Club EQ January 2004 Results (page 1)

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Club EQ Album: January 2004 Challenge: Two Blocker! Page 1

Two Blocker. Use two different blocks (from the EQ Block Library or ones you've drawn yourself and are willing to share), and create a quilt that shows how these two blocks blend into each other. Lines that appear to connect from one block to the next will be more apparent if you do not use sashing in the layout.

-Barb Vlack

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Barb Vlack Rising Star and Windmill St. Charles, Illinois, USA For clubEQ challenge, January, 2004: Two Blocker Used Vertical Strip layout. email	Barb Vlack Palms and Windmills St. Charles, Illinois, USA A combination of two 4-patch blocks that made some secondary pinwheels. email	Arlene Felton Overlapping Points I used Economy and Mosaic No. 21 blocks to create this on-point quilt for the January 2004 challenge. This was my first coloring. I tried to make it shades of blue or purple, but it never looked quite as good as this one. I used a points-in border to extend the design, and I made a few fill-in blocks for the wedges. Arlene Felton Sparta, TN USA email	Anette S Two-Block Quilt

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Birdie Cutair Turtles Swimming in Circles St. Charles, Illinois, USA A combination of two 4-patch blocks that made some secondary pinwheels.	Carol Baldry The Great West The diagonal stripes make this one interesting. My son keeps telling me to make a brown quilt. Carol Baldry Davenport, IA email website	Carol Baldry Flying Star 9 patch blocks are a favorite of mine. I like the "curves" this produces in one of my favorite colors. Carol Baldry Davenport, IA email website	Carole Casadonte Star Swirl and Devil's Puzzle Set with variable point website email

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Carole Casadonte EQStar4 and Devil's Puzzle Horizontal set website email	Carol T Two-Block Quilt	Carolyn Alleman STAR OF INDIA METAIRIE, LOUISIANA To make foundation patterns, quarter blocks in hourglass fashion with a square for center. Divide each quarter into strips, 2 units for block 3 and 3 units for block 4. If desired, Y seams can be eliminated by dividing center square in to hourglass fashion. Because there are many units, it is easier to piece if seam allowances are not included on the paper units. Practice. See Aquastar for a slightly different look. Block 4A is Block 4 modified. email	Carolyn Alleman AQUASTAR METAIRIE, LOUISIANA AllemanC@Bell,net To make foundation patterns, quarter blocks in hourglass fashion with a square for center. Divide each quarter into strips, 2 units for Block 3 and 3 units for Block 4A. If desired, Y seams may be eliminated by dividing center square in hourglass fashion. Because there are many units, it is easier to piece if seam allowances are not included on the paper units. Practice. email

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Cathy W. Eight Hands Around, and Mosaic, No. 2(2) Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Mosaic, No. 2(2) is in EQ5 Block Library, and Eight Hands Around is in BlockBase. I extended the Mosaic blocks into the first border with a Points In border style. email	Cathy W. Garden Patch, and Wyoming Valley Cathy W. Sarnia, Ontario, Garden Patch and Wyoming Valley are both in EQ5 Block Library. email	Charlotte Kleiner Lucky Clover Chains Charlotte Kleiner Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada The two blocks in this quilt are: BlockBase #4170 - Friendship Chain and BlockBase #1369 - Lucky Clover. For one of the borders I used part of the Friendship Chain block. And I used the central Four-patch of the Lucky Clover block to make the outer border. hkleiner@allstream.net email	Charlotte Kleiner Friendship Circles and Knots Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada The two blocks in this quilt are: BlockBase #3086.5 - Friendship Circle and BlockBase #4045 - Friendship Knot. I then divided each block in half and joined these two halves to make a new block which I used in one of the borders of this quilt. email

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C Thompson Two-Block Quilt	Daphne Stewart Frost Last Night This is the the Floating On Point #1 layout. I used the blocks "Four X Star" and a simplified "Pinwheel Square". I then floated a modified Pinwheel Square block on the border and clipped it to the edge. This may be the first challenge quilt I've done with no desire to use prints. Feels strange ... Daphne Stewart email	Daphne Stewart Space Chess This uses the Shifted Checkerboards #2 layout with "Carrie Nation Quilt" and "Clay's Choice" blocks. This was a fun and easy challenge! Daphne Stewart Sunnyside, Washington email	Dawsie Angela R Herremans Rings and Stars Crossed Over The blocks I desigend playing around with the woven idea I had a few years ago :) It looks good on mass but so that you can see better I only put a few blocks in this one :) email

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Dea Jae Shore Drunken Dresden San Antonio, Texas I'm really not suggesting people from Dresden may drink too much beer. email	Dea Jae Shore Stepping Out Dea Jae Shore San Antonio, Texas One block I got from the library but then easy drew the second to match the center of the first one. I used the free download palette which is right down my line. email	Dorothy Moody Hidden Circle 2 © Dorothy Moody Carnarvon Western Australia email	Dorothy Moody Hidden Circle 1 © Dorothy Moody Carnarvon Western Australia email

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Dorothy Atkinson The Falling Leaves Two Blocks Pauline's Garden and Broad Arrow. Looks like a Tessellation to me. email	Dorothy Atkinson Happy Trails email	Eileen K. Allen Pathway Between the Stars January 2004 Challente - Blending two blocks. I chose Clay's Choice and the Carrie Nation quilt blocks for this quilt. I used the new fabric palette, 3D Balis from POM 012004 for the coloring. Old Saybrook, CT January 2004 email	Elaine Grasher Pinwheels and Posies Arlington, Texas This is my first Club Eq Challenge. I am enjoying learning how to design quilts and blocks. email

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Elaine Grasher Two-Block Quilt email	Ingrid Akkersdijk Tumbling cube and emerging star Tumbling Cube and Emerging Star are in the EQ Block library 2 contemporary pieced secondary surprises the Netherlands email	Eyglo Two-Block Quilt	Elme Gil Two-Block Quilt Columbus, Indiana email