For clarification, yes, fabric arranged into a unit are often called quilt blocks. What I mean is real wooden blocks. What do you see when you look in this box?
Do you see quares, half-square triangles (or right-angled triangle for you non-quilters) and 45-degree diamonds (or rhombus for my mathematically-inclined relatives)?
What did I see when I looked in the box? (Hint: what can you make with squares, half-square triangles and 45-degree diamonds?)
A quilt!
And my niece and nephew can play with them when they come to visit. It seems only fair since I played with their blocks the last time I visited them.
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I love these blocks for teaching children about geometrical shapes when they are old enough to understand.
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