Susan Erickson
Leaf Overlap
Hazelton, ND
When I tried
Curling Ribbon and Bow Tie side by side, the result doesn't look a bit
like either one of them.
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Terry Fecho
Night Star
Tricia F.
Two-Block Quilt
Tricia F.
Two-Block Quilt 2
Verona P.
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I used two nine patch variations for my January Challenge.
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Vicki Morrison
Roger's Quilt
Goble , Minnesota,
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Vicki Morrison
Roger's Quilt
Goble , Minnesota,
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W. Masson
Optical 2
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W. Masson
Optical Challenge
Found that 2 simple blocks work best for this challenge.
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Ada Betty McMaster
SUNNY.
Designed by Ada Betty McMaster, Canada
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Ada Betty McMaster
PRETTY IN PURPLE.
Designed by Ada Betty McMaster, Canada.
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Mary Allenspach
Fish Tails
Coloring more than one type of patch the same color in each block,
helped the colors flow
Mary Allenspach
Flying Poppies
Mary Allenspach, IL & WI Doing the background in similair blue
fabrics looked like a sky to me
Judy Messenger
Mosaic #22 & Mosaic #18
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Judy Messenger
Mosaic #4 & Churn Dash
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Arlene Franks
Two Go Round
Attic Window Contrary Wife
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Christine Crowther
Alhambra
This quilt uses the Twelve Triangles and King's Crown blocks, set
on point. Christine Crowther Alabama, USA
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Madalene Axford
Murphy
Hopi
This is another
quilt made from the same two blocks--School Girl's Puzzle and Drunkard's
Path. I solved the diagonal drift issue by setting the blocks on point
and this design seemed to take on a Native American feel. Wellsboro,
Pennsylvania
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Madalene Axfor
Murphy
Connected
Made from a combination of School Girl's Puzzle and a variation
of Drunkard's Path. I am not happy with the diagonal drift of this quilt,
but the pattern has possibilties. Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
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Margarita A.
QUILT DE MARGARITA ACOSTA, QUITO ECUADOR
Maureen Callahan
Wilson
Checkered Diamonds
NY USA
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Maureen Callahan
Wilson
Feathered Pinwheels
NY USA
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Rachel Eby
Conflicted Kingdom
This is another simple alternating block quilt. But since one has
only one axis of symmetry, and the other is completely asymetrical,
(or a glide and rotated symmetry), they offer lots of possibilities.
I chose the simplest to show.
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Rachel Eby
mosaics
A simple alternating block quilt, made of two edited blocks from
the EQ5 Library. I like the overlapping circles effect.
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Roseanne Rosenblum
Two-Block Quilt
Blocks from EQ
South Florida
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Barbara Gilstad
Bear's Paw and (PB - Lines)
For my second design I used the Bear's Paw block again as well
as the same 5 x 5 block layout. But this time, instead of adding more
lines to make the second block, I removed some of the lines in the Bear's
Paw block to make another new block. What a difference a few less lines
can make! And then once again I "played" with a variety of fabrics and
colors until this combination touched my heart and soul.
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Barbara Gilstad
Bear's Paw and (BP + Lines)
I selected Bear's Paw for my first block and then added a few lines
to it to create a new block for my simple 5 x 5 block layout. Doesn't
black make the luscious colors in the fabric POP? Barbara
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Beverly Keyser
Study in Blue
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Beverly Keyser
Beverly's Star
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Danka Kruszewska
Saarbrücken
Flying Colors
Not blending but flying one on top of the other... See it without
Outlines Patches! My blocks in On-Point Layout designed for EQ January
2004 Challenge. Danka Kruszewska Saarbrücken, Germany
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Danka Kruszewska
Saarbrücken
Ceiling Oriental
A little bit blending one with the other... My blocks in Horizontal
Layout designed for EQ January 2004 Challenge. Danka Kruszewska Saarbrücken,
Germany
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Debbie Collarin
Pink Hopscotch
Using two blocks did a pinkish purple colorway to get a hopscotch
design
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