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Club EQ Album: November 2002 Challenge: Superimpose Blocks! Page 12

"Explore the EQ Block Library and find two blocks that can be superimposed to create an entirely new block. This can be a really fun thing to do and something you might not think to do without the computer to help you! Start by looking at blocks with similar grids. You can explore further by getting bold about what you combine.

The superimposing or overlaying of one block design over another can be done in the Edit mode from the Sketchbook. Save two blocks into the project Sketchbook. Edit one and select all the lines. Copy. Then Paste those lines over another block drawing that you have selected to Edit from the Sketchbook. Carefully center one over the other and look for design elements to highlight with color."

-Barb Vlack


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Quilt 177
Quilt 178
Quilt 179
Quilt 180
Kathy B.
Block Close-up


KBagioni@cs.com
Astrid Berge
Starry Night Flower


Norway
quilter@online.no
Astrid Berge
Starry Night


Norway
quilter@online.no
Kris Driessen
Christmas Trip to Arkansas


Combination of Road to Arkansas and Trip around the World
QuiltBus.com
Quilt 181
Quilt 182
Quilt 183
Quilt 184
Kirsten Yee
Kaleidoscope over Album Quilt


Quilt created from block created by superimposing a Kaleidoscope block over an Album block. Both blocks are from EQ5 libraries. Kaleidoscope lines were redrawn to make things match with the Album block. Colour experimentation both with the block and quilt led to the addition of lines and the removal of lines to create the end effect click here to email Kristen
Laurie Hopman
Fishies My Sewing Room


Uses Diamond in the Square from Library and a curved block I drew a while back and called Gingko Curves---I drew it to be able to use Virginia Walton's Creative Curves ruler. The reason it becomes an overlaid block is so I could add the eye to the fishes; the simple superimposition is visible in the pieced section. Laurie Hopman Hilo, HI
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Lynda Corzine
Sunrise Over Provence


merged a skewed 9 patch and a drunkard's path Lycorz10@hotmail.com
Lynda Corzine
Second Thoughts


Same blocks used with different setting
Lycorz10@hotmail.com
Quilt 185
Quilt 186
Quilt 187
Quilt 188
Linda Price
Snow Fly Quilt


First attempt at the challenge. Used Shoo Fly and Flowering Snowball. Humboldt, Iowa pcquilting@excite.com
Linda M. Remley
Moroccan Fantasy


This is too much fun! I wouldn't want to make either of these, but it sure is fun to design. Block H029 imposed on Queen's Pride from BlockBase Brockport, NY humans@rochester.rr.com
Linda M. Remley
All Kinds of Stars


Block Eight-Pointed Star superimposed on All Kinds Brockport, N Y humans@rochester.rr.com
Marieke Valk
Christmas Stars II


Shadow Star + Priscilla blocks Marieke Valk The Netherlands
Quilt 189
Quilt 190
Quilt 191
Quilt 192
Marieke Valk
Christmas Stars


Eight-pointed Star+Shadow Star I loved this idea off superimposing blocks. When I did that, I deleted some lines. I love the possibilities of designing new blocks. The Netherlands
Maureen Callahan
Unnamed


Mac75cal@aol.com
Maureen Callahan
Flying Geese Crossing I


The Flying Geese VII & Cross X were used to create a new block. 8" blocks in 6 X 6 layout with 1" sashing and 3 mitered borders. Maureen Callahan Wilson, New York click here to email Maureen.
Maureen Callahan
Flying Geese Crossing II


The Flying Geese VII & Cross X were used to create a new block. 8" blocks in 6 X 6 layout with 1" sashing and 3 mitered borders. Maureen Callahan Wilson, New York click here to email Maureen.

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