Barb Vlack
Pasghetti Pizza Pie
Designed for clubEQ January Challenge 2005
St. Charles, Illinois, USA
Barb
Vlack
S'mores Anyone?
Designed for clubEQ January Challenge 2005
St. Charles, Illinois, USA
Angie
Padilla
Ratatouille
This
challenge was right up my alley, because Patch Draw is probably my favorite
EQ5 feature and the theme for this month's challenge seemed to lend
itself for an appliqué design. I placed a divided block on Layer
1 and then drew all the motifs and arranged them on Layer 2 ... as simple
as that. Since the design is very busy, I opted for very simple borders,
with a fabric from the Provençal Palette for a true French flavor.
Quito, Ecuador
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Anna Scott
Microwave Fudge
All appliques are
original blocks by me.
Wynne, Arkansas, USA
Carol Baldry
Layers of Fun
Inspired by concert in the Racine
Zoo on Lake Michigan.
Checkerboard represents people, geese and ducks wandered freely, flowers in front of
the bandstand
Sailboat raes on the lake
Recipe for Trifle reminds me
of the layers
Davenport, IA
Bev Adcock
Chicken Enchiladas
For those who like the quilt to reflect the recipe! I still like the first quilt better.
Nashville, TN
Bev Adcock
Chicken Enchiladas
For those who like the quilt to reflect the recipe! I still like the first quilt better.
Nashville, TN
Bertha
Hawley
Cluck of the Can
I love to make and
serve this style of roasted chicken. Even the breast is very moist and
tender. And the fat drains off into the pan.
The borders for this drove me crazy. The side braids were easy enough,
but turning the corners was maddening. I was finally satisfied when
this variation appeared.
Eastern Tennessee
Becky Wetzel
Spinach and Strawberries
Colchester, Vermont
Carien V.
Sauerkraut with Bleu French cheese
Carola Forsberg
Fish for Tea
Sweden
Charlotte Kleiner
Snails!
When picking a favourite recipe to make into a quilt design, I also looked for a block that would represent that recipe -- Snail's Trail came to mind. I decided to make a "recipe card" wall hanging or tray cloth for this favourite breakfast treat that is quick and easy to make.
I'm not sure just where this recipe originated - like many recipes it was passed on from one person to another and so on... I got my version of this recipe from a good friend, Laurie G. who introduced it to me when we were cooking together at a family camp. It was a hit, especially served in the morning with oven baked omelet.
Charlotte
Kleiner
Snails Part 2!
When
picking a favourite recipe to make into a quilt design, I also looked
for a block that would represent that recipe -- Snail's Trail came to
mind. I decided to make a "recipe card" wall hanging or tray
cloth for this favourite breakfast treat that is quick and easy to make.
I'm not sure just where this recipe originated - like many recipes it
was passed on from one person to another and so on... I got my version
of this recipe from a good friend, Laurie G. who introduced it to me
when we were cooking together at a family camp. It was a hit, especially
served in the morning with oven baked omelet.
Winnipeg, MB Canada
Cheryl Coville
Walnut Pate
If you look closely, you will see mounds of creamy walnut pate spread on crackers.
I just got EQ for Christmas and this is my first attempt at a quilt design with it. I started with a basic block from the library and added some curved lines since I love the challenge of sewing curves.
Lyndhurst, Ontario, Canada
Carol Ann Schultz
Hors D'Oeuvres
Very simple Recipe. Just put any cheddar cheese and ham on a chacker and serve them on a colorfull plate for any party or gathering.
Tucson, AZ
Carol Seubert
Pig in the Blanket
In our area, where we have a large Polish population, cabbage rolls, also known as "Pigs in a Blanket" are very popular. This design was inspired by a wooden Intarsia project my husband had made for my sewing room and those tasty cabbage rolls. Of course, our piggy is laying on a quilt of, what else, cabbage roses, surrounded by a border of tomato sauce red!
Washington, PA
Daphne Stewart
Stuffed peppers tonight, Hon?
All blocks and motifs are original. I love to build 'still lifes' in EQ but I have never carried them out in fabric. This is OK, though, because I have a lot of fun drawing and it does no harm ... except maybe to the housework that doesn't get done.
My recipe for this challenge is Stuffed Peppers. We liked this when we were newly married; it's a recipe that's easy on the budget. Forty-plus years later, we like them for their taste.
Sunnyside, Washington
Daphne Stewart
Cherry Cheese Cake
I'm making this wall quilt in dark blue and pale lavendar, but as I was preparing a cherry cheese cake, I kept picturing the quilt in reds and pinks. It was either inspiration or one more senior moment.
"Summer Winds" is the block in the center of this nine-block quilt. The blocks on the sides and in the corners are "Summer Winds" in simplified variations. Fun!
Sunnyside, Washington
Dorothy Atkinson
Where's the Cake?
I drew most of
the patches freehand, except for the vegetables which are in EQ.
I modified them but they came from EQ.
I drew everything else freehand.
I didn't know how to draw lasagna finished.so that one would know it
is lasagna. So I decided to put some of the ingrediants used in the
lasagna. In case you don't recognize it, the little blue holder has
lasagna in it.
Dahn Casselman
South of the Border
Because my recipe is of Texas or Mexican heritage, I designed this wall hanging to reflect that flavour. Bright and bold and spicy.
There is some poetic licence in this piece as several of these vegetables are not in the recipe, but such is the imagination that soars in its own world, scarcely glancing at my intended design.
Enjoy!
Yukon, Canada
D. Whitehead
Orange Surprise
I drew the block myself and used the baby block setting to get this sort of triple wedding ring effect. I like the six pointed stars that occur at the intersections.
Elaine G.
Harvest Pie
This is my daughter's favorite pie that has apples, pears, and a handful of cranberries in it. The recipe was given to me by my cousin's wife many years ago.
Texas
E. Schooley
Hungarian Chicken
Liberal Kansas
Jane Forest
Lime Broiled Cat Fish
The lime border, the catfish, and the butter plate are my own blocks, the cat is from the EQ library.
Memphis, TN
Jane Forest
Melon Fruit Salad
The bunch of grapes is from the EQ block library, the rest of the blocks are my own design. The dripping stick thing on the upper right of the central block is supposed to be one of those honey dippers... the recipe is for a honey lime sauce to drizzle over the fruit.
Memphis, TN
Gabi Girnd
Peppers 1
Padern, Germany
Gabi Girnd
Peppers 2
Padern, Germany
Gina Andrews
Wine Cooler
S. Hall
American Apple Pie
Ingrid Akkersdijk
Pineapple Smoothie
The Netherlands
Janet Tannahill
Steak Soup
The border represents salad because that has become a main ingredient in my diet! I have reduced the fat in the soup so it is pretty healthy and it is so easy to make and it makes a lot so there is more time for working on quilts!
Mission, KS
Leanne Davis
Turkey Schnitzel Parmigianna
The 'Turkey' and 'Corn & beans' blocks come from the EQ5 block libraries. The layout is one of the EQ5 irregular grid layouts
The red in the 'corn & beans' blocks represents the parmigianna sauce, the cream/yellow is for the cheese on the schnitzel
Adelaide, South Australia