Club EQ June 2004 Results (page 1)

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Club EQ Album: June 2004 Challenge: Hawaiian Appliqué! Page 1

Design a block in the Hawaiian appliqué style, which means it can be cut as one piece from a square of fabric folded into a 1/8 wedge with one edge of the wedge on the bias and the other on the straight of grain. Your project file should include the single wedge as one block and the full design that wedge would make as a another block.
You may create a block or a motif (a block without a block outline).
Also include a quilt that uses your Hawaiian appliqué block. Your design does not have to use Hawaiian figures, only the appliqué style.

-Barb Vlack

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Barb Vlack Four Quilting Friends A quilt designed for the Hawaiian applique technique -- cut from a 1/8 square wedge. St. Charles, Illinois USA	Barb Vlack Wild Roses I live on Wild Rose Road in the Wild Rose Woods subdivision, and I have a "wild" rose bush in bloom right now (June 1, 2004). Designed for the clubEQ June, 2004, challenge: Hawaiian applique. The same motif was presented on two axes. St.Charles, IL USA	Abbi Lamb Hawaiian Yucca Hobbs, NM	Angie Padilla Christmas Angels Quito, Ecuador Visit my site

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Audrey Smith Cats and Rats - Hawaiian Sunset A totally original design. The idea of Hawaiian cats and mice just popped up as soon as the challenge was issued. Coverting it to a pattern was another matter!! Thank you EQ for a lesson for EQ4 still on file out there.Then the mice were pretty big and so became Rats (nice pet ones of course <G>). So this quilt followed the idea that at sunset as we go to sleep our pets come out to play. Sale, Manchester, UK	Audrey Smith Hawaiian Cats and Rats - Going Hunting A totally original design. The idea of Hawaiian cats and mice just popped up as soon as the challenge was issued. Coverting it to a pattern was another matter!! Thank you EQ for a lesson for EQ4 still on file out there.Then the mice were pretty big and so became Rats (nice pet ones of course <G>). So this quilt followed the idea that under the skin of the domestic pet exists its wild side (?) Sale, Manchester, UK	Barbara Gilstad Oriental Bliss Mmmm... I really like designing Hawaiian applique patterns. The possibilities are endless! In my mind's eye, I can see my Oriental Bliss design made up as a lushous pillow, can't you?	Barb R. Pink Passion Using a quasi_hawaiian designed block (that is really a motif). Barb of Woodstock

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Barb R. Purple Passion Using a quasi-hawaiian designed block connected with stripe blocks. Barb of Woodstock	Berit Pramm Hawaiian Design I used Patch Draw for my two Applique motifs. First the black one in Layer two,and the second also in Layer two. The small Folk Art flowers are placed around. Norway	Bertha Hawley Aztec Snowflakes The angular lines remind me of Aztec drawings and the lacey look of snowflakes. Tennessee	Bertha Hawley Egyptian Kitty Fish Fry Tennessee

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B.Heitland Hearts of fun Germany	Bobbie Crain Hawaiian blue Baton Rouge, LA	Bobbie Crain Hawaiian Challenge Baton Rouge, LA	Carola Forsberg website

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Carola Forsberg Hawaii Layout This Challenge took longer time to a``+`` chieve than anything I did before, and still I am not sure I have got it right.....	Carol Baldry Golden Christmas in Hawaii Davenport, IA	Charlotte Kleiner Hawaiian Irises Irises are one of my favourite flower, so I decided to try and draw my own for this challenge. This block is my original design. The surrounding applique block was inspired by the article in the June 2004 issue of "Quilter's Newsletter Magazine" -- "The Great Frame-Up Scherenschnitte Frames". It seemed to finish off my "Hawaiian" style Iris block. Winnipeg, MB Canada	Charlotte Kleiner Irises I wanted to use the single Iris motif as a quilting stencil so this is another variation of my "Hawaiian" quilt block. Winnipeg, MB Canada

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Cathy Peters Hawaiian Foilage I was playing around with sashing, it gives the blocks a different look again. Merritt B.C. Canada	Cathy Peters Hawaiian Foilage Merritt B.C. Canada	Carol E. Skrube Angels in the Snow I used the layout library-basics by style-stars-34 for the quilt with my blocks, snoflake and angels and trees. Sheboygan, Wi.	Danka Kruszewska Deciduous Forest Saarbrücken, Germany

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Daphne Stewart Joy at Dawn I was never overly impressed by Hawaiin style quilts. But that was before I discovered the fun of designing in that style. This design really pleased me when I used "Ode to Joy" fabric by Free Spirit. Sunnyside, Washington	Daphne Stewart Venus from Hawaiian Seas My husband thought I should draw a roasted pig with an apple in its mouth but I opted for a swimmer. But who knows? A roasted pig might make a tasty design. Sunnyside, Washington	Darlene San Antonio	Debbie W.

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Diana Gates Snowflake Hawaiian I designed this block and wallhanging to honor my son and daughter-in-law who got married in Hawaii on Christmas Eve. I recently have learned Hawaiian applique and this is my first EQ5 challenge. I'm looking forward to learning more from all of the blocks/quilts that are submitted. Port Orchard, Washington	Dorothy Atkinson QuiltName I enjoyed doing these quilts. I ended up with 28 quilts which were all different. I think I will make cushion with one of the Hawaiian Blocks. I enjoy doing applique. What surprised me was that it wasn't as difficult to do as I had expected. Beautiful Lafontaine, on Georgian Bay, ON. Canada	Dorothy Atkinson Hawaiian Dream Beautiful Lafontaine, on Georgian Bay, ON, Canada	Dottie Richey Cutwork Cube Atlanta, Georgia USA

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