. F. Torturer. ]
1. To put to torture; to pain extremely; to harass; to vex.
2. To punish with torture; to put to the rack; as, to torture an accused person. --Shak.
3. To wrest from the proper meaning; to distort. --Jar. Taylor.
4. To keep on the stretch, as a bow. [Obs.]
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Torture \Tor"ture\ (t[^o]r"t[-u]r; 135), noun [F., fr. L. tortura, fr. torquere, tortum, to twist, rack, torture; probably akin to Gr. tre'pein to turn, G. drechseln to turn on a lathe, and perhaps to E. queer. Cf. {Contort}, {Distort}, {Extort}, {Retort}, {Tart}, noun, {Torch}, {Torment}, {Tortion}, {Tort}, {Trope.}]
1. Extreme pain; anguish of body or mind; pang; agony; torment; as, torture of mind. --Shak.
Ghastly spasm or racking torture. --Milton.
2. Especially, severe pain inflicted judicially, either as punishment for a crime, or for the purpose of extorting a confession from an accused person, as by water or fire, by the boot or thumbkin, or by the rack or wheel.
3. The act or process of torturing.
Torture, which had always been deciared illegal, and which had recently been declared illegal even by the servile judges of that age, was inflicted for the last time in England in the month of May, 1640. --Macaulay.
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1: extreme mental distress [syn: {anguish}, {torment}, {torture}]
2: unbearable physical pain [syn: {torture}, {torment}]
3: intense feelings of suffering; acute mental or physical pain; "an agony of doubt"; "the torments of the damned" [syn: {agony}, {torment}, {torture}]
4: the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean [syn: {distortion}, {overrefinement}, {straining}, {torture}, {twisting}]
5: the deliberate, systematic, or wanton infliction of physical or mental suffering by one or more persons in an attempt to force another person to yield information or to make a confession or for any other reason; "it required unnatural torturing to extract a confession" [syn: {torture}, {torturing}]
1: torment emotionally or mentally [syn: {torment}, {torture}, {excruciate}, {rack}]
2: subject to torture; "The sinners will be tormented in Hell, according to the Bible" [syn: {torture}, {excruciate}, {torment}]
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Marsha, I couldn't find an email for you and wondered if you would send me the measurements you created for the falling charms quilts. I want to make a lap quilt and hope to do it this weekend.
Thanks, Bev
Was I supposed to send you an email??? Yikes-I didn't know-sorry! :(
It is an incredibly fast ~& that makes it fun~ quilt to make.
It is from Jenny Doan at Missouri Quilts - I watched her tutorial.
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Using 5" squares & 2.5" strips -charm packs & jelly rolls - or cut your own.
Makes a 6.5" block (Mine measured 6 7/8" on both quilts I made)
70 blocks =7 across x 10 down
46 x 64 = borders
Need 24 2.5" strips
2 charm packs makes a generous throw (80 blocks)
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2. Chain piece Charms from step 1 onto strip - got 6 per strip
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Think "7" & "L" to layout --strip fabric looks like "7" or "L"
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Next row L block, 7 block, L block, 7 block
I made 7 across - 9 down with a 1.5" + 3.5" borders -- 54 x 66.5 for a Nap / recliner quilt for DH. He likes borders & he thinks 49 x 56 after shrinkage is perfect.
If you are using one of the fabrics from the charms for the border -- do not let it land on an end or corner. I did - it bugs me -- so I had to add the inner border to separate it.
The other one I made from 2 different Charm packs I had bought along time ago and I don't seem to ever use charms.
It is so fast to make. It would be really cute 'girlie' or for a baby.
Here is a link that might be useful: Missouri Quilts tutorial
Bev-I read your goals for Dec -- YES the Falling Charms is very doable by Christmas. I was able to find the tutorial, put together the fabric from my meager stash, cut out all the 5" squares and strips from scraps, and get it finished to the top stage -- in 1.5 days. My only interruption was feed and walking the dog.
I should also mention - in both quilts, I had one way design fabrics--pay attention to how you place them. A few I had to resew after they were on the design wall so 'heads' wouldn't be upside down :~)
Yes, I used the same fabric for all the background strips. I did not use a solid, but a textured shaded lightish gold on one and a Moda primitive muslin on the other. It was an ecru with mottled tan. I think it would be way to busy if you used different color strips. Both my quilts were theme quilts, so the charms were the focus.
I think this quilt would look spectacular in a black or navy or any deep dark color as the strips and batiks for the charms.
Lots of possibilities for kids quilts.
I'll post my pics soon. I'm always on the wrong computer to post the pics.
The lap quilt is finished, washed, wrapped and under the tree. Marsha, I used your directions and it came out the perfect size. I wasn't sure about the burgundy quilting, but it is growing on me. These are some of the same fabrics I used for her Kimono wallhanging, which she loved. Everything was from my stash. Sorry for the three posts, but I am too lazy to put in in photobucket tonight.
Oh so pretty. Love the colors and quilting. I got hooked, but only made a table runner, will post once I quilt it.
I see the hearts quilted in the border! Fabulous! Your choice of fabrics are perfect for this quilt. I like the burgundy quilting. I also used a contrasting - ish thread -- and wasn't sure until after I washed it and see it being used, it was the right choice - a darker or contrasting thread helps break up the monotony of the background.
I am sure she will love it!
Did you like making it? Will you make another?
It does feel good using fabric only from your stash -- now I know how good that feels! (Sharon must always be giddy!)
I am so happy you took the plunge and got this completed this month. Think about how fast this quilt would be to make if you used charms and didn't have to cut the squares.
Thanks for posting the pictures -- and Photobucket has become a real pain to use.
LindaB -- I want to see your table runner!
Somewhere I read a post about this pattern and the "poster" said that next time she would do the sashing (plain) strips a bit narrower. It would reduce the "empty" space but would affect the overall size. Maybe try it on a runner or something small.
This pattern is in my 2014 folder of must-do's.
Your fabric choices are great, Bev! And I like your loop-de-loops and quilted hearts......nice job! I don't know that I would make the strips any narrower, but it's a thought. I still need to sew my blocks together.....been busy with pillow cases.
Marsha! Shhhhh, now everyone will know my secret for giddiness. LOL DH ripped the knee out of his flame sleep pants the other day and was getting ready to toss them when I grabbed them, cut them off at the rip, made him some shorts and used the leg fabric for a cuff on a Batman pillowcase. LOL Oh yeah, use it up! Dig deep!
At first I thought the burgundy thread was too much contrast, but like Marsha, once I washed it and got used to it I was glad it broke up the pink. I really enjoyed making it. It worked up so fast. I always feel like I am in a rush. If I ever make things up a little ahead, I would leave them on the new design wall (flannel backed vinyl) I bought but haven't hung yet for a few days. There are a couple spots I would have changed out a lighter block for the darker one, but I am very happy with it. I'm having a hard time not showing the pic to her sister, who will appreciate it. I asked DD if she wanted to open a present early, but she was shocked and said I had to wait to give it until Christmas. I guess the tables have turned and she is the grown up and I am the child now. LOL
Sharon, at least you weren't so frugal you cut the pants off while he was still wearing them!
Thanks for posting about this, I went to the site and it looks like a project I would like to do. Also there are a couple of Jacob's Ladder videos there that look like winners. I did the Jelly Roll Race quilt and it really did work out fast and came out pretty well considering I wasn't too fond of the fabric. Haven't been posting lately because of illness in the family. Grandson (11) was in the hospital for 2 weeks, 2 months ill before that. He was finally diagnosed with Crohn's which pretty much devastated all of us. But he's back home and looking and feeling much better. It's been difficult and unfortunately will have to be something that we will have to very closely monitor from now on. In the meantime, while he was in the hospital I got bronchitis and didn't dare go for fear of infecting him while he was on the equipment. I'm pretty much wiped out physically and emotionally. Will be glad to kick this year out the door and get back to a normal life, and back to the sewing room.


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