Judee Q.
Ribbons and Stars
I used whirling star from blockbase and then removed some of the lines
creating a twisting ribbon block.
Judee Q.
Judee's Tiles
Block 1369 Lucky Clover (Aunt Martha) from blockbase was used as the
basis for this quilt. Once the blocks were on the quilt worktable, I
did need to rotate and recolor some blocks. I like how the medallion
in the middle has an uneven looking edge. The coloring of individual
pieces after placed into the quilt makes a big difference.
Kathy Smither
Broken Paths
I enjoyed this challenge--something I had never tried before.
Burbank, CA
Laurie Hopman
Star Variations
The original block is North Carolina Star from the EQ libraries, and
it is set in the center and the corners. The "knockout" blocks
were created to the letter of the challenge by removing some lines,
then going back and restoring those and removing the rest. Those 2 altered
blocks are set in the alternating positions and colored to show even
more secondary star patterns.
Laurie Hopman
Fiesta Star Variations
This is the same North Carolina Star block variations as the other quilt,
this time set in "On-Point Medallion-7" from the Layout library
and colored from the Karen Stone pallette. The combination of the on-point
setting, partial blocks and different color choices make it a completely
different quilt.
Charlotte Hay
My original block was "Time in Tide" and I deleted some of
the lines from the original block to make 2 other blocks for my quilt.
I used all 3 blocks in one of the quilts in my project but only the
2 altered blocks in the other.
Queensland, Australia
Queensland, Australia
Karen Boston
Different Choices
I started with Clays Choice and played around from there. A simple pattern
but I thought that it might make a great baby quilt.
Nova Scotia
Karen Boston
I used the Paducah Peony as my original block and then created the other
two blocks from that.
Nova Scotia
Laura Waterfield
"Storm at Sea" Variation
I have always been fascinated with the 'Storm at Sea' block. It immediately
came to my mind when this challenge was posted.True to its name this
quilt looks wild and unpredictable in this onpoint layout.
Tomball, TX US
This EQ5 project free to download at www.LaurasSewingStudio.net
Laura Waterfield
"Rolling Crosses" Variation
This was an easy one.
Tomball, TX US
EQ5 project file available for free download at www.LaurasSewingStudio.net
Carrum Downs, Austrailia