W. Masson
Donuts and Lifesavers
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
W. Masson
Hubby's Choice
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Sheila Fowler
Snail's Trail
The Snail's trail was the starting
point in this exercise for me. It is one of my favourite blocks. I love its flowing
lines. One day I actually make my own version of this old fashioned delight!
My first challenge!
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Sheila Fowler
Square in a Square Quilt
This quilt, created in vivid colours, hides the Snail's Trail pattern and invites the eye to explore its bold lines.
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Sheila Fowler
Looking Outward to the Light
I had some fun working with muted purples to create the illusion of looking through the framework to the light beyond.
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Sheila Fowler
Looking Outward to the Light 2
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Andrea Poulimenos (soon to
be Bishop)
Orange Push Pops
This is one of the blocks from a virtual puzzle quilt I did where you used the regular block *and* the hidden block in the same quilt. You use 6 blocks and their counterparts to get a 3x4 quilt and then try to find the pairs within the quilt.
Bowling Green, OH, USA
Andrea Poulimenos (soon to
be Bishop)
Grassy Pinwheels
Here's the hidden block, but in a quilt by itself.
Bowling Green, OH, USA
Sheila Williams
Fan Lines
This block is from a class I teach on lines. It shows what we can do with the drawing features in EQ5. Looks link a tradition blocks but it is not. take a look at the single block.
Sheila Williams
Find the block
Can you find the basic block? I recolored and used the symmetry tool on the layout.
This block is from a class I teach on lines. It shows what we can do with the drawing features in EQ5.
Sue Wegert
Color version 1--Stary Night
Friendship Stars
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May 1, 2005
Sue Wegert
Color version 2--Swirling Super Novas
Making the frienship Star melt into the background creates the Swirling Super Novas as a secondary design.
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May 1, 2005
Linda E.
Easy Steps #1
These 2 "easy steps" quilts are
from the same simple pattern but with differing colorations. A number of different
quilt patterns can be created in addition to these two.
Albuquerque, NM
Linda E.
Easy Steps #2
These 2 "easy steps" quilts are
from the same simple pattern but with differing colorations. A number of different
quilt patterns can be created in addition to these two.
Albuquerque, NM
Carol E. Skrube
Stars All Over
I used the Varible star block and altered the center.
Sheboygan, Wi
Carol E. Skrube
Hidden Stars
Altered Varible Star Block and pin wheel blocks in the border.
Sheboygan, Wi
Ann Czompo
Storm at Sea (Before)
Williamsburg, VA
Ann Czompo
Storm at Sea (After)
Williamsburg, VA
Ann Czompo
Prickly Pear (Before)
Quilt center made up of units created by Doreen Speckmann: Peaky & Spike, Night and Noon, and Half Night and Noon. I took a class with her and enjoyed this method of designing quilts.
Williamsburg, VA
Ann Czompo
Prickly Pear (After)
Quilt center made up of units created by Doreen Speckmann: Peaky & Spike, Night and Noon, and Half Night and Noon. I took a class with her and enjoyed this method of designing quilts.
Williamsburg, VA
Dorothy Atkinson
The Light Will Shine Through (before A)
I designed the Block in this quilt.
When I design now I try to make sure that the quilt is doable. In other words could I sew it.?
I put the black border which is something that I wouldn't ordinarily do but quilts are stories to me. When I put the black right next to the quilts and then the birght colours again because I believe that no matter what darkness there is, the light will shine through. If you keep on believing .
Georgian Bay, ON. Canada
Dorothy Atkinson
Floating Flowers (After A)
The block is the same block I used in
"The Light Will Shine Through."
Georgian Bay, ON. Canada
Dorothy Atkinson
Cabin in the Woods (Before B)
Block in the border is from Pattie Anderson's Book EQ5 Draw
I designed the block in the quilt.
The same blocks are used as in "The Trail Home."
Colouring the block and again using the Rotate Tool gave a whole new look.
Georgian Bay, ON. Canada
Dorothy Atkinson
The Trail Home (After B)
I designed the block and thought that the block from EQDraw by Pattie Anderson would compliment the block that I drew.
It reminded by of an Aboriginal Quilt.
This block ended up being fun because I could get a lot of different looks by changing the colours of the block and also moving the block using the Rotate Tool.
Georgian Bay, ON. Canada
Block 1072 Before
QuiltName
Block 1072 from the EQ Library-coloration as in the orginial block.
Pines
Block 1072 After
Block 1072 in a new colaration. A totally different quilt.
Jeanne DeJong
Hot Summer Nights
This variation on the Churn Dash block made me think of hot summer nights.
Ukiah, CA
Jeanne DeJong
Berry Churn
It took me a while to figure out how to really hide the blocks, but I think I finally managed to!
Club EQ Challenge
Don't forget to check out the current challenge and send in your own entry.
Lisanne Bainbridge
The Amazing Eight Pointed Star
The Eight-Pointed Star block is attractive in its own right, and has infinite potential for recolouring.
England
Lisanne Bainbridge
Not the Eight-Pointed Star - One
Here are some of the symmetric shapes that are possible. There could be an infinite number of asymmetric shapes.
England
Lisanne Bainbridge
Not the Eight Pointed Star - Two
Here are some more symmetrical patterns, also showing the possibility for diagonal lines diamonds and circles. They could all be drawn overlapping with transparency effects.
England