Club EQ January 2004 Results! (page 7)

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Club EQ Album: January 2004 Challenge: Two Blocker! Page 7

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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Donna Fisher Two-Block Quilt This is my first challenge. I hope to participate in many more. email	Donna Fisher Two-Block Quilt 2 This is my first challenge. I hope to participate in many more. email	Dottie Richey EQ Stars I edited out some lines from the EQ Stars 4 and 5 blocks and recolored to get this circular looking design. Original design by Dottie Richey Atlanta, Georgia January 29, 2004 email	Dottie Richey April Kaleidoscope Combination of Dakota Star and Economy Block, on point setting. Small Dakota Star blocks are set into the centers of Economy blocks, and into the border corners. Original design by Dottie Richey Atlanta, Georgia January 29, 2004 email

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Elsie Saar Super Bowl 2004 (my first design) email	Jean J. One and one make one This is what happened when I coloured the new block that I found. email	Jean J. One & one make more When I put these two blocks together I found one large block set on point. email	Jo Moury Hidden Hearts These are two original blocks. I was doodling around with interlocking blocks on uneven grids ... 5 and 7 square grids. When I set these two on the quilt, the Hidden Hearts jumped out at me. It took a little fine tuning to get everything blend correctly. A wish for our "next EQ" could we get to draw on the quilt top rather than having to go back and tweek the blocks? (Hint, hint Dean) In an ideal world, I would have drawn heart blocks and set them on point in the border, but the laptop has some significant memory problems and I keep crashing, so you'll have to imagine :) Happy Valentine's Day Jo Moury Haymarket, VA

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Kirsten Yee. Bear Meets Geese Started with a Bear Paw Variation block. Created Geese Crossing to have blocks "blend' together. Adapted colouration of both blocks to enhance the blending effect. Kirsten Yee. Burnaby, BC Canada. saky@interchange.ubc.ca	Ingrid Jensen Priscilla quilt The Priscilla block from the EQ library and the same one ,but changed by deleting some lines and adding others. email	Ingrid Jensen Scrap quilt No one said that it should be every other block different, :o) only that we have to use two diffenrent blocks . The setting could then be like this: Four of the each block in two groups and rotated. Blocks in Easy Draw. email	L. Chinnis Painted Desert Warrenton, VA email

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Lesley McCombe Table topper two Winnipeg, MB, Canada, Comprises a kaleidoscope block, and a custom shoo fly block, made to match the kaleidoscope block. email	Lesley McCombe Table topper One Winnipeg, MB, Canada This quilt comprises the Diamond block, and a custom snowball, to match the diamond block. email	Lorraine Dickinson Twin Star Mystic IA laurenld@hotmail.com email	Lorraine Dickinson Propelling Star Mystic IA laurenld@hotmail.com email

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Nancy Grey Path To The Stars This quilt is a combination of Pinwheel Square and New Albumn. Wonder Lake, IL email	Tutu Haynes Time and Tide Nine Patch Time & Tide block alternating with a nine-patch variation. Tutu Haynes-Smart Cape Town, South Africa email	Tutu Haynes Stars and Bowties Whirling Stars alternating with a variation of Dad's Bowties. Tutu Haynes-Smart Cape Town, South email	Nancy Douglass Two-Block Quilt Using St. Louis Star and Fool's Square from EQ Library (Classic Pieced 5 Patch) Nancy Douglass New York email

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Nancy Douglass Two-Block Quilt 2 Using Fool's Square and Red Cross blocks from EQ Library (Classic Pieced 5-Patch) New York email	Beth Polvino Two-Block Quilt email	Beth Polvino Two-Block Quilt 2 Made by Beth Polvino in North Cape May, NJ Almost Amish- Made with blocks Mosaic 21(2) & SchoolGirls Puzzle from EQ5 libraries. I love the coloring on this quilt. When I put the black background in the whole quilt came alive. email	Carol E. Skrube My Choice Sheboygan, Wi. I used the blocks Granny's Choice and Sun Rays Quilt which I changed. email

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Beverly M. Two-Block Quilt	Carolyn Davis Lucky Try Marysville, WA email	Carolyn Davis C's First Duo Marysville, WA email	Dena Martin Jeweled Splendor This is my first quilt design using EQ5 and I'm pleased with the results. Initially, I had about 10 different color variations for the blocks but settled with this one because of the beautiful jewel tones. I'm sure as I have more play time I'll utilize the tools more to modify the existing blocks and create some of my own. Thanks, Dena Martin denajmartin@hotmail.com

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Ann Harston RWB Stars and ribbons Richland, MO email	Ann Harston Floating X's and Pinwheels Richland, MO email	Betty W. Two-Block Quilt	Betty W. Two-Block Quilt 2