Club EQ December 2004 Results (page 4)

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Club EQ Album: December 2004 Challenge: Stars! Page 4

Create a quilt or two that uses stars or an illusion of stars in the design.

-Barb Vlack

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Linda Aguiar Starry Path A quilt I would like to make... Lebanon, ME Email	Linda Erickson Starry Nights I selected several "star" blocks from EQ5 and modified one to make a smaller star, then created a 1/4 star block to make the larger star. Seemed appropriate for the season with the cold, clear nights this month. Albuquerque, NM	Louise Grant Americana Stars Custom layout with center block from EQ Classic Applique Baltimore Album. 1st border spaced squares, 4th border drop big/little diamonds with Friendship Star blocks. Glendale, Arizona USA Email	Louise Grant Tears for American Friends On point layout with Job's Tears and Texas Wheel from EQ block library. Friendship Star set with tile on point border. Glendale, Arizona USA Email

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Linda M. Remley Molten Ice Brockport, New York Email	Marlene F. Star Skirt Email	Marlene F. Star Burst Email	Monecha Painter Star Challenge Glendale, AZ Email

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Monecha Painter Stars & Bars Glendale, AZ Email	Sue C. Uncapher Ribbon Star Waynesfield, Ohio Email	Sue C. Uncapher Six Pointed Star When you use the Baby Blocks set you always get a secondary design. Waynesfield, Ohio Email	W. Masson Star Rings Very simple block in a baby block setting. Block works very well in straight settings as well. Brampton, Ont. Email

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W. Masson Three for One One very simple block in a very simple setting..good for paper piecing. Brampton, Ont. Email	Carol Seubert Spin into the Millennium Designed for paper piecing class, I taught in the Fall of 1999. Washington, PA Email	Jacquelyn Jacobi Forest Shine More Christmasy stars using Baby Blocks Victoria, British Columbia, Canada	Jacquelyn Jacobi Celestial Tinsel Although this is a star challenge, I wanted to make a Christmasy quilt Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

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Arlyn Parker Star Circle 2 Longmeadow, MA Email	Arlyn Parker Star Circle 1 Longmeadow, MA Email	Annie Unrein Stars Challenge I'm taking a class in February 2005 from Blanche Young called Dresden Stars. It combines Dresden Plate blocks with a Lone Star block and makes a gorgeous quilt. While playing with fabric choices and block designs for that quilt, I decided to see what other arrangements I could come up with. This is one of my favorites. St. George, UT Email Visit this site	Abbi L. Tumbling star block in baby blocks setting.

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Abbi L. Split 12 pt star. Half of star redrawn in new block and then elongated for sides.	Ann Czompo All That Jazz Williamsburg, VA Email	Ann Czompo Gleneagles Star Medallion Made for the December 2004 Star Challenge. Star block completed in Patti Anderson's Advanced Drawing class. Williamsburg, VA Email	Audrey Smith Starry Winter's Eve An original design using some motifs from EQ and some originals. The snowmen watch the stars as the bear snoozes Email

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Audrey Smith Steps to the stars Tumbling Blocks using some motifs from EQ. Email	Carol Baldry Patriotic Stars Revisited Davenport, IA Email	Carol Baldry Patriotic Stars Davenport, IA Email	Barb R. Twin Stars Used the Stars 47 layout and kirsten's star blocks in corners. Woodstock, GA Email

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Barb R. Snaking Stars Used six horizontal strips with points a and points b with south pole star blocks inserted. Woodstock, GA Email	Berit Pramm Stars all over Email Visit this site Norway	Berit Pramm The Stars Email Visit this site Norway	Beth Polvino Ohio Star Sampler North Cape May, NJ Email