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January 2007 Challenge: Draw your own Blocks! (Page 4)

"Draw your own block. Do NOT use a block as is from the EQ Block Library or any other EQ product. You may alter a block by adding or removing lines, superimposing two blocks, combining blocks to create a new single block, or draw an original block. Set the block(s) into a quilt."
- Barb Vlack

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97-113

   
   
   
Quilt 97
Quilt 98
Quilt 99
Quilt 100
Judee R.
Tea and Cookies
Marjorie Busby
Lines to Curves 1
Marjorie Busby
Lines to Curves 2
Mary Ann Altendorf
Harlequin Diamonds

I recently purchased a bright read mug and saucer. Every time I see it I think I need tea and cookies :-)
This is an original design, including some dark chocolate cookies.


Colorado

Designed for clubEQ January, 2007

Designed for clubEQ January, 2007

Using EQ6, I started with the Weathervane block and used the Serendipity tool to add a border thus creating a new original block. I colored the quilt with jewel tone prints resulting in this submission.

Hillsboro, OR

Quilt 101
Quilt 102
Quilt 103
Quilt 104
Michelle Linnell
Just a Little Extra
Michelle Linnell
Chasing Pinwheels
Michelle Linnell
Cabin at the Lake
Pat Huston
Block 1, Setting 1

This is just an extra to share with my Challenge Friends to show the block in a different layout style.

Another block design combining the two blocks: Lady of the Lake with a Pinwheel or Rosebud block center to create this dramatic quilt.

My block design combines the two blocks: Lady of the Lake with Log Cabin to create this dramatic quilt.

Thanks EQ, I really love these challenges and enjoy the creative inspiration that is created by taking part!

What fun! I surprised myself when I saw the various settings for this single block.

Willowbrook, IL

   
 
 
Quilt 105
Quilt 106
Quilt 107
Quilt 108
Pat Huston
Block 1, Setting 2
Sharon Archer Ridgefield
Star Lite Star Brite
Sharon Archer Ridgefield
Can this be Love? Hearts, Flowers & Diamonds
Sheila Williams
I love Scraps©

Willowbrook, IL

EQ5 Horizonal quilt using two color variations of the Star Lite block.

Different quilt patterns can be obtained by varying the block colors and rotations. Another version I tried looked like large pinwheels - it was interesting to see how different the quilts looked using the same block design!

This too is an EQ5 Horizontal quilt using just two color variations of one block - in this case the Hearts & Triangles block, which in itself is a variation on the Star Lite Block used in the other quilt. The pieced background of both block designs is the same, but each has a different appliqué shape added.

When the Hearts & Triangles blocks are rotated the hearts meet to form columns of four petal flowers alternating with columns of what appears to be on-point multi-patched diamonds. If I make this I'd like to try to embellish the triangle patches with embroidery stitches like in Crazy quilts.

I had a lot of scraps left over from a project and just decided to use them for something really fun. I used the Symmetry Tool to come up with a nice layout.

Temecula, CA

   
   
 
Quilt 109
Quilt 110
Quilt 111
Quilt 112
Simonetta M.
Monsters
Terrie S.
Stars 1
Terrie S.
Stars 2
Vigdis Stensrud Lund
Canooing among the Stars

Italy

Designed for clubEQ January, 2007

Designed for clubEQ January, 2007

I made this one with premade borders.

Norway

 
Quilt 113
Vigdis Stensrud Lund
Merry go Round

Norway

 


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