EQ Block
EQ logo block colored to look like waving American flag Block from EQ Library: Contemporary Pieced, Home Delights
St. Charles, Illinois USA
cptvdeo@inil.com
Ring Around the
Fourth of July Pole
I colored the EQ logo block to look like a waving American flag. The symmetries tool in EQ5 offered this design when the blocks were rotated. The double points out border is also new in EQ5.
St. Charles, Illinois USA
cptvdeo@inil.com
3D Baby Blocks 1
Each block has a red "floor," and white and blue walls.
Somerville TX pjautry@aol.com
3D Baby Blocks 2
Each block has a red "floor," and white and blue walls.
Somerville TX pjautry@aol.com
Bang
Germantown, WI astephany@wi.rr.com
Celebrating the Red, White, and Blue
A Big brass band, Strains of "Stars and Stripes Forever", Fried Chicken on a blanket... And fireworks brilliant in the endless night sky.
(The main blocks and fabrics are all from the EQ5 libraries. The border blocks were created in patch draw)
jhortonnc@nc.rr.com
Geranium Trellis
Name comes fromt the small geranium like flowers that come from the meeting of the corners of the larger blocks.
kwyltr@cox.net
Byzantine July
EQ5 tile blocks
I modified one corner of the Bysantine tile block to match the peacock feather block in order to have a more flowing design. I used several fabrics for each color to provide more interest.
Brockport, New York
click here to email Linda
Red, White and Blue
This is block # 1250 from Block Base. I had a lot of fun playing with the symmetry tool.
Michigan
L5dv5@msn.com
Red, White, and Blue!
My Canadian interpratation of the challenge.The summer sun surrounded by our patriotic maple leaves. Designed from lessons in a recent course from Quilt Univesity, Layouts and Libraries. My first attempt at design and certainly my first submission for viewing 34x34
Kamloops, BC
click here to email Margaret
Red, White, and Blue!
America Waves
Her Colors
This quilt was colored so the red, white and blue would meld together and give a feeling of waves.
Wonder Lake, IL
grey0925@rsg.org
Stars and Sparkles
BB2 1817d
The Mexican Star
jernpat@attbi.com
Woven Quilt
Moline, Illinois
click here to email Sheila
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Sheila's homepage
Red, White, and Blue!
ring around
mulberry bush
Red, White, and Blue!
This is my 2nd challenge. I find these alot of fun!
ghth@fidnet.com
Union MO
Stripes of cabins
dshore@satx.rr.com
San Antonio, Texas
Red, White, and Blue!
My first entry in the challenge!
click here to email Lynda
Old Glory!
I love this program!!!
click here to email Lynda
Red, White, and Blue!
bcampbell3@iVillage.com
Let Freedom Ring
I've tried to show freedom ringing from sea to shining sea and over our mountains majesty.
click here to email Donna
Red White and Blue!
Using traditional blocks from the EQ library
Roslyn PA Arvinanc@aol.com
Red White and Blue!
Using traditional blocks from the EQ library
Roslyn PA Arvinanc@aol.com
Carol A C
Red White and Blue!
Stack`n Slash in EQ
One block in different red, white and blue fabrics. I draw it in Easy Draw.
quilter@online.no
Fireworks!
This quilt was inspired by watching the fireworks displays on July 1st (Canada Day) and July 4th (U.S.A. Independence Day). I found the main blocks using the search feature with the words "Fireworks" & "Chrysanthemum". I then adapted the stars from the "Fireworks" block for one of the border blocks and for the centre of the sashing blocks. The larger border block is 1/4 of the "Chrysanthemum" block. For my fabrics I chose "Celestials" by Hoffman to represent the dark blue of the night sky, "Essentials" by Hoffman for the sparks of red in the fireworks, and "Texture" by Jennifer Sampou for the fireworks light against the night sky.
Winnipeg, MB Canada
hkleiner@attcanada.ca
Star Flower
This quilt was inspired by Irma Gail Hatcher's "Irish Eyes".
San Antonio, Texas
quiltzoo@texas.net
Traditional America
Mrs. Roosevelt's Favorite Block was used for a BOM quilt and I was looking for simple setting ideas.
Lake Villa, IL
ddenman@acnielsen.com
Patriotism All Around
Mrs. Roosevelt's Favorite Block was used for a BOM quilt and I was looking for simple setting ideas.
Lake Villa, IL
ddenman@acnielsen.com
After the Storm
Storm at Sea variation
Clinton, CT dlneri@portone.com
Mariner's Delight
I started out with a small Mariner's compass and it kept growing and changing, it looks nothing like what I started with. I really enjoyed completing this challenge.
London, Ontario, Canada
click here to email Judy