Club EQ January 2004 Results (page 4)

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Club EQ Album: January 2004 Challenge: Two Blocker! Page 4

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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Shirley S. 0104SSwift.pj5 i enjoy the purple and green together. it is just different enough to be interesting. made from eq5 blocks shirley swift-bruner ssb quilts cherryville, mo email	Neva Carlson Autumn Sky 2 This quilt is composed of two alternating squares set on point: 4 X Star and one I designed with pinwheels. Asheville NC email	Neva Carlson Autumn Sky This quilt is composed of two alternating squares: 4 X Star and another that I designed with pinwheels. Neva Carlson Asheville NC email	Virginia O. Two-Block Quilt

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K. Brennan Americana Two very very simple blocks that I didn't find in the block library so I made myself. This came about after a lot of messing around with other ideas, and eventually evolved into this. 3 fabics, two 8" blocks, Looks like it would be a good quilt for a beginner. Fabrics from the Celestial Fabric Pallete email	K. Brennan Stars and Stripes I don't know if this one will be accepted because in reality, it has 3 blocks. One of the blocks is a Star Wheel, another is a strip block that is used in the other quilt, and the third questionable block is the corner block that goes tandem with the strip block. I like the way that this one flows, but I know I broke the rules in adding the corner block for the stripes. Even if it doesn't get accepted, I hope that you still like it! :-) 4 fabrics from the Celestial fabric pallete email	Nancy Anderson Stars and Ladders Using Jacob's Ladder (Road to California) and the Eccentric Star blocks, both 9 patch with squares and triangles. email	Nancy Anderson Ladders and Stars Using Jacob's Ladder (Road to California) and the Bird of Paradise blocks, both 9 patch with squares and triangles. I love the newest pallette of Batiks! email

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Sheila Williams Points by Sheila© This was a hard one for me. I first when start to the Good alternate blocks in EQ5 but could not find anything I liked. Then I came back and just looked for blocks I liked. The next day I played for two hours just trying out blocks to see how they looked together. I read a couple of books about placing blocks together then I decided that I had to like it first and think about all of that other stuff later. This works for me. Nice flow and the blocks work well with each other. website	Ace McGunigle Two-Block Quilt email	Amy B. Two-Block Quilt	Amy B. Two-Block Quilt 2

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Angie Padilla January 2004 Challenge - Quilt 1 Quito, Ecuador email website	Angie Padilla January 2004 Challenge - Quilt 2 Quito, Ecuador email website	Arlyn P Two-Block Quilt	Barbara Campbell 0104BarbaraC New Jersey square email

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Becky D. Two-Block Quilt	Bert R. 8-Pointed Star and Octagon email	Bobbie Lehman Mexican Tile Bluffton, SC This quilt is a combination of the two blocks Shoo Fly and Road to Paradise. email	Bobbie Lehman Second Time Around Bluffton, SC This quilt is a combination of the two blocks Shoo Fly and Road to Paradise. email

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Barb Rotondi Curves and Stripes Woodstock, GA, using the Grandmother's fan and a block I created with stipes on a base. email	Barb Rotondi Stars and Squares Woodstock, GA, using the Mosaic No. 18(2) and Trading Post blocks for the quilt and cornerstones along with a modified half Mosaic block for the second border. email	Connie Haynes Town Commons Longmeadow, MA Made using the Boston Commons and Off-Center Log Cabin blocks. email	Cheryl Harmon Rings Everywhere Kentucky email

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Donna Fenger Red & Green Floral email	Diane Ertl Storm at Sea Full Blown This quilt was designesd using Storm at Sea block and Full Blown Tulip Block. The later had a few lines added to it. With a bit of block rotations and colouring, this is what evolved. Had fun with such simple blocks. Diane Ertl, Dunnville. Ontario. email	Gabi Girndt Hidden Stars Blocks Scrap Sparkler + Uneven Cross X Gabi Girndt, Paderborn, Germany email website	Gabi Girndt Emerald Gemstone Crosses Block Gemstone + Uneven Cross X

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Gail Rist Trellis Hampshire, England. Blocks used are Gemstone and Road to Oklahoma. This quilt has the appearance of wavy lines from a distance.	Gail Rist Bars and swirls Hampshire, England. Blocks used are Monkey Wrench and Rotate Me. I loved the way these blocks went together. This is one quilt I could well make for one of my sons.	Inger Brommeland Two Blocker 1 Norway email	Inger Brommeland Two Blocker 2 Norway email