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Club EQ Album: December 2003 Challenge: Round Quilts! Page 1

Design a round quilt. You can use motifs and the virtual border technique (delete a border that has a motif covering it) to get a round outline for the quilt without having the square default quilt outline.

-Barb Vlack

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Barb Vlack Just Passing By Looking at fish through a porthole. cptvdeo @ sbcglobal.net St. Charles, Illinois USA	Barb Vlack QuiltName I designed the center block to illustrate the date, 11-7. There are 11 patches in each of the 7 sections of the center circle motif. cptvdeo @ sbcglobal.net St. Charles, Illinois USA	Ann Czompo Music All Around (24 x 24) Orig. Design Wmsbg, VA	Ada Betty McMaster OVER THE TOP Canada This is my first attempt at a round quilt, and I have learned so much with this exercise. I edited a applique block for the centre. Then added motifs and embroidery in a very haphazard fashion.

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Angie Padilla Sun Circle Quito, Ecuador http://ajpadilla.com	Angie Padilla Hearts & Flowers Quito, Ecuador http://ajpadilla.com	Gilma Squire Through My Window	Gabi Juettner Geese "Flying Around" Germany

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Janice Kreuzinger Round and Round I used Layered motifs in the round quilt with a round "border" integrated into the design. Designed with EQ5's Virtual borders (ie. no traditional borders).	Carole Casadonte Celtic Circle Practised on this first to see if I could do as Barb suggested. Voila! It worked! I'm getting Barb's book for Christmas from my son. website	Carole Casadonte The Girl in the Brooch The scallops around the oval are supposed to represent lace. Tried to make a quilt that looks like a brooch. This was fun Barb. Thanks. website	Rael Rodning Finally at Rest Rael Rodning from Rogers MN. This is in memory of my little girl.

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Rael Rodning Freedom This was inspired by my riding. I am in love with a horse that I ride regularly. She is not brown but I loved the batiks. I am actualy making this for the owner of my stable.	Ethel Mecklem Mecklem Tree Skirt This was a fun challenge. I have loved this feature of EQ5, being able to put a virtual border on a quilt to make it any shape you want it to be. All Applique designs are from the Contemporary Applique - Christmas Library in EQ.	Barbara Gilstad Ginko Leaves I I designed this original circular quilt with 5 ginkgo leaves especially for this month's challenge. Using printer guidelines demonstrated by Craig Hamer (Mr. HP) in the EQ Computer Lab at the International Quilt Festival in Houston this year, I made a large poster for my studio. However, before I could even hang it up, my dear sweet husband swiped it and hung it by his computer. So... I guess I'll just have to print another one! But I think I'll change the fabric first. Merry Christmas! Barbara from Texas	Barbara Gilstad Ginko Leaves II Isn't it amazing how different fabric can have such an impact on such as simple design as this one? I think I'll "audition" a wide variety of fabrics before deciding which one to print as a large poster for my studio. Oh dear, that means the Christmas cookies I had planned to make today will just have to wait until tomorrow because I'm having way too much fun to stop now! Thanks for another "real" challenge, Barb V. You really know how to stretch us! Barbara from Texas

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Ann Harston Birds and Butterflies Simply made with the directions given by Barb Vlack to make the "donut" shape, then placing it on the border. I then just added simple applique shapes that are included in EQ5's library to make the birds and butterflies. Richland, MO	Ann Harston Sun and Moon I designed this quilt by using Barb's method of creating the "donut" border, then made a one block quilt in which I used a block I'd designed simply by drawing a curved line from corner to corner to create the moon side of his face. The face was created as a motif block using patchdraw, then was placed on layer 2 of the quilt. The sun rays are also motifs I drew in patchdraw, then added on the 2nd layer of the quilt. Richland, MO	Arlene Felton Circle Quilt #1 I can't believe I actually got it to work, but I want to keep this for reference. Sparta, TN USA	Ute-Barbara Skjønberg Through the looking glass Original design - for private use only Norway http://www.quilt-design.com

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Bobbie Crain Waiting for Spring! Blocks taken from EQ and various libraries. I took applique blocks and changed them to motifs and used them on layer 2 of the quilt. Baton Rouge, LA	Berit Pramm Peacock Feathers The motifs are from the block, Peacock Feathers. Norway	Berit Pramm Lots of Tubes The Tubes are drawn in Patch Draw. Norway	Beverly Keyser Fall Leaves in TN

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Beverly Keyser TN Butterfly and Tulips	Bertha Hawley You Are My Sunshine I designed the center block while learning to edit arcs. I used the same border as "Indian Geese" adding "geese" flying the opposite direction to make "diamonds". Cleveland, Tennessee	Bertha Hawley Indian Geese I designed the blocks in the "Block Bender" style. The borders for these 2 quilts are under the "motifs" tab in the sketchbook. Cleveland, Tennessee	Bev A. Tree Skirt For several years I've been wanting to make a quilted tree skirt out of some leftover velvet scraps I have. Here's my first stab at designing it. Maybe by next year, it will be a real quilt. Nashville, TN

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Beverly Marsh Flowers Montreal, Canada	Bobbie Lehman Spiked Wheel Bluffton, SC	Barb Rotondi Our Own Universe Quasi-round quilt with a central star and a home in the country. Created by Barb R with a drawing of an 'O' with an eight pointed star in the middle and various appliques on top.	Barb Rotondi Round quilt two Created with a single large block with an egg shape, filled with a star in a circle and different motif designs.