Club EQ January 2004 Results! (page 5)

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Club EQ Album: January 2004 Challenge: Two Blocker! Page 5

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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Jacquelyn Jacobi Square Dance Victoria British Columbia Canada	Jacquelyn Jacobi Purple on Purpose Victoria British Columbia Canada	JoAnn Banks Two Block Quilt Used Rose Bud and Flagstone Blocks Sandy, Utah USA email	JoAnn Banks Two Block Quilt Used Capital T and Garden Patch Block email

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Judy Z Circle of Stars Minnesota email	Karen B. Tracks around the stars email	Karen B. Two-Block Quilt email	Kathy Costello The Galaxy of My Mind The two blocks I used are the Daffodil Ring and the Nine Patch Star. My intention was to create some kind of framing around the daffodils, but when I placed these two grey scale blocks together I noticed the circle shapes and started coloring. Powell, TN email

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Kathy Smither Garden Maze Burbank, CA email	Kathy Smither Kaleidoscope Burbank, CA email	Kathy Williams Rainy Nights Starry Nights This quilt is based on a real quilt I made for my great niece as an autograph quilt. She was feeling blue about moving to a different state and I explained that if she had autographs (the rainy part) from her friends it would help her remember the happy times. New friends could autograph the starry blocks as she created new happy memories. email	Laurie Hopman Hearts and Flowers This one sent me way out of my usual interest or style; I'm not much into redwork other than to recognize it and admire it for what it is. I spent quite a bit of time with many blocks and had some interesting patterns; my personal favorite to me looked like monkeys in the jungle but I showed it to 2 other people and they said "what monkeys, where?" so I decided I was too far out with that.... This one is traditional and scrappy, neither of which I have any prior experience in being! email

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Liz Z. Chinese Lanterns I thought the "snowball" blocks would be great for some creative quilting! In my mind I see the floral squares with some great Asian inspired fabric hiding in my stash. Long Island Liz email	Laura Waterfield Cartwheels Laura Waterfield Tomball, Texas, USA This file is available to download at my website on the Quilting EQ page. email website1 website2	Laura Waterfield Two-Block Quilt Laura Waterfield Tomball, Texas, USA This file is available to download at my website on the Quilting EQ page. email website1 website2	Marje R. Bird's Cross This quilt is alternating Red Cross block with Bird's Nest. email website

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Mary Ann B. Two-Block Quilt	Mary Demers Starry Goose January 2004 challenge-Two Blocks Submitted by Mary Demers of Kamloops, BC. Canada email	Mickie Swall Cranberry Two-Block Quilt Twp., PA EQ5 blocks used: Old Snowflake Nine-Patch Chain email	Mickie Swall Cranberry Two-Block Quilt 2 EQ5 blocks used: Double Monkey Wrench Four-Leaf Clover email

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Ann Czompo Time, Tide & Stars I Williamsburg, VA email	Ann Czompo Time, Tide & Stars II Williamsburg, VA email	Kathy Johnson Two Block challenge I really like designs that have circles or curves in them. These two blocks use straight lines to create the illusion of curves. Alexander, ND email	Monecha Painter Whirling Patches Monecha Painter Glendale, Arizona Patch as Patch Can and Whirlpool Blocks from EQ5 Library Horizontal setting No sashing email

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Monecha Painter Boutonnier Garden Glendale, Arizona bzquiltingramma@aol.com Blue Boutennier & Whirlpool Blocks from EQ5 Library Horizontal setting No sashing email	Pamela Bagwell Tracks TN email	Pamela Bagwell twirll TN email	Andrea Poulimenos Night Kaleidoscope I could add grades all day.

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Sheree S. Migraine My very first quilt designed on EQ5 for the Jan 2004 Two-Block Challenge, using the Lobster Claw and the Striped Lattice Work block found in EQ5. I used the Waving Grid for the quilting on the Striped Lattice Work block; I would stitch in the ditch on the Lobster Claw blocks, and probably add some weird, funky quilting stitch in its center. OK, so it's ugly (hence the title). Heck, this is my first quilt design ever ! And I admit I've only made "kit" quilts - small ones. This isn't really my style so I may never make it, but I actually like what happened. There is a lot of movement and lots going on. My eyes constantly travel around this quilt. I tried a couple of combinations and even though these two blocks don't exactly match up, they seem to flow up, down, across and sideways. I ended up being intrigued by it. It almost looks like the black/white/green/read is overlaid with the greens/tans/purple. It has diamonds, stars/pinwheels. Even though it ain't pretty, I am proud of my first effort. Sheree S., Washington State email	Sherri Godfrey Two-Block Quilt Stamping Ground, Kentucky USA I'm a beginner at quilting and EQ5 so my quilt designs are very simple. Please bear with me while I learn. I used 2 EQ5 blocks: Peony and Border 6. website email	Sherri Godfrey Two-Block Quilt 2 Stamping Ground, Kentucky USA I'm a beginner at quilting and EQ5 so my quilt designs are very simple. Please bear with me while I learn. I used 2 EQ5 blocks: Twin Sisters and Windmill. website email	Susan Erickson Flowers at the Altar Hazelton, ND Putting Tall Star next to Klondike Star reminded me of a Spanish Mission, so that's how I thought of the name. email