Club EQ June 2003 Results! (page 3)

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Club EQ Album: June 2003 Challenge: I'm Seeing Stars! Page 3

"Design a quilt using a quilt layout from the Layout Library - Stars. Use only the Stars category of layouts, but you may choose any of the layout styles there."

-Barb Vlack

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Quilt 65	Quilt 66	Quilt 67	Quilt 68
Dorothy Milligan Pink Posies 9 degree wedge is the name of this block in EQ Library. Wonder if the block designer ever envisioned this!	Janet Tannahill July Star This challenge was so much fun! Choosing just two quilts was the hardest part! Mission, KS sammy1651@aol.com	Janet Tannahill 3-D Star This challenge was so much fun! Choosing just two quilts was the hardest part! Mission, KS sammy1651@aol.com	Jane VanDenburg Star Dance Stars 30 layout. Gwinn MI janeisla@yahoo.com

Quilt 69	Quilt 70	Quilt 71	Quilt 72
Jane VanDenburg Ring Around the Stars Stars 43 layout. Gwinn MI janeisla@yahoo.com	Joanne Ripberger KaleidoStar I used the Celtic Patch 2, Arabia, Arabesque and Roman Villa blocks. Parker, AZ jojorip@msn.com	Joanne Ripberger ii Star I used the Celtic Patch 2 and Roman Villa blocks. Parker, AZ jojorip@msn.com	Kathleen Potvin Fariswheel I used the Stars 13 layout which I've used many times before. It does amazing things with a block and rotations. Maybe someday I will get the courage to try a 'Y' seam and actually sew one. I used the Strip Circles block from the 'log cabin like' category of the EQ library. I edited the same block to eliminate some unnecessary seams for the outer row. Ft Wayne, Indiana bobkat@onlyinternet.net

Quilt 73	Quilt 74	Quilt 75	Quilt 76
Kathleen Potvin Starburst This design is identical to the Fariswheel Quilt with coloring and rotation for a different effect, using Stars 13 layout and Strip Circles block from the EQ library. Just imagine what beautiful table covers & tree shirts could be created with the Stars 13 layout if you left out the corner triangles, and EQ will print your skewed blocks perfectly! It doesnt get much better than this. Thanks electric quilt company... You are a star! Ft Wayne, Indiana bobkat@onlyinternet.net	Kathy Costello Flower Chain Powell, TN kathyc2556	Kathy Costello Pathway to the Sun Powell, TN kathyc2556	Linda M. Remley Mardi Gras Brockport, NY humans@rochester.rr.com

Quilt 77	Quilt 78	Quilt 79	Quilt 80
Linda M. Remley Rick Rack Brockport, NY humans@rochester.rr.com	Marilyn Rembolt Woozy Star Lincoln, NE msrembolt@inebraska.com	Marilyn Rembolt Diagonal Ribbon Star Lincoln, NE msrembolt@inebraska.com	Mary Ann Mandiak Ribbon Candy Angola, NY Rosemandy@rocketmail.com

Quilt 81	Quilt 82	Quilt 83	Quilt 84
Mary Ann Mandiak Pineapple ferns Angola, NY Rosemandy@rocketmail.com	Barbara Hamrin Starry Improved Nine Patch This will be a real and not just a virtual quilt as I love the Improved Nine Patch block. Falmouth, MA quiltbee@cape.com	Barbara Hamrin Nine in a Star in a Star Falmouth MA quiltbee@cape.com	Berit Pramm Stars all over A Lone Star block drawn from EQ Drawing book by Patti Anderson. Norway bpramm@online.no

Quilt 85	Quilt 86	Quilt 87	Quilt 88
Berit Pramm Stars through my window The Stars are drawn in Easy Draw. Norway bpramm@online no	Bertha Hawley Purple Starburst Stars 42	Betsy Miller Cherry Burst ClubEQ Fan from Illinois. miller_b5775@yahoo.com	Bobbie Lehman Blue Blossom I only had one block in the EQ5 file where I started this challenge. I brought up the Stars 10 Layout, then I accidentally held the "Control" key down when I placed the block into one of the squares and "WOW" what a design! After playing with color and the rotate button I soon had 45 quilts to choose from to send in. It was hard to narrow it down to 2. This has been a wonderful experience. Sun City Hilton Head, SC