Barb Vlack
Shhh! They're Sleeping (or Supposed to Be)
Designed for clubEQ, March, 2004, challenge: Thirty-five 4-Patch blocks.
Celebrate 35 years of the NQA and join their challenge: 35 years in
'04.
The heads of these little babies were edited off of blocks from the
EQ5 Block Library: 5 Contemporary Applique/Children.
Most of the "blanket" blocks are from the EQ5 Block Library/1
Classic Pieced/Four Patch; some are from BlockBase 2.
My book, EQ5 Quilt Design, details how to design a similar quilt with Teddy Bears.
St. Charles, IL
Barb Vlack
Windmills for an Anniversary
Designed for clubEQ, March, 2004, challenge: Thirty-five 4-Patch blocks.
Celebrate 35 years of the NQA and join their challenge: 35 years in
'04.
The "Windmill" 4-patch block was colored asymmetrically on the diagonal so that the block could be rotated with the Symmetry tool to get a secondary design. What a scrapbag quilt! I think it's also a great way to commemorate an anniversary.
St. Charles, IL
Kathy Johnson
Celebration
I started out with a five-pointed star and put a 4-patch in each
arm of the star so that made five 4-patches. Then I needed a setting
with seven blocks to get a total of (35) 4-patch blocks.
Alexander,
ND
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Dorothy Ford
Arkansas I love this quilt! I only wish I had thought this up myself;
but I didn't. It appeared in the latest issue of Quiltmaker magazine
and the designer's name is Avon Leekey.
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Dorothy Ford
Congrats
Arkansas
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Ada Betty McMaster
'Recognition'
Designed by Ada Betty McMaster, Winnipeg, Canada.
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Angie Padilla
Thrity-Five Four Patch Quilt 2
Quito, Ecuador
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Angie Padilla
Thrity-Five Four Patch Quilt 1
Quito, Ecuador
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Ann Czompo
Four-Patch Tiles
Williamsburg, VA
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Ann Czompo
Celtic Windows
Williamsburg, VA
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Berit Pramm
The Four Patch Play
Norway
I used the horizontal strip quilt for the layout. The Blocks from
the Library. Patch as patch Can,Four Patch Var., Dad's Bow Tie and Clay's
Choice. Club EQ Challenge - March 2004
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Berit Pramm
Rotations
This layout is a horizontal quilt strip.35 blocks. I used the Four
Patch Var. and the Dad's Bow Tie. To get this effect I rotated a lot
of the blocks. Club EQ Challenge - March 2004
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Betsy Miller
Ya Think I Like Blue????
I used 35 different blocks from the EQ, and block base libraries.
I love the color blue and USA, so had to include the American Flag in
here somewhere, so the only logical place was right smack dab in the
center of the quilt. OOPS! I forgot to color in the borders! grrrrrrrrrr
Guess you will just have to see a second quilt with the borders done.
ENJOY! Betsy
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Betsy Miller
Ya Think I Like Blue 2????
Designed as the second quilt, this time with the borders colored
in, DUH! hehe, once again, using 35 different blocks from the 4 patch
libraries using a horizontal layout. Enjoy! email me at
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Birdie Cutair
patriotic 4 square
Maryland
block library - Blue Boutonnieres This really uses the same block throughout
the entire quilt.I just changed the coloring and added the stars.
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Barb R.
35-4-patch kites
Quilt designed by Barb R. from Woodstock GA (barbr1@ix.netcom.com)
using a 5x7 on point layout with the left and right blocks surrounded
by point in borders. -- size approx 83x106
Barb R.
35-4-patch diamonds
Quilt designed by Barb R. from Woodstock GA (barbr1@ix.netcom.com)
using a 5x7 horizontal layout with the left and right blocks surrounded
by diamond and points borders with corner stones. -- size 67x83
B. Marsh
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Bobbie C.
Fantasia with Dad's Bow Tie
Baton Rouge, LA brcrain@cox.net
Bobbie C.
Dad's Bowtie Gone Askew
Baton Rouge
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Carola Forsberg
Sorry, itīs already taken
Sweden
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Carol Anne C.
Coral Anniversary
This sampler contains blocks from the EQ5 and Blockbase libraries
together with blocks I have designed myself.
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Carolyn Martin
& Betty Angel
4Patch
Illinois
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Charlotte Kleiner
Thirty Five Four-Patch Tulip Baskets
Winnipeg, MB Canada I started with the Tulip Basket block from
BlockBase - #692 (Nancy Cabot 5/25/33), and added the square on point
to the middle of the basket. Then I drew the Four-Patch blocks in this
square. I flipped some of the tulip appliques to provide a little bit
of variety. ***March 2004 Challenge: Thirty-five Four Patches! We've
been invited to join in on the NQA (National Quilting Association, Inc.)
challenge to commemorate their 35th anniversary, in 2004. Hence, the
35 four-patch blocks. - Barb Vlack***
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Cheryl Harmon
All American
Kentucky
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Cheryl Harmon
Lines Everywhere
Kentucky
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Chris Jenkin
4 patch fun
Adelaide, Australia This is the first quilt I have designed. I hope
you like it.
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Carol E. Skrube
Thirty Five Years and Counting
Sheboygan, Wi
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Daphne Stewart
Amble in Green
I'm not sure why some of these blocks are considered four patches,
but they were in EQ's Four Patch section, so I'm not arguing. This quilt
was fun to make in many colorways, but I'm thinking green for spring.
Daphne Stewart Sunnyside, Washington
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Daphne Stewart
Not a Four-Patch More, Not a Four-Patch Less
I thought I was being very clever, using the four-patch "Temple
Court" as layer one in Custom Set. After it was finished, I discovered
that 'Star 34' in the layout library is very similar and would have
been much simpler to use. But we learn by doing. Daphne Stewart Sunnyside,
Washington
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Debbie Weber
35 four patches
EQ club March 2004 Still in my yellow and blue phase... The center
motif area counts as one 4-patch
Wheeling IL
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