it comes a day after friday s massive bombardment of ukraine, the biggest of the war so far. ukraine s president zelensky says at least 39 people were killed when 150 russian missiles and drones were launched at cities across ukraine. here s our russia editor steve rosenberg. caught on kim, a giant explosion in the centre of boulder road there was panic while people ran for cover. caught on camera. russia says at least 20 civilians were killed and more than 100 injured, after a series of ukrainian strikes on the heart of the city. although the russian military claims it has shut down most of the missiles. as emergency crews rushed to the scene, the scale of the damage became clear. billowing smoke making belgrade look more than ever like a front line city. ukraine s border is just 20 miles away. the local government or is said that this is the deadliest showing that his region has experienced. the attack came just a day after russia had carried out a huge wave of strike
massive bombardment of ukraine, the biggest of the war so far. ukraine s president zelensky says at least 39 people were killed when 150 russian missiles and drones were launched at cities across ukraine. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse gave us this update from kyiv. the kremlin promised that these drone attacks by ukraine wouldn t go unpunished, in its words, and it hasn t hung around in its response. a day after launching more than 150 missiles on cities across ukraine, we are told by authorities in kharkiv, in the northeastern city, also close to the russian border, that a medicalfacility, residential blocks and other public spaces have been hit, including a hotel that our team was staying at four days ago. and itjust reminds you of the risk that city s civilian areas face. and you don t necessarily need to be close to the border or the front lines for that threat to go away. it is a threat that faces the whole of ukraine. and we ve seen this, the more than 70 l
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and i had a roll in my kitchen of parchment paper, and so, that s what i used for my foundation, cause it was handy and it s lightweight, and so, for every quadrant, i cut myself a piece of lightweight parchment paper baking parchment. and you decided to do that instead of a strip set because string piecing like that is kind of fun, right? exactly. i think, you know. yeah, then i would have you know, actually, think about it is if i made strip sets. the order would be all the same in certain ones. it would repeat. in this way, it was just, like, eating chocolate. just grab one out of the box and or eating cookies that you baked on your parchment paper. right, exactly. so, i m gonna clear this block a little bit cause we re gonna have an area to work on right here. and we re gonna show you how to make one of those quadrants. so, i should just pick something out to start with. and how did you decide, by the way, what size to make your quadrants and what size to make y
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