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Club EQ Album: November 2002 Challenge: Superimpose Blocks! Page 7

"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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Jean J Triple Whammy 1 I had fun overlaying two blocks and then I wondered what would happen if I overlaid three blocks. This is the result! I used Contemporary pieced prairie style Downing, Classic pieced simple blocks Indian Hatchets and Classic pieced simple blocks Four patch variation3. Hoffman fabric palette 1 click here to email			Jean J Triple Whammy 2 click here to email			Denice Christmas Night I used the two blocks, Clay's Choice and Four X Variation. Click here to email Denise			Denice Christmas Night Runner I used the 2 blocks, Clay's Choice and Four X Variation. Toledo, Ohio click here to email Denise
Quilt 101			Quilt 102			Quilt 103			Quilt 104
Donna Nutt Unnamed			Jeanna Grabuskie Nana's Delight Corona, California jgrabuskie@attbi.com			Jeanna Grabuskie For Joe Corona, California jgrabuskie@attbi.com			Danka Kruszewska Off-Center Log Cabin through Attic Window Saarbrücken, Germany click here to email Danka
Quilt 105			Quilt 106			Quilt 107			Quilt 108
Danka Kruszewska Gretian Square in Quarter Cabin Saarbrücken, Germany click here to email Danka			Ann Czompo Southwest Star Dark block w/pinwheel combined Arkansas Snowflake & The Mayflower Original design. Williamsburg, VA click here to email Ann			Ann Czompo Southwest Autumn Cross block combined #2571 & 2881. Dark block w/pinwheel combined Arkansas Snowflake & The Mayflower. Original design. Williamsburg, VA click here to email Ann			Barb Rotondi Rotating Star I just bought EQ5 and this is my first real project (I have been quilting for quite a few years but this is the first time I have used computer software to create a block). I used the Star Dahlia and Lemoyne Star Variation because I like the stars. This project may have some extraneous pieces because some things didn't work like I thought. It was fun and will be the first of many. November 2002 click here to email Barb
Quilt 109			Quilt 110			Quilt 111			Quilt 112
Judy Best Poinsettia The block for this quilt was created using the Double Wedding Ring and the Blazing Star Blocks. Depending on how you colour the blocks the design changes. It was difficult the choose which colouring to submit for the challenge. London, Ontario, Canada click here to email Judy			Audrey Stulberger Jelly Donut Mosaic Both of the blocks in this quilt come from EQ5 library or from Block Base. The blocks used are Jelly Donut and Mosaic. New Jersey audstul@comcast.net			Audrey Stulberger Autumn Quilt Both of the blocks in this quilt come from EQ5 library or from Block Base. The blocks used are Diamond in the Square and #1235. New Jersey audstul@comcast.net			Marje Rhine Double-Cross and Kaleidoscope II

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