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I-Spy Rainbow Economy Block quilt. 65x50 by tell tale threads Via Flickr: These blocks came from the block of the month at my local quilt guild. It didn't bother me that the size of the blocks varied - I had to add a border to some and cut the points off others. It is an I-Spy quilt so no one will be looking at points, just the fun images inside the squares. My blocks were made using a paper piecing pattern but I think most of our guild members preferred the piecing method. Both work! I tried different layouts, but went back to a striped rainbow similar to an earlier quilt I made. The back is flannel, with the centre strip being a leftover road map from another quilt. I had the perfect rainbow striped fabric for the binding, but it must have been too late at night when I cut it. The next morning when I went to attach the binding, I found I had cut it all at 1.25" instead of 2.25"! I then chose a black and white fabric for the binding.

Gamespresso writes “at its core, Tom Clancys Rainbow Six Siege is a fun game of strategy in attacking or defending an objective. The creative approach to these objectives is where this game really shines. Outside of that though, the developers could have done a better job with the visuals, shooting mechanics, and most of all in a multiplayer centered game, matchmaking.” N4G: news feed

Pixelgate.co.uk writes: ”Rainbow Six: Siege has been out for a few weeks now, and one of its main problems is became clear. While the lack of content and modes is a detracting factor, the current big issue is much more human. Sieges biggest problem is its players.” N4G: news feed