Elme Gil
Two-Block Quilt
Columbus,
Indiana
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Gina Andrews
Brilliance
I am from
Houston, TX (Yes, close to the International Quilt Festival every year!!).
I had extra fun with the 2 block challenge by using new color ideas
I learned from EQ's Color book.
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Gina Andrews
Scattered Geese
I am from Houston, TX (Yes, close to the International Quilt Festival
every year!!). I have recently been experimenting with black backgrounds
and they are so striking! I'll be making this quilt soon.
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Jane Turgeon
Winter Flakes
Boise, Economy
ll + Snowflakes.
Jane Turgeon
Greater than the Sum of the Blocks
Boise & Economy
ll are placed in a horzontal layout giving the illusion of an on-point
set. Partial blocks have been carried out into the first border. Jane
Turgeon
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Jeannie Horton
Two-Block Quilt
Goldsboro,
NC
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Kim Barber
No Weeds Here!
Lebanon,
MO I was after something with a floral feel to it, but not curvey. This
ls best when the lines are all turned off.
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Kim Barber
Jack Frost and Friends
Lebanon, MO I knew
these would go together, but it took me forever to get the look I was
after! This reminded me of little knomes holding hands and dancing,
and the colors are very wintery, so the name!
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Lynne Chambliss
Facets
This origional
design was made from the EQ5 block Slashed Album and a block I named
Road Work, that was edited from the EQ5 block, Cross Roads. The design
has an Op Art effect and is fun to try various color arrangements to
see how much it changes the design. I used some of the same yellow prints
in both of my quilts to cut down on the file size. Lynne Chambliss,
Tucson, AZ, USA
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Lynne Chambliss
Diamond Twister
This is an
origional design that I made by combining two EQ5 blocks, Slashed Album
and Electric Fan with three borders, two mitered and one Big and Little
Diamonds. I liked the way the two blocks merged when set on point and
the variety of yellow prints brought the diamonds and pin wheels in
front of the stark black and white background. Lynne Chambliss, Tucson,
AZ, USA
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Mary Frances
Wood
Pansy Circled
Forest VA
Two blocks from EQ Library: Meadow Flower Friendship Circle
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Mary Frances
Wood
Diamonds All Around
Forest VA
This was made with 2 blocks that I created.
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Michele Hunter
Indian Crossroad
Waukegan IL
USA
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Michele Hunter
Starry Forest
Waukegan
IL USA
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Patricia Calder
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Patricia Calder
Crosby, Texas. I am new to EQ5 and this is my first one. This is fun!
My email address is
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Simonetta
Marini Orlando
January 2004 Challenge #2
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Simonetta
Marini Orlando
January 2004 Challenge #1
I have used
these two blocks: Kaleidoscope Western Spy
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Tracy Reis
Bailey's Quilt I
Des Moines IowaThis was actually one of my first design projects when
I got EQ5, and is still one of my favorites. It uses blocks and fabrics
included in the EQ5 library. I love batiks, so used them, and love the
"glowing" effect!
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Tracy Reis
Bailey's Quilt II
Des Moines
Iowa Also a simple quilt, designed with a winter look in mind. Used
winter batiks and cool colors. Easy - I would really like to make both
these quilts someday!
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Trish Cooper
The Secret Garden
I used a
combination of 2 blocks from the EQ5 library: Lily Wreath and Daffodil
Ring. I originally designed this to be a Christmas quilt, but my 17
year old daughter said that, in looking at this quilt from a distance,
it reminded her of a bunch of tiny garden mazes which could, ultimately,
lead to "The Secret Garden." Hence the name.
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Trish Cooper
Jeweled Kaleidoscope
I used the Klondike Star from within EQ5's library, and then modified
it to use as the second block. I like the kaleidoscope effect of this
quilt, and hope you will, too!
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Berit Pramm
Together
The two blocks: Flowering Snowball and Raleigh put together. Club EQ
Challenge - January 2004
Gundy C
0104 GundyC#2
The blocks
are from the EQ5 Library: Amaryllis Bulb and Cornucopia This quilt commemorates
our first Thanksgiving and Christmas in Texas after a 20 year absence.
The cornucopia reflects on all of our new blessings which include a
new home and being within visiting distance of family and old friends
again. The amaryllis bulb depicts my successful raising of an amaryllis
bulb to bloom in time for Christmas.
Jean Tate
Amanda's High Scool Graduation Quilt
Designed this
for grandaughter's graduation in May, 2004.
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Martha Flanagan
City Streets
Albany, NY
One block is from the EQ Library. Lowey is in Contemporary Pieced- Prairie
Style. The other block is my own design.
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Rory Kirby
Old Violet's Perplexity
The Dogtooth Violet and Old Maid's Puzzle were combined in this on point
5 X 7 quilt to make a formidable top with more than 2,300 pieces! The
seam lines make a tantalizing series of shifting curves which never
quite stop moving. Rory Kirby, Victoria, BC
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Rory Kirby
Has Suburbia come to this?
A tubby version
of the Arkansas Traveller alternating with Lattice Squares. This gated
community has ribbons of road woven through the interconnected condominiums,
all bordered by a grid-locked beltway! Rory Kirby, Victoria, BC
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Sandra Nichols
Two-Block Quilt
This is a
combination of Garden Patch block and Road to Calif. I'm just amazed
at the design you can create with only 2 blocks Sandra from Northern
Illinois
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Sandra Nichols
Northern Sunset
When I first
create this I thought,what a wonderful design with the look of mountain
in the background. This was using the Pineapple and Lady of the Lake
Block.
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Tricia Autry
Stars and Fans 2
Somerville,
TX I began with the Daisy Pedal Fan and Fan Flower blocks available
in the EQ5 Contemperary Pieced Library, modifying the colors of the
blocks to blend them together.
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Tricia Autry
Stars and Fans 1
Somerville,
TX I began with the Daisy Pedal Fan and Fan Flower blocks available
in the EQ5 Contemperary Pieced Library, modifying the colors of the
blocks to blend them together.
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Carien
V
Look to Mars
Slashed album,
I made a sort of attic window and look to the stars. The second block
is the Washington puzzel, the black parts marslandscape with stars from
the universe.
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