Barb Vlack
Chickens in the Yard
Pieced border blocks from the EQ5 Library
St. Charles, Illinois USA
Barb Vlack
One of Bunny's Many Talents
My mother has won many prizes for her flower arranging. Everyone knows her by her nickname, "Bunny."
St. Charles, Illinois USA
Abbi
L
Drunkerd's Path
Checkered inner border and 'points out' outter border
Abbi L
Sue at home w/picket fence
A central 'house' block surrounded by log cabin (for that homey touch'. Sue in the corner garden and a 'white picket fence' around her place. Done on custom set.
Aljobritt (Vicki)
My Indian Summer
The center of my
quilt was designed with two blocks, the Hicks Flower Basket (KC1958)
found in Blockbase (Q004) along with the EQ Corner 3 A block.
The border was designed using the Stripe 12 and Corner 12 blocks.
So. California
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Angie Padilla
Christmas Tulips
Blocks: Double Tulip
from the PP Library
Checkered Border 5
Triangle Border 7
Corner 8A
Quito, Ecuador
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Ann
Czompo
Santa Fe Sun (32 x 40)
Border
block - Rail Fence Quilt & Corner
3B
Central block - Cool Mint Candy
Williamsburg,
VA
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Ann Czompo
Flying Geese Ribbons (32 x 40)
This design is the product of EQ5 Advanced Drawing class taught by Patti Anderson. The borders were pre-pared as part of an assignment.
Williamsburg, VA
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Audrey Smith
Fresh Frame
When Barb issued
the challenge I immediately thought I had to design a 'Frame "
quilt, where the borders are a major feature of the design. I had great
fun.
I think it makes a very traditional design. These colours give a fresh
springlike feel.
In this 3 out of the 5 sets of corner blocks used to turn my corners
are EQ corners, I think they give cleaner design lines. All other blocks
are EQ blocks or variations.
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Sale, UK
Audrey Smith
Red and green should never be seen
The name was a favourite
saying of my Mum's about colour so I had to enter this colourway in
memory of her.
When Barb issued the challenge I immediately thought I had to design
a 'Frame " quilt, where the borders are a major feature of the
design.
I think it makes a very traditional . I did a scrappier one in 1930's
type fabrics, which I liked better but in small scale you just wouldn't
have been able to see any detail.
In this I adaped or drew 3 out of the 5 corner blocks used to turn my
corners, Some would be a bit fiddly to make though. All other blocks
are EQ blocks or variations.
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Sale, UK
Barb
Flowers and Frames
Modified border block in the quilt and in the border borders.
Woodstock, GA
Barb
Stars Around
Star blocks in the cornerstones and diamonds between the cornerstones.
Woodstock, GA
Barbara Campbell
Plaid Baskets
Had basket blocks made, but no idea for the setting or border until this challenge. Thanks EQ for inspiring me to finish.
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Pine Brook, NJ
Berit Pramm
Two Cats
Inspired from the book EQ5 Drawing by Patti Anderson.
Berit
Pramm
Appliquè Flowers
This quilt is inspired by Patti Anderson,from her Book EQ5 Drawing.
Bertha Hawley
Looking Up
This reminded me
of looking up the inside of a tower with windows at each level to allow
the sun to shine in. Although this small picture appears to be dark
in the center, it is actually the lightest, with lots of sun shining
in.
Cleveland,Tennessee USA
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Bertha Hawley
Borders is Perspective
Cleveland,Tennessee USA
Barbara Gilstad
Bougainvillea Medley
This quilt highlights an original floral applique which I designed during one of Patti Anderson's Quilt University classes. EQ's Wreathmaker tool turned one branch with a single bud and three leaves into a lovely wreath for the center of my Bouganvillea Medley quilt with checkered border.
B.
Miller
Carola Forsberg
The Windmillquilt
Sweden
Carol B
Carolyn Betty
Carolyn
Betty
Charlotte Kleiner
Around the Neighbourhood
Winnipeg, MB Canada
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Carol E. Skrube
Stars and Stripes
Sheboygan, Wi
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Carol E. Skrube
Flower Basket
Sheboygan, Wi
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Danka
Kruszewska & M.C. Escher
Mission Impossible II
Medalion - after M.C. Escher, all other Blocks from the EQ Library
Saarbruecken,
Germany
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Danka Kruszewska
& M.C. Escher
Mission Impossible I
Medalion - after M.C. Escher, all other Blocks from the EQ Library
Saarbruecken, Germany
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Daphne Stewart
But No Red Hat
What an enjoyable and easy challenge! This uses the Checked Border blocks "Border 4A & 4B' and "Corner 4A and 4B". The corner block is square; the width of the side blocks gets progressively narrower.
The center applique was drawn for last month's challenge and rejected because it didn't look particularly Hawaiian. I still like it, though.
Sunnyside, Washington
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Daphne Stewart
Mosaic Surprise
This quilt may not display well because of the plethora of black patch outlines. Nevertheless, I like it too much to throw it away:
The border blocks used are "Double Diamonds" and "Meeting Double Diamonds". They are head to head, with a corner block made by deleting half of the block and cloning and reorienting the remaining half.
Believe it or not, both borders are formed using only one coloration of each block.
Sunnyside, Washington
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Denice
Bridgman
Baby Four-Patch w.Praire Braid Border
I love
making baby quilts for gifts. Any ideas you have please e-mail me. The
pattern for this quilt came from www.quickquilts.com/kedscorner/kc09
_pattern_print.htm from the
McCall's Quilting website
which they have given me permission to share. The border is designed from
the EQ5 Praire Braid Quilt helps shared on the digest.
Denice Bridgman
Baby Four-Patch
I love making baby
quilts for gifts. Any ideas you have please e-mail me. The pattern for
this quilt came from www.quickquilts.com/kedscorner/kc09
_pattern_print.htm from the
McCall's Quilting
website which they have given me permission to share. The border is
Classic Pieced/Triangle Borders/Border 7. The corner blocks I designed
to fit.