Club EQ February 2004 Results (page 3)

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Club EQ Album: February 2004 Challenge: Drunkard's Path! Page 3

Design a quilt with a block from the Drunkard's Path book (1 Classic Pieced) or from the Fans book (2 Contemporary Pieced) in the EQ5 Block Library. Or you may design your own block that has a square with a curved corner patch like the Drunkard's Path. The blocks in your quilt should have this Drunkard's Path block or variation as the primary (majority) block but you may introduce other complementary blocks.

-Barb Vlack

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Rory Kirby Jolly Green Drunkard Drunkard's Path though shrubbery as viewed from inside prison bars, following a most unfortunate encounter with traffic as shown in the second quilt...... Rory Kirby, Victoria, BC email	Charlotte Kleiner Thorn Trees Winnipeg, MB Canada In this quilt, I used the Steeplechase and Drunkard's Path blocks in the centre and placed the Jan's Fan block in the border. I used a layout from the EQ Library - Irregular Grids - 15. I called my quilt "Thorn Trees" because in an abstract way it reminds me of the thorn trees that grow on the hot dry plains of India. I used to live in such a climate and today, when it is -40 degrees C., it is nice to dream! email	Charlotte Kleiner Butterflies Are Free! Winnipeg, MB Canada I used Irregular Grids - 2 from the EQ Layout library for my quilt. The two blocks used are: Drunkard's Path and Jan's Fan. email	H Dulak Pacmans Revenge

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Verona P Drunkard's Path I was experimenting with a different color scheme and decided to use it in my Feb Challenge. verpro@telus.net email	Elaine Schooley Ancient Nubia Liberal, Kansas email	Elaine Schooley Aida's tile Liberal, Kansas email	J Waite 0204eqc iris email

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J Waite 0204eqc iris email	Ingrid Akkersdijk Drunkard's Path email	Ingrid Akkersdijk Fan-tastic Rainbow 1 I used the Daisy Petal Fan block and my rainbow color palette, added shades and tints and colored away! email	Jane Turgeon Drunkard's Path Love Ring I have seen this arrangement called 'Love Ring'. The corner blocks have been called 'birds'. Jane Turgeon email

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Jane Turgeon Grandmother's Fan - Love Ring This is the same arrangement as the Drunkard's Path Love Ring but using Grandmother's Fan as the block. It is in the Dresdan Plate block library. Jane Turgeon email	Jennifer Hayford Tuck and Pull California This was made with just two types of blocks 1 dunkards path and a plain old square I was playing with the rotating when I thought that I should make a snake around then I saw the link above and I was hooked. I am sure somebody came up with it before me but hey it was fun. All colors and blocks are from the standard eq library. email	Monecha Painter Dancing Fans Glendale, Arizona Fan Tie Block from EQ5 Library	Monecha Painter Floating Bubbles Glendale, Arizona Drunkard's Path with Diamond border

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Sandy N. Drunkard's Path This design came about using the windmill block. I think this would make a great signature quilt. in Zion,Illinois email	Sandy N. Drunkard's Path This was using the Butterfly fan, guess since it was Valentine Day a heart was just the right touch for this design. email	Danka Kruszewska Cobwebbed in WWW... ... or "Lost in Internet!" Danka Kruszewska (c) Saarbrücken, Germany email	Danka Kruszewska Bluesy Somewhere over the Rainbow... ... indispensable with Ray Charles! Danka Kruszewska (c) Saarbrücken, Germany email

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Janet Saunders Drunkards Chain Washington, DC email	Janet Saunders Drunkards Forrest Washington, DC email	Dorothy Moody Drunkards Path 1 On this quilt I used two blocks and used three colours only. This makes the quilt look like it is set on point email	Dorothy Moody Drunkards Path 2 I only used one block and rotated several to create a lattice effect. In the border I used blocks to continue the theme. email

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Maureen Callahan Petri Dish Wilson, NY USA email	Maureen Callahan Bubblegum Wilson, NY USA email	Kathleen Potvin Purple Peony Feb 04 ClubEQ challenge Ft Wayne, In This quilt was created using one of the special layouts from the layout library. The drunkards path block was re-drawn so the arcs would meet. I have not progressed to curved piecing, so I would make these blocks by sewing to interfacing & appliqueing to the background email	Kathleen Potvin Romantic Reds Feb 04 ClubEQ challenge Kathleen Potvin Ft Wayne, IN I edited the drunkards path blocks to get the curve design I wanted. The flowers are from the block library and placed on layer 2. email

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Ace McGunigle Tipsy Round Shippenville, PA I actually did this in fabric this month. I received the Drunkard's Path block as the first step in a round robin. I was to set it on point and add a border using triangles. I couldn't have done it without EQ. The fabrics were similar to those in this design. email	Angie Padilla Star Fans Block: Floating Fan (Contemporary Pieced Library, Fans) Layout: Off-Center Designs - 5 (adapted) email website	Angie Padilla Tipsy Star Blocks: Around the Block & Basebal (Classic Pieced Library, Drunkard's Path) Layout: Star #20 Both blocks were repeated in the Diamond Block border. email website	Anne D Flower Basket I though the Drunkard's Path block in this quilt look like flowers. Victoria,B.C.,Canada. email