Light Yellow - Tina's Fabric Nook

This quilt block shows a square building with a square roof. The building is a light tan, and the roof a very dark brown. On the roof is a light yellow sign with the words, "Driving School" written on it in pen. Below that is another sign, this one showing a blue car with white stitching outlining it. Below that is a dark brown door the same shade as the roof, and a large almost black sign with a gray upper case L in it. This is all against a blue salmon-patterned background.

Block-A-Day 232 – Driving School

Tina August 20, 2021Block-A-Day Leave a Comment

When I was 15 my high school taught driver’s education. A regular class we went to every day for several weeks. We had a Driver’s Ed car that had pedals on both sides.

This quilt block shows a yellow taxi cab from the side against a light blue salmon-patterned background. The taxi is a bright yellow fabric, with light gray fabrics for the windows, windshield, and fenders. There is a light yellow sign on top that has the word

This quilt block shows a yellow taxi cab from the side against a light blue salmon-patterned background. The taxi is a bright yellow fabric, with light gray fabrics for the windows, windshield, and fenders. There is a light yellow sign on top that has the word

Block-A-Day 155 – Vinnie’s TAXI

Tina June 4, 2021Block-A-Day Leave a Comment

Vinnie drives the cab. There hasn’t always been a TAXI in That Town. Vinnie used to live in Trenton, where he drove a cab for 30 years.

This quilt block shows a dark blue somewhat short compact car from a side view. It's facing left. The front angles down, and the back is a rectangle. The headlights, windshield, and window are yellow pieces of fabric. There are two tires that are black with off-white two-holed buttons in the center.

This quilt block shows a dark blue somewhat short compact car from a side view. It's facing left. The front angles down, and the back is a rectangle. The headlights, windshield, and window are yellow pieces of fabric. There are two tires that are black with off-white two-holed buttons in the center.

Block-A-Day 127 – Electric Cars

Tina May 7, 2021Block-A-Day Leave a Comment

The first electric was a crude model made by an English inventor, Robert Anderson in 1832. Yep you read that right 1832! Then in 1870 a more practical model was developed for a wider market.