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May 2007 Challenge: Baskets and Embroidery (Page 1)

Use the EQ6 Block Library and the Embroidery Library to design a quilt highlighting baskets and their contents. Or design your own block and/or embroidery. You must use embroidery somewhere in your design.
- Barb Vlack

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Quilt 4
Barb Vlack
Shelf Life
Barb Vlack
Baskets of Feathers
Anne Hawn Smith
Basket Bouquet
Anne Hawn Smith
Our Daily Thread

Designed for May, 2007, clubEQ challenge: Baskets and Embroidery.

Many of my special interests are displayed on these shelves. I used embroidery and pieced blocks from EQ6 as well as the text tool to tell some of my "story."

St. Charles, IL USA

 

Designed for May, 2007, clubEQ challenge: Baskets and Embroidery.

To create a non-traditional setting for the traditional Basket blocks, I set blocks into an 8-Point Star layout from the Layout Library>Basics by Style>Stars. The Feathers are from the Embroidery Library.
The coloring of the quilt evolved by using the new Random Recolor tool.

St. Charles, IL USA

This reminds me of the year I planted my flower borders with all sorts of marigolds, coriopsis, coxcombs, and other red and orange flowers. They looked so pretty against my white picket fence but when I went out to get a bouquet for my dining room I realized that none of my beautiful flowers would go in my pink and blue wallpaper. I ended up having lots of orange and yellow bouquets for my kitchen.

Fernandina Beach, FL

I love with working with the Delft Blue colors, but when I finished this, it just seemed to cry out for a zinger fabric. The hot pink seemed to holler "Pick me, pick me!" The little spools seemed to fit the corners perfectly once I changed the colors.

Fernandina Beach, FL

Quilt 5
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Quilt 7
Quilt 8
Audrey Smith
Baskets of Posies
Audrey Smith
Verdant Baskets
Berit Pramm
Basket with Fruits and Vine
Berit Pramm
Waiting for aPicnic

The blocks are from the EQ Libraries and the avaiable Embroideries
I had a lot of fun with the embroideries which I had not used at all before.
I couldn't figure out how to flip them though

Sale UK

Blocks from EQ Libraries and the avaiable Embroideries
Only the bow is original
I couldn't find a way of putting the applique bow (Layer 2) on top of the embroidery(layer 3) so had rearrange my original idea

Sale UK

I made a design with baskets and put Fruits and Vineglasses into them.

Norway

This design I'll use for a cusion or a wall-hanging.

Norway

Quilt 9
Quilt 10
Quilt 11
Quilt 12
Barbara Gilstad
"Blue Baskets"
Celia Norman
This I Can Do
Celia Norman
I Wish I Could
Charlotte Kleiner
Baskets and Bouquets

Sometimes less is more. In my mind's eye I can see these lovely baskets of flowers by Cactus Punch adorning a simple tablecloth.

Since my sewing machine does not have the capability to link to my machine for embroideries I designed my second quilt with quilting stencils. Not exactly emboideries, but this I can do.

Canmore, Alberta

These embroideries are from EQ library, Cactus Punch - Always Fun - Baskets. So this quilt satisfies the challenge criteria. But my sewing machine does not have the capability to link to my computer for embroideries and so I could never make this quilt.

Canmore, Alberta

This tablerunner layout came from the EQ Layout Library. I used both Pieced blocks and Embroidered blocks for the runner. And "The Quiltmaker Collection Vol 1 " arrived in time for me to use one of the designs to complement the EQ6 border stencil.

Winnipeg, MB Canada

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Quilt 16
Charlotte Kleiner
A Basket for All Reasons
ChristianeW.
ChristianeW.
Redwork Baskets
Claudia
Flower Baskets

There were a lot of baskets in the embroidery library so I decided to make a "sampler" quilt using them as well as some of the pieced basket blocks from the EQ6 block library. I chose "Basics by Style - Irregular Grids - 17" from the layout library as my starting point. I also used the printing on the quilt feature. And "The Quiltmaker Collection Vol 1 " arrived in time for me to use one of the designs to complement the EQ6 border stencil.

Winnipeg, MB Canada

Center of the quilt is an embroideryblock from the library.

Germany

I think,this theme is a wonderful chance to design a Redworkquilt!

Germany

Taiwan

Quilt 17
Quilt 18
Quilt 19
Quilt 20
Daphne Stewart
Wondering about Marcie
Daphne Stewart
Appears that spring is finally here ...
Donna Fisher
Basket Stars with Butterflies
Donna Fisher
Basket Stars with Flowers

This 20" x 33" row quilt was designed for a narrow telephone nook. The basket at the top is a variation of Curved Handle Basket from the Foundation Pieced library. The bottom row is Basket Pinwheel from the Contemporary Pieced library. Embroideries are by Pfaff and Cactus Punch.

My 17-year-old sewing machine does 'first generation' embroidery so as a designer of quilts using modern embroidery, I'm a bit bogus.

Sunnyside, Washington

This quilt is Ami's auction size: 9" x 11.5". It is probably of no use as a pattern, though: I sized the embroidery motifs at whim and I don't know if they are that flexible in actuality.

The basket is an adaption of the 'Curved Handle Basket' from the Foundation Pieced library. The embroideries are from Cactus Punch and Viking.

Sunnyside, Washington

Drafted basket block without handles; embroideries from library.

Tallahassee, Florida

Drafted block halves, colored, added embroideries from library.

Tallahassee, Florida

Quilt 21
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Quilt 24
Donna Harney
1932
Donna Harney
Country Basket
D. Katherine Willis
Christmas Table Runner - Embroidered Poinsettia
Gina
Deep in the Heart of Texas

The embroidery in the middle is a circle of flowers from Husqvarna Viking. The fabrics are 1930s reproductions.

East Hampton, NY

Flowers, hummingbird and dragonflies are embroideries by Cactus Punch.

East Hampton, NY

Thought I'd get a jump on Christmas decorating! I followed Barb's lead and started with a template from the Quick Quilts project collection. I tweaked the border to personalize it, and then added a basket block and an embroidered poinsettia to meet the requirements of this month's challenge.

Houston, Texas, USA

The stars at night are big and bright ... deep in the heart of Texas!
Reminds me of the one I love ....
deep in the heart of Texas!

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Quilt 26
Quilt 27
Quilt 28
Gina
Can You Canoe?
Hélène
Modern baskets
Hélène
Orchids and butterfly
Ingrid Akkersdijk
Flowers and baskets

Love many, trust a few,
and always paddle your own canoe!

I used blocks from EQ6 libray. I found that the pieced basket blocks had a modern touch and that's why I used a embroidery block with also a "contemporary" look.
Cheers from France.

France

I used all the blocks from EQ6. I am very fond of the border!
Cheers from France

France

The Netherlands

Quilt 29
Quilt 30
Quilt 31
Quilt 32
Janet Bangs
Cat Baskets
Janet Bangs
Sewing Baskets
Jeanette
Strawberry Baskets quilt
Jean J
China Blue

This quilt represents one of my other loves - cats. Both blocks and embroidery come from the EQ library.

The little black and white cat in the bottom left hand corner, represents my own cat, Bianca who died 2 years ago aged 19.

Guildford, England

The basket blocks were adapted from some I saw in a French quilting magazine, "Quiltmannia", the emboidery comes from the EQ library. This quilt represents one of the things I like to do.

Guildford, England

The center part of this quilt was the design I used in my first quilt over 20 years ago. It was made using poly cottons and cottons with a strawberry print in two colour ways and looks as fresh today as when it was first made. There is only a very little machine quilting on it. This is how I would use the same design if I did it again.

Torquay UK

I thought the clean lines suited this design very well


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