Design a quilt whose primary design will fit on the TOP of the bed. You will have to pay attention to mattress sizes and keep the design on the top of the bed space. Only borders can hang off the bed.
- Barb Vlack
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Quilt 65
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Quilt 66
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Quilt 67
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Quilt 68
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Patsy Lavigne
Call me crazy
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Carolyn L.
Simply Quilting
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Priscilla Newberger
Tulip queen sized bed covering
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Priscilla Newberger
wall tiles, Queen size bed topper
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This is my first time making my own quilt.
Laconia, NH
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This is my favourite border treatment. I have a lovely applique butterfly
quilt which used this border.
For this one, I filled the center with some gorgeous quilting that
I found in the EQ6 library (quilt motifs).
www.piecepatcher.ca
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EQ6 block and automatic border.
Corvallis OR
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Original block, simple borders, horizontal strip layout. Inspired
by wall tiles.
Corvallis, OR
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Quilt 69
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Quilt 70
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Quilt 71
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Quilt 72
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Ruth Rocker
Hugs n Kisses
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Sharon Archer
Bed of Roses
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Sharon Archer
Something Completely Different
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Sheila and Brittany Donegan
Brittany's Quilt
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I defaulted back to EQ5 to do this as I haven't really had time to
play much with the new version.
Beavercreek, Ohio
www.krafters.net
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Full Size Mattress Quilt
This very traditional looking quilt began with a basic Rose of Sharon
flower which was used as a basis for the floral appliques designed
for the center section, the outer border and for the stencil motif.
BTW, I used the technique shown in Andrea's excellent lesson on making
scrolls in EQ6 to design the scrolls used in the appliques.
Ridgefield, NJ
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This King Size quilt top uses the 3 Log Cabin block from the EQ Library
set into a Baby Block layout and brightly colored for a totally different
look from the other quilt.
I used the new auto borders tool for the outer border.
Ridgefield, NJ
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This Quilt started out as a Quilt for my DSGD's bedroom, She is visiting
during Spring Break. She wanted to make a quilt for her room and I
needed to find something for her to do during her visit.
She went throught the 6" Squares in my sewing room and found
fabric square she liked and layed them out in my office. When I showed
her the challenge and how I wanted to use her quilt design. She added
the coloring and the center block layout.
Temecula, CA
http://www.sheilawilliams.com/
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Quilt 73
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Quilt 74
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Quilt 75
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Quilt 76
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Sylvia Jones
J.T.'s Snail's Trail
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Sara B. Weber-Hess
Northern Lights over the Mountains
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Sara B. Weber-Hess
Full of Red Diamonds
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Terry Pevehouse
Spring Delight
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I actually made this quilt for my son using various dark and neutral
prints instead of solids as pictured here. Only the neutral fabric
in the quilt drop is a print to economize on the KB. The quilt turned
out more gorgeous than I could believe and certainly this picture
does not do justice to the real thing! I needed to use lots of plastic
sndwich bags with note cards to label and store the pieces for each
quilt block and a guide printed from EQ to keep the blocks organized
because the fabrics in one block spill over into the adjacent blocks,
like a tessellation! I never could have done it without the help from
EQ to make fabric decisions and a plan for construction! Thank you,
Penny and the EQ gang!
Youngstown, OH
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My first attempt at designing a bargello, I'm not happy with the
results -- yet. The border is "Delectable Mountains." This
is one I'll probably keep fiddling with...
South Bend, IN USA
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How quickly can I design a second quilt... :-) Believe it or not,
this was less than half an hours work!
South Bend, IN USA
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I used the block that I designed for the February challenge. I have
actualy sewn the block in miniature and was pleased with the results.
This quilt is pretty bright for my taste but I had fun playing with
the borders. The corner blocks were a challenge. I couldn't find what
I wanted so I drew my own. This block is probably found somewhere
but it was quicker to do it myself.
Fort Smith, AR
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Quilt 77
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Quilt 78
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Terri Nice
Blueberry Butter
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Uqiau
Icecream shop
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This design was inspired by my husband. I asked him to decide what
design he would like for one of our bedrooms and he immediately said
"STARS". The color scheme is my contribution. This is a
Queen size quilt with a 16" drop.
Keymar, MD
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It was really fun!!
I found Japanese Kanji can be used with
EQ6 ! How amazing !
Japan
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