Linda Dawson
Linda Dawson
Forrest Fires Last Forever
Linda M. Remley
Autumn in New York
Brockport, New York
humans@rochester.rr.com
Bargello 1
This looks better with the outlines turned off. Anyone who downloads the file should be sure to look at it that way.
I
used the Bargello layout from the Layout Library and played with
putting blocks into the layout. I tried many color combination, and
the "glow effect" of some combos was amazing!
Champaign, Illinois
coeur@soltec.net
Lisa Ruch
Bargello 2
Needless to say, I would *never* tackle making this quilt in real life!
I started with the Bargello layout from the Layout Library, and put
pieced blocks into the layout. Coloring them can be tedious, but the
results are worth the effort!
Champaign, Illinois
coeur@soltec.net
Lynn Majidimehr
Fall Colors
After playing with color on the graph that I made up, this was my
favorite (for today anyway).
Woodinville, WA
lynn-am@comcast.net
Manuela
Flowers
I hope you like my design, as much as I do.
Nidderau, Germany
manuela@clouser-net.de
Manuela's site
My Bargello Heart
martha@nycap.rr.com
Maureen Callahan
Bargell O' My Heart
A simple bargello block arranged in a simple block quilt layout with sashing.
Wilson, NY
QuiltBlocks4me@aol.com
Maureen Callahan
Bargello in a Blender
A not-so-simple bargello block arranged in a star quilt layout.
Wilson, NY
QuiltBlocks4me@aol.com
Mickie Swall
Summer Outside the City
Cranberry Township. PA
Mickie143@hotmail.com
Rainbow Romance
Cranberry Township. PA
Mickie143@hotmail.com
Nancy Anderson
Bargello
Using the
Layout library - Basics by style #1 last style.
arvinanc@msn.com
Nancy Anderson
Bargello in the "Round"
An attempt to reproduce the "Bargello in the round" found
in a book from the library. It doesn't have quite the same look.
arvinanc@msn.com
Nancy
Berry Field
88" Long Strips from 4.50" to 1" Wide
Wonder Lake, IL
grey0925@rsg.org
Nancy Blake
O! Christmas Tree
In Marge Edie's book "A New Slant on Bargello Quilts," she
discusses using a 45 degree block in the strips. I'm not sure if this
is what she meant, but this design reminded me of a Christmas tree,
so I colored it that way.
Windquilt@aol.com
Pamela Bagwell
Scape
This is my first challenge, really my first EQ project so it
seems pretty basic compared to what I have seen others create. It is
a start and I am excited about creating more.
Knoxville, TN
pbquiltr@bellsouth.net
Pat Tribbey
The designs in this project file were inspired
by the designs in an old book that I have -- "Bargello is Easy" by
Peri Wolfman.
I have a webpage with
my entries from clubEQ past challenges.
anotherpat@aol.com
Pat Tribbey
The designs
in this project file were inspired by the designs in an old book
that I have -- "Bargello is Easy" by
Peri Wolfman.
I have a webpage with my entries from clubEQ past challenges.
anotherpat@aol.com
Amish Goes Italian
Choctaw, Oklahoma
handwork@krafters.net
Krafters website
Ruth Rocker
Bargello Flower
Choctaw, Oklahoma
handwork@krafters.net
Krafters website
Sharon Archer
Love Garden
This is the first quilt I have designed in EQ. I may not have
done it the best or most efficient way, but what fabulous fun ! I had
wanted to add quilted or applique hearts and/or vines in the sashing
rows and border but haven't had time to learn how to do that yet.
Ridgefield,
NJ
sfarcher7@aol.com
Sharon Archer
Hearts As Flowers
Variation on the theme of the first quilt- this one adds a bargello
background pattern as counter-point to the bargello heart shaped flowers
Ridgefield, NJ
sfarcher7@aol.com
Sharon Sauser
Bargello Trees
Many years ago, I stitched this bargello design in Persian yarn for the
top of a rectangular stool that sits beside our bed. We live in the woods
and the design reminds me of trees. This design can be done in strips
of pieced squares, but I got tired of coloring all those little squares,
so I redesigned it in blocks. When I use an unpieced border, I quite
often insert a skinny three dimensional flap between the pieced section
and the border as an accent.
Eugene, Oregon
ssauser@juno.com