
Design a quilt with any of the styles for a One Patch layout. You may color it as a charm quilt or a mosaic design. Or combine the one-patch with blocks set on Layer 2. Be creative with using this layout!
- Barb Vlack
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Quilt 68 |
Danka Kruszewska |
Hilde J Norway |
Ingrid Akkersdijk |
Jo Moury |
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For EQ Challenge 08´2007 "One Patch" with my block "One Patch Tesselated" Riegelsberg, Germany
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Mountain and vally whit sheep ....
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It's amazing when and where inspiration will strike! We were at a Appalachian Folk Arts Festival in WV listening to old time fiddle music and I was struck by the idea of flowers dancing to the fiddler's tune. The pieced background reminds me of time worn pavement. The flower was traced from a copyight free Dover Publication Traditional Floral Designs and Motifs. (If you haven't checked out this source of design material... you should.) The enhanced patch drawing tools are awesome!! I love applique and I'm always on the lookout for challenging pieces, this motif might make it into a wall hanging in the future... and I like to put applique on pieced backgrounds, BUT this is a lot of piecing! Great challenge! Haymarket, VA
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Quilt 72 |
Jo Moury |
Janet Tannahill |
Kd Kaiser |
Leigh Harris |
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This is the same motif as I used in the first quilt, it went through Wreathmaker so the flowers had formed a ring in their dance. This time the pavement is old bricks faded by the sun. Haymarket, VA
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After I finished this, the sky looked like mountains to me although actually, I was trying to shade the sky, so I named the quilt accordingly. Mission KS
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Columbus, OH
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I was just having a bit of fun with my colouring. The quilt uses the 'House' One Patch layout. They looked so much like teeth that I couldn't resist. :-) Perth, Western Australia
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Quilt 76 |
Linda Price |
Linda Price |
Linda Rae Shea |
Mary Alice Smith |
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I like the look of applique on a pieced quilt Iowa USA
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I changed the simple design of the first quilt to where the stars are touching. I also changed the wreaths of flowers to be a variety and added a bouquet in the lower corner. Iowa USA
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Gansevoort, NY
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I wanted to design light hearted placemats with applique and embroidery. I used the simple horizontal hexagons layout because it reminded me of chicken wire. The rooster and hen are from Living Things - Pretty Poultry by Cactus Punch in EQ 6's embroidery library. The words are using the text feature for applique in EQ6. I used the copy and paste feature between the placemats to ensure the text on both matched. The individual patches are highlighted using the 'color thread' option. Birmingham, AL 35206
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Quilt 80 |
Mary Alice Smith |
Sharon Archer |
Sharon Archer |
Sheila Williams |
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I wanted to design light hearted placemats with applique and embroidery. I used the simple horizontal hexagons layout because it reminded me of chicken wire. The rooster and hen are from Living Things - Pretty Poultry by Cactus Punch in EQ 6's embroidery library. The words are using the text feature for applique in EQ6. I used the copy and paste feature between the placemats to ensure the text on both matched. The individual patches are highlighted using the 'color thread' option. Birmingham, AL 35206
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The One Patch Layout style Hexagons (H) in alternating columns of
black to white and white to black floral patterns form the background
for pansy appliqué motifs modified from the EQ Block library
and placed on Layer 2. Ridgefield, NJ
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In this quilt the Kite style One Patch Layout depicts an outdoor scene through the use of different colored patches - snow topped peaks giving way to tree covered mountains and green meadows running down into a blue lake with a grassy foreground. Embroidery designs of trees, flowers, grass, cattails and flying geese from the EQ library were placed on Layer 3. An appliqué of a flying eagle which I modified from the silhouette block in the EQ library was set on Layer 2. Two border styles were added to frame out the center. Ridgefield, NJ
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I created this layout using "One Patch" Layout, then used the "Custom (Glide)" Patch Style. After that I used the Oval and Freehand Brushes to color the patch using farbrics leftover from projects in my sewing room. The Patch shape was helpful because the largest fabric swatch was no larger then 3 inches.
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Sheila Williams |
Sue Wegert |
Ursula Barkhau |
Ursula Barkhau |
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Same quilt but this one I used AThread to outline all of the patches.
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Original design
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I chose the One Patch Layout*Hexagons(V)*with a Block Border.On Layer 2, I set appliqued fishes .It looks like an aquarium. I love this design and will sew this quilt.
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Uqie Imai |
Reeze Hanson |
Reeze Hanson |
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I found a X'mas Tree for this one-patch Japan
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After designing this gladiola motif, I played with multiple positions and came up with Glad Gone Mad, just for fun. Ottawa, KS
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These gladiola motifs were fun to design, and I actually made up this quilt and plan to market it. It came out beautifully. Ottawa, KS |
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