Club EQ August 2004 Results (page 1)

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Club EQ Album: August 2004 Challenge: Nature! Page 1

Use a leaf block somewhere in your quilt. Choose any leaf block design from the EQ5 Block Library or one you have designed yourself. Set it into a quilt and design with it or around it.

-Barb Vlack

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Barb Vlack Falling Leaves One basic leaf block, several variations with skewing the block and redrawing it. I recommend viewing without patch or block outlines. Created with the vertical strip quilt layout style. St. Charles, Illinois USA Email	Barb Vlack Hospitality with Maple Flavoring August, 2004 clubEQ challenge: Use at least one leaf block in your quilt. The pineapple, which is the symbol for hospitality, has several Maple Leaf blocks in it, as do the apples. St. Charles, Illinois USA Email	Abbi L.	Ada M. TROPICAL BEAUTY Original design by Ada Betty McMaster , Winnipeg, Canada. for EQ August Challenge, Nature. Email

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A. Harston	A. Harston	Angie Padilla Purple Shield Inspired by the work of Kumiko Sudo, I can imagine what this piece would look like with fabric folded leaves! Quito, Ecuador Email Visit this site	Anna-Edith Autumn Leaves design Da jeg læste denne måneds udfordring, kom jeg til at tænke på et silkebilled min mor i sin tid lavede, med årstidernes løv. Da vi jo nærmere os efteråret og alle dets brogede farver, ville jeg lave et billed med disse farver. Og stoffer i brune nuancer.

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A. Schon	Audrey Smith Mighty Oaks from Little Acrons Do Grow A completely original design. I have always been very fond of our English oak trees, so for me it had to be English oak leaves which I traced in patchdraw from a dried original leaf. The acorn was drawn from an real acorn. The Tree trunk was loosely based on the trunk of Rita Denenburg's'Family Tree' Block in EQ I just wouldn't have thought of this one without this challenge... Thank You! Email	Audrey Smith Mighty Oaks From Little Acorns Do Grow II A completely original design. I did think of calling this one 'Cycle of Life' As I have acorns, with green and golden leaves and a partially bare trunk covering all the seasons I thought autumnal colours suited the design. Email	Barbara Gilstad Fall Splendor Memories of growing up in Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Thanks for stimulating my imagination, Anna. And thank you for posting Nature in general and leaf blocks in particular for this month's Club EQ Challenge, Barb Vlack. As far as I'm concerned, you couldn't have picked anything more appropriate for this time of year when Labor Day is just around the corner and children are returning to school. Email

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Barb R. Maple Leaf Clusters Using a modified Maple Leaf block. Woodstock, GA Email	Barb R. Four Leaf Clover All Over Using the 4-Leaf Clover block. Woodstock, GA Email	Berit Pramm Play with Leaves Norway Email	Berit Pramm Somewhere...... Norway Email

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Birdie Cutair Leaves Blow Past my Window I used L is for Leaf for the background, and various leaves on top in Layer 2. Email	Bradley	Carola Forsberg NR 1 Email Visit this site	Carola Forsberg NR 2 Email Visit this site

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CJ Tinkle Gardenscape Mansfield, MO Visit this site	Carol E. Skrube Twisted Leaves The Maple Leaf block wast placed inside a twisted block. Sheboygan, WI Email	Carol E. Skrube Sue's Work is Never Done I drew Sam, Sue and the Tree, most of the leaves are from the EQ Motifs, the leaf block is the maple leaf. Sheboygan, WI Email	C. Thompson

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Danka Kruszewska Maple Leafy Day Saarbrücken, Germany Email	Danka Kruszewska Jesien Saarbrücken, Germany Email	Daphne Stewart Philodendron cum Puppy Barb asked for leaf blocks so this quilt has three applique blocks. I also had great fun using the leaves as motifs. My husband (the same man who tried to get me to draw a roasted pig for the Hawaiian challenge) says I should add three 'X''s to the planter pot because it looks to him like a moonshine jug. This man is a great help to me ... Sunnyside, Washington Email	Daphne Stewart Misdemeanor Maple Call out the challenge police: Barb said "Use a leaf block somewhere in your quilt" and this is a one-leaf quilt made of blocks of fabric instead. The last time I deliberately misconstrued the challenge rules, snow was deep here. It seems to be time for another little fling. Sunnyside, Washington Email

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Debbie W. Leaves were traced from a photo Cat is from the EQ Embroidery library. Illinois Email	Debbie W. The Oak leaf is from Block Base. Illinois Email	Dottie Richey Wooly Leaves I envision this in hand-dyed wool, appliqued to a softly mottled silk matka or woolen background. I drew the "grapevine" wreath a few years ago and now I have added the leaf motifs from the EQ library. The quilt was designed by layering two circle motifs over a custom set background and then deleting the borders. The motifs are set on layer 2. Atlanta, Georgia Email	Dottie Richey Wooly Leaves and Berries Atlanta, Georgia Email

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