Barb Vlack
Links of Geese
Designed
with an original block for clubEQ challenge for September, 2004: Use
a Flying Geese block in a quilt design.
I set the block on point and used the Symmetry tool to help me find a fun layout.
St. Charles, Illinois
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Barb Vlack
Fox and Geese
Designed with the Fox & Geese block (in the EQ5 Block Library) for clubEQ challenge for September, 2004: Use a Flying Geese block in a quilt design.
Adding tints and tones of the background colors allowed me to create a glowing effect.
St. Charles, Illinois
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Anna Scott
Special Effects Layout
Arkansas USA
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Anna Scott
Geese In The Stars
I used flying geese v1 with Josephs coat to make the block then inserted into stars layout.
Arkansas USA
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Ann Czompo
Curved Flying Geese
Ann Czompo
Flying Geese in Cross
Used Special Effects 5 Layout.
Baldry C.
Flying Pigs
Play on Words
Using various sized flying geese, I made pig families. The goose (or
pig) fabric was all different fabrics with a pig motif.
Barbara Gilstad
Pressed Flowers
What can I say?
I designed a quirky flying geese block, selected some of my favorite
fabrics designed by Deb Lunn and Michael Mrowka, and just started messing
about.. Within a matter of minutes this design appeared on my screen.
Can you find my flying geese parading as pressed flowers? Be sure to
check out my quilt withou the patches and blocks outlined.
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Birdie Cutair
Birdie Cutair
Christmas Goose
I drew a flying geese pattern for the border blocks and used goose steps for the inner blocks. Then put a goose motif on the top with layer 2.
Charlotte Kleiner
Heading South!
I had started the
border blocks some years ago and they were in my WIP file so when this
challenge came up, I decided to go back and finish them. The geese silhouettes
were traced from pictures in the newspaper and magazines of actual geese
heading south in the fall.
Winnipeg, MB Canada
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Cheryl Brown
March of the Red Hat Ladies
My first challange
quilt.
Tampa, Florida
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Claudia C.
Flying Geese in Double Wedding Ring
Danka Kruszewska
Scattered to the four winds
See without Outline Patches and Blocks!
Saarbruecken, Germany
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Danka Kruszewska
Wild Geese
See without Outline
Patches and Blocks!
Saarbruecken, Germany
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Daphne Stewart
Sweetmeat for a Farthing at Clovelly Fair
The center block, 'Flying Geese Log Cabin', is surrounded by a block called 'Capital T'. In this coloration the 'T' disappears and the flying geese remain.
Sunnyside, Washington
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Daphne Stewart
North, South, East, West, Autumn at Home is Autumn at Best
The block
used in the Points Out border -- "Geese to Infinity' -- is one
I drew for Round Robin #55, for a quilt with a center by Diana Webster
(Utah). Another member of RR55, Vigdis Stensrud Lund (Norway) paid me
the compliment of using the block in her July challenge quilt. Those
geese got around and met some nice ladies and that makes me feel very
good!
Sunnyside, Washington
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Dorothy Atkinson
The Geese Are Having A Meeting
I used the Pickle
Dish Block from Sew Precise and then using the same block I
drew my version of :"Flying Geese." Then when I placed the
block into the quilt this is
what came up.
I really didn't know what to do with the Geese Challenge. Howie and
I were watching the Canada Geese having a meeting on the land next to
our house. We decided that they were having a meeting and complaining
about their leader who was always gettng lost.
I guess they decided enough was enough, and wanted to vote for a new
leader.
There sure was a lot of squawking going on. We listened closely but
couldn't make out who they voted for. Of course the gulls had to come
down and break everything up, so we think their meeting went down the
drain. Then on top of this hullabo the Wild Turkeys decided to have
a meeting..
If you haven't seen a Wild Turkey well, I hate to say it because everything
God makes is supposed to be beautiful. I think he goofed on these guys.
They are so ugly that after awhile they look beautiful, but grouchy.
All in all I think that our feathered friends were having a bad day.
Probably trying to make their minds up where to go becaue their relatives
have emailed and told them then about the terrible weather. That's what
they were doing, they were reading their mail from the relatives down
south. Well, they are still here so I guess they listened to their relatives
about the weather.
Love to all of my EQ friends, I hope you are safe and know that you
are in our prayers.
Georgian Bay, ON. Canada
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Dorothy Atkinson
Well,Dear Do We Stay In or Go Out?
I played around
with the Block in Sew Precise called "Pickle Dish." I also
used a section of the Pickle Dish which is in Sew Precise and then drew
the again my version of Flying Geese.
The centre of the quilt looked empty and looked into the embroidery
and there were Canada Geese which to us are just so beautiful. They
are really active now, and they are beautiful to see. We can hear them
coming making all kinds of noise.
They do land in the field on our land and a piece of land beside our
home. They are funny to watch because they do look like they are having
a meeting.
Lafontaine on Georgian Bay
ON., Canada
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Elaine Grasher
Spinning Away
The flying geese
balls are actually placed on layer 2. Those are intended to be used
in place of the blank triangles on layer one, therefore there will Y
piecing.
Arlington, Texas
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Eyglo
Gina Andrews
Scattered Geese
I am from Houston,
TX (Yes, close to the International Quilt Festival every year!!).
I have recently been experimenting with black backgrounds and they are
so striking! I'll be making this quilt soon.
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Gina Andrews
A Gaggle of Geese
I'm from Houston, Texas and I previously designed Scattered
Geese for an EQ Challenge. This one is a bit different.
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Gundy Cleven
Geese Everywhere
San Antonio, Texas
Gundy Cleven
Geese Everywhere II
San Antonio, Texas
Janet L. Lounsbury
Geese In The Round
Three Rivers, MI
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Janet L. Lounsbury
Sawtooth Goose
Three Rivers, MI
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Neva Carlson
Migrating Geese
This was designed as a one-block
quilt.
Asheville, NC
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Linda Erickson
Circling Birds
This reminds me
of the spirals of sandhill cranes high in the sky each fall as they
migrate down along the Rio Grande River.
Albuquerque, NM
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Mary Demers
Family Ties
I designed this
as a wall hanging for a friend. It fits the criteria for this months
challenge so I am sending it in.
Kamloops, BC Canada
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