Sharon Lewis
Paducah Summer
When I split the Paducah Peony block and set the 2 new blocks on point,
I instantly felt it was a good summer block. I really enjoyed playing
with many of the beautiful fabric pallettes in the coloring.
Canoga Park, CA
Sharon Lewis
Butterfly Garden
The Butterfly Fan block was easily adapted into 2 blocks that, when
paired, evoked a feel of summer in the back yard.
Canoga Park, CA
Sherry Johnson
Lattice Stars
I altered the EQ Star 3 from the library to make two different blocks
by using some lines for one of the blocks and the remaining lines for
the other. When put into a quilt one of the blocks forms a lattice work
around the other.
LeSueur, MN
Sherry Johnson
Calm
Seas
This quilt was made by altering the Storm at Sea Block using some of
it's lines for one of the blocks and the rest for the other. I used
tiles on point as the first border to repeat the small square that was
part one of the blocks and a block border made of the center of the
other block. I felt this added continuity to the design.
LeSueur, MN
Suzan Engler
String Star
I started with a simple string star. By eliminating 4 lines, I created
an asymetrical block to give some movement.
Panorama Village, Texas
Peony Puzzle
original block is Paducah Peony
Something's Up With That Goose
original block - Goose Tracks
Sue Wegert
These blocks are based on the EQ block: St. Louis Star (Adap.).
Lily Pond Quilt Designs
Warsaw, IN
Terrie Sandelin
Variation One
Fort Colllins, Colorado