Barb Vlack
An Even Dozen
Made for clubEQ challenge for October, 2004: An unusual sampler setting.
A setting for a
variety of 12" blocks. Black seemed to be a great background to
tie together the multi-colored blocks.
St. Charles, Illinois
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Barb Vlack
Show and Tell
Made for clubEQ challenge for October, 2004: An unusual sampler setting.
Here are members
of a quilt guild showing their latest block challenges.
St. Charles, Illinois
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Anna Scott
Christmas on the Log
Basic applique and
pieced blocks laid out in a log cabin style. These blocks all came from
the library. I just wanted a different way to use some of the appliques
there.
Arkansas USA
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Betsy Miller
Friendship Sampler
All the blocks were
taken from the EQ5 block libraries for this challenge and recolored.
I had alot of fun picking which blocks to use and how to recolor them.
I'm still thinking of ideas on how to reset the blocks, but stopped
at this one setting for the challenge. I hope you like it.
Illinois
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Carien Verbiest
Elephant Circus
This quilt is made on Layer 1.
Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
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Carien Verbiest
Ice-Cream
This quilt is made on Layer 2.
Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
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Daphne Stewart
Third Battalion
Different sized blocks in an on-point row quilt have a slightly regimented look that is not unpleasant. The 'empty' spaces between blocks would be a good background to set off complex quilting motifs.
The first quilt
I made (in 1992) was a sampler quilt. It's a very good way to start
and builds confidence. Thanks, Eleanor Burns!
Daphne Stewart
Puzzled Schoolgirl's Crown of White Clover
Blocks used: ' School Girl's Puzzle', 'Crown of Thorns', 'Lucky Clover', 'White Cross' ... Some quilts name themselves; some end up with names pasted together from parts of the block names. 'Nough said.
Paper-pieced sashing in three colorways shape the block settings. I actually made a similar-looking quilt a few years ago but I used templates to make the sashings. We all get older and wiser ... if we're blessed ...
Sunnyside, Washington
Astral Sampler
Elaine Schooley
Kansas
All Fall Down
Elaine Schooley
Kansas
Forest Jane
ForestJane's Forest Green Sampler
This is my second
'real' project design since I got EQ a few weeks ago.
I have most of these blocks made... and some of them have been hanging
around for as long as *gulp* ten years. It's about time that I put them
all together! There's more variation in the fabric than I show here,
but green and brown and cream predominate.
Thanks to EQ for helping me come up with a layout that I like!
Tennessee
Freda Price
Samplings
Elk Grove, CA
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Gabis Starparade
Sampler was designed by me for a Beginning
Patchwork class in Germany.
Gina A.
Judy Best
Sunbonnet Collection
I had a large collection of embroidiered sunbonnet sue blocks which I wanted to put into a quilt, the problem was the blocks were in 3 different sizes. This is the setting that I came up with to utilize all three sizes. For this version I used appliqued sunbonnets to represent the embroidery. This is a quilt that I have acutally made and even though it looks complicated it was very simple to assemble and showed off the embroidered blocks very effectively. I sent a picture of the completed quilt to the embroidery designer and a picture of this quilt is displayed on her web site.
Ontario, Canada
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Judy Zaspel
My Christmas Trees
I used Custom Set and only
blocks available from EQ to desi was really fun
WI
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Judy Zaspel
Butterflies in my Garden
Custom set using EQ blocks.
WI
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M.Mercedes Silva
Seabunch
Priska
Tracy McKearney
First Sampler
3rd Design made using EQ5. Thanks again for the great challenge!
NH
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Carola Forsberg
Samplerquilt nr 2
Sweden
Carola Forsberg
Samplerquilt nr 1
Sweden
Carol Baldry
Saturday Sampler
These blocks were
made at Quilts by the Oz Saturday Sampler class. I'm still working on
the setting.
Davenport, IA
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Carol Baldry
Saturday Sampler 2
These blocks were
made at Quilts by the Oz Saturday Sampler class. I'm still working on
the setting.
Davenport, IA
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Sue Wegert
Gone Sailing and Fishing
Nautical Sampler Using "Rope" Blocks for sashing.
Corner blocks are the weathervane with different background fills to represent 4 seasons.
Lily Pond Quilt Designs
Charlotte Kleiner
Seeing Stars!
This sampler
quilt theme is Eight-Pointed Stars. I chose the Layout - Stars #40 from
the EQ layout library for placing the BlockBase blocks which came from
the category --- "Eight-pointed Stars - Surrounded by Other Shapes".
Winnipeg, MB Canada
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Eyglo Fridriksdottir
My sampler quilt
I loved
making this piece and one of these
days I am going to make it.
I love to use EQ to design and I have a lot of things that I have actually
made from these designes, and I have also used it to design for quilts
for others and they have been very happy with them.
Iceland
Peggy Jo Singlehurst
Butterflies and Tulips
Van Nuys, California
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Ruth Rocker
The Ladder of Success Meets the Glass Ceiling
Choctaw, OK
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Ruth Rocker
Sporting Goods Stores
Choctaw, OK
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Angie Padilla
Mini Christmas
I have these 1.5"
blocks from a swap and have been wondering how to set them in an interesting
way. This might be one possibility, although I wonder if I'm up to swing
3/4" sashing blocks! Star buttons would probably be a better option
instead of applique.
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Angie Padilla
quiltname
I have these 1.5"
blocks from a swap and have been wondering how to set them in an interesting
way. This is a second possibility, and I think I'll go with this one.
The .5" blocks are set inside a Variable Star block. I drew the
sashing blocks so that I could paper-piece them, but they're still pretty
small, at 1" wide.
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