Club EQ January 2324 Results! (page 8)

<<< Home
<<< Albums

Club EQ Album: January 2004 Challenge: Two Blocker! Page 8

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

Photos:

Click on any quilt to see a larger version. Click on your browser's Back button to return to this screen.


Quilt 225	Quilt 226	Quilt 227	Quilt 228
Chris O. Two-Block Quilt	Darlene S. Flower Power quiltzoo@earthlink.net email	Elizabeth Burgner Ribbons and Wrenches San Francisco, CA email	Elizabeth Burgner XOXOXO I've been designing a lot of baby quilts lately, since my husband and I are expecting our first child in September! San Francisco, CA email

Quilt 229	Quilt 230	Quilt 231	Quilt 232
Erica Robertson Two-Block Quilt Fairfax VA email	Gwen Lundgren Geese Dance with Stars #1 Minnesota email	Gwen Lundgren Geese Dance with Stars #2 Minnesota email	Helen Haslam Butterfly Escape Montreal These butterflies represent escape from a brutal winter! The set is baby-blocks and the basic log-cabin block is flipped and/or rotated. Still have something to learn about symmetries of 6-pointed stars! email

Quilt 233	Quilt 234	Quilt 235	Quilt 236
Janet Tannahill Square Nine I combined a plain nine-patch with a square dance block for this lively quilt. email	Janet Tannahill Two-Block Quilt email	Judy MacLeod Winter Wedding Ring 9 patch snowball and double monkey wrench. A very simple layout with a nice overall look. Judy MacLeod, Missouri. USA email	Kate L. Krokus I email

Quilt 237	Quilt 238	Quilt 239	Quilt 240
Kate L. Krokus II Krokus email	Kathy R. Kitchen Tiles email	Linda Moyer Garden Party Used "Fifty-Four-Fourty or Fight" and "Grecian Square" blocks from EQ5. Linda Moyer Jacksonville, Arkansas Designed for grandneice. email	Linda Moyer Garden Party of Your Dreams Used Fifty-Four-Fourty or Fight and 9-Patch Snowball blocks from EQ5. Linda Moyer Jacksonville, Arkansas Designed for grandneice. email

Quilt 241	Quilt 242	Quilt 243	Quilt 244
Linda Shea Fall Medley I live in the Adirondack region of NYS and love oak leaves & acorns and the beautiful fall colors. First try at a two block quilt. Linda Shea Gansevoort, NY email	Rhonda D. Garden Trellis Winters are long in the North East, seems every winter I have to design at least one "garden" quilt. Albany, New York email	Sharon Archer A Winter's Night Ridgefield, NJ email	Sharon Archer Twirling Stars Ridgefield, NJ email

Quilt 245	Quilt 246	Quilt 247	Quilt 248
Sheryl Till Ribbon Run Albany, LA email	Sheryl Till Floating Gemstones Albany, LA email	Sue Wegert Night Sky Through a Spanish Grill January 2004 Challenge Virtual Quilt: The Monkey Wrench Block has a lot of fascinating uses. Using a solid black reminds me of the old iron grills used on heating vents but this one represents a skylight. The alternate block is a simplified variation of the Arkansas Snowflake. Sue in Warsaw, Indiana email	Sue Wegert Blooming Geometrics January 2004 Challenge Virtual Quilt: I found the EQ5 Daisy Petal Fan Block interesting, especially the colors. The alternate block is a variation of EQ5 Stained Glass Window. The idea of combining applique with piecing is demonstrated by using the applique of EQ5 Rose of LeMoyne. Sue in Warsaw, Indiana email

Quilt 249	Quilt 250	Quilt 251	Quilt 252
Vigdis Stensrud Lund A stars Wedding 2 email website	Vigdis Stensrud Lund A stars Wedding email website	Vonnie Smith Riding Around the Arena This was allot of fun. My love of horses played into the naming of the quilt. Also, the finishing touch--the embroideries. Wheatland, California email	Elaine Schooley Sand painting - Original design email

Quilt 253
Elaine Schooley SW Blossom email