March 2008 Challenge: Stars and Not-Stars! (Page 3)

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This quilt is made up of the cornered star block and a block that was based on the star block

Adelaide, South Australia

The Southern Cross seems particularly prominent in the nigth sky at the moment.

This quilt is made using the origami star, and the 8-chain variation blocks (both from the block library)

All blocks came from the EQ libraries. This is only the second time I have submitted a quilt but the formation of an EQ club in my area gave me the incentive to give it a try.

I have been going out almost every day looking for tulips and daffodils. Hope they come before I can select the fabric for this quilt.

Albany NY

Traci's Star is an original block drafted by me.
My daughter, Traci, is pregnant with her 1st child. I drafted this star some time back to make her a quilt. I combined it with the Grecian cross. I plan on making this for a baby quilt for her and the wee one to come.

Beavercreek, OH

5x7 Horizontal Quilt layout bordered with Peony blocks

Stars: Star & Chains block from EQ Library
Not Stars: Designed in EasyDraw - Square in Chains and Checkered Square in Chains blocks

Viking quilting pattern for Square in Chains blocks set on Layer3.

Ridgefield, NJ

7x8 Horizontal Quilt layout of blocks from the EQ Block Library with blocks set to form overall "V" patterns

Stars: Garden Patch block
Not Stars: Thrifty and 6-Grid Chain blocks

Border:Big & Little Points Out

8" blocks resulting in quilt 76" x 92" after borders.
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Floral Block is original design.
Star block from EQ5

Warsaw, IN.

8" blocks resulting in quilt 76" x 92" after borders.
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Floral Block is original design.
Star block from EQ5

Sue Wegert
Lily Pond Quilt Designs
Warsaw, IN.

Friendship star and
World without end variation.

Devon UK

Lemoyne star and
girl's favourite

Devon UK

I used a Horizontal Quilt Layout
the patterns are from the Library

I used the Rolling Star and the Chain 1 from the EQ Library. This is my first EQ quilt. I have learned that I have a lot to learn!

Cleopatra's Puzzle block plus Frayed Sawtooth Star

Modified Snowball Block and 54 - 40 or Flight plus star points in the sashing.

Visitors to Canada get a bit of a kick out of the proliferation of donut shops. They are everywhere. Are we embarrassed? Not at all. We love our Tim Hortons.

Winnifred Masson, Braeside, Ontario

Australia

I decided that mt windmills would qualify as a star. I designed them for a round robin but havent used them yet. When I am designing, I use only colours and I have chosen an australian set of colours for this

Australia

Have always wanted to do a 2 color quilt.


Howell, Michigan

I am partial to scrappy quilts and love the look of 1/2 square triangles.

Howell, Michigan

Using 'Interlaced Logs' and 'Rolling Star 2'. The border is from the auto borders - Miscellaneous, Handkerchief Edge.

Perth Western Australia

I used the "Four block star" with the "Orange peel" block. For this month I chose green and purple.
Cheers from France

Hélène, Clermont-Ferrand

For this quilt the block "Wrapped star" was used in combination with the "7-Grid chain" block.
Cheers from France

Hélène, Clermont-Ferrand

Redwork squares come from the EQ Embroidery Library > Viking Embroidery > Penny Squares.
I like the look of the stars and redwork. Any redwork can be substituted for the Redwork squares and can be done by machine or by hand.

South Florida

With the on-point setting the non-star block distorts a mirror of the star block.

Mystic IA

I used a 5x7 layout alternating the star and non-star blocks.

Mystic IA

I thought this quilt would also be nice with a plain border filled with a lovely quilting design using a varigated thread.

Collings Lakes NJ

Collings Lakes NJ

The star is Sara's Star Variation. The nonstar block is the Double Baskets with some modifications. The center block is a combination of the two blocks.

Pasco, WA

designed for nephew using Teddy Bear novelty fabric

designed for nephew using Teddy Bear novelty fabric

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