Mary Frances
Wood
Symmetry 1
This block was designed in Raymond Houston's Quilt University Symmetry class.
Forest VA
Mary Frances
Wood
Symmetry Again
This block, like Symmetry 1, was designed in Raymond Houston's Quilt University Symmetry class. The blocks have been flipped.
Forest VA
Neva Carlson
Pinwheel Star
Asheville NC
Neva Carlson
Bold Star
Asheville NC
Pauline C.
Blue Monkeys
Or I guess it is
the snails trail.
Vancouver Island
Pauline C.
Happy Boxes
Monkey wrench revisited.
Vancouver Island
Monique R.
Stars and Diamonds
The block is from the eq5 block library.
I think it is amazing how different the colored quilts appear! I really enjoyed this challenge.
Needham, MA
Monique R.
Diamonds and Stars
The block is from the eq5 block library.
I think it is amazing how different the colored quilts appear! I really enjoyed this challenge.
Needham, MA
Patricia A Knight
Lucky Clover block
Patricia A Knight
(unnamed)
Ranghild Graßhoff
(unnamed)
Dannenberg, Germany
Ranghild Graßhoff
(unnamed)
Dannenberg, Germany
Annette Schon
Annettes Marinerquilt
I hope this block
will work as paperpiecing.
I need my EQ5 even for painting and much for doing quiltstencils.
Sweden
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Annette Schon
(unnamed)
Sweden
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Merry Endres
Dad's Plaids
This quilt uses the traditional coloring of the Whirlwind block and features a scrappy array of homespun fabrics.
Merry Endres
Gramma's Pajamas
Here, the Whirlwind block morphs into pinwheels when colors are placed in different areas.
Merry Endres
Maybe Baby
The Right and Left blocks take on a traditional look in this baby quilt complete with heart-shaped quilting and a prairie point border.
Merry Endres
Sophisti-cats
Here, the Right and Left block virtually disappears and is replaced by pinwheels on point. The Fancy Cats are from the Electric Quilt Embroidery Upgrade CD.
Rory Kirby
Playing Fields
Making a 3 X 3 layout
makes this quilt look less effective than with 5 X 7, but the rules
said 3 X 3, or 4 X 4!
The block is original, I imagine, as it makes no sense to complicate
things except to be able to create the two quilts.
Victoria, BC
Rory Kirby
Playing Fields
Original block, based on colouring of the centre block and modified by making a false blue border inside the 3 true borders.
The trick compared with the first quilt is to colour to emphasize the tilted squares.
Victoria, BC
Sharon Lewis
HANDY ANDY #1
Canoga Park, CA
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Sharon Lewis
HANDY ANDY #2
Canoga Park, CA
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Simonetta Marinio
Quilt n. 1 Stelle Gialle
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Quilt n. 2 Tortine
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Sue Thomas
Daylight to Celebrate the Stars
Shelbina, Missouri
Sue Thomas
Midnight Under the Stars and Stripes
Shelbina, Missouri
Suzan Engler
Before #2
I drew this block using easy draw. I like the light and lacy look.
Panorama Village, Texas
Suzan Engler
After #2
Same block using jewel tone batiks. I also made the block in the border smaller than in the Before-version.
Panorama Village, Texas
Suzan Engler
Before #1: Lemoyne Star
The starting block in my favorite color combination of blue and white.
Panorama Village, Texas
Suzan Engler
After #2: Christmas Leymone
This one reminds me of christmas candy.
Panorama Village, Texas
Lovisa Eriksson
Jewels
Sweden
Lovisa Eriksson
String of Squares
Sweden