Club EQ February 2004 Results! (page 5)

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Club EQ Album: February 2004 Challenge: Drunkard's Path! Page 5

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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Nancy Anderson Fans all around the quilt Using Special Effects layout -3 with the Floating Fan from the Library. February Pallet fabrics email	Nancy Anderson Fandango Floating Fan from the Library. February Pallet fabrics email	Neva Carlson Drunkard's Crossing This quilt is based on an EQ Drunkard's Path block, modified by adding a 9-patch background. One block was divided to make a fan. Asheville NC email	Patricia Calder Drunkard's Path Crosby Texas. I used the Peace Dove and Over the Bridge blocks. email

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Ruth Rocker Funhouse CDs Choctaw, Oklahoma I thought this fan resembled the colors you see in a CD when you hold it in the light. And the blocks are warped like a funhouse mirror. email website	Ruth Rocker Drunkard's Snowflake Choctaw, Oklahoma This reminded me of the paper snowflakes we used to make as kids by folding and cutting. email website	Pines Butterfly Quilt Used in the quilt were the "daisy petal fan" and "piece dove" blocks. I noticed a secondary pattern of butterflies where some of the daisy petal fan blocks meet, hence the quilt's name. email	Shelly Harrison Love Knot This is one of my favorite settings for the Drunkard's Path block. I think it works well as a two color quilt, especially red and white!

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Shelly Harrison All the Turtles have Gone to Africa I used the Baby Block set and the Drunkard's Path block that reminds me of a turtle. Then I just rotated the blocks until the same part of the block touched in the three corners. The shield that is made where the three corners touch reminded me of an African mask, hence the name of the quilt.	Susan Erickson Drunkard's Unraveling This is an 8" Drunkard's Pinwheel block with a 4" wide sashing. The same block is put into the horizontal and vertical sashing, but not at the corners of the sashing. The coloring does the rest. email	Susan Erickson Drunkard's Tile This is a Sashed Blocks 5 Layout with the Dove block between the sashes and a 4-striped block in the sash. email	Kris D Rattlesnake Quilt Inspired by the one at this site.

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Lene palsgaard Castle quilt Block: Turtle I think the brown color should be in the background, the light color in the middle and the green color in the front. email	Phyllis S. Drunkard's Path	Phyllis S. Drunkard's Path	Ivona Dostalova Fans all around Again only one EQ5 block (Floating fan) in on-point design. Bratislava, Slovakia email

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Ivona Dostalova Waves Very quicly designed quilt. Only one EQ5 block (Drunkard's path) coloured in three coloures and that's all. I like the waves it fomrs. Bratislava, Slovakia email	M. Busby Floating Reflections email	M. Busby Spring Sun Chapel Hill, NC This was inspired by a course from Quilt University (River Walk by Carol Henry) and the book, Curves in motion, by Judy Dales. email	Arlyn Parker Drunkard's Path Longmeadow, MA email

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Arlyn Parker Variation Longmeadow, MA Same layout in the quilt body-but I re-drew the block so the curve began and ended in the corner. email	Barb Rotondi Crooked Path Woodstock,GA using the Floating Fan block for both the center of the quilt and border 2. email	Barb Rotondi Flowers and Fans Woodstock using the Daisy Petal Fan -- main part of the quilt and the corner stones -- and the for the blocks in the second border. email	Beth Polvino Daisy Heart Plates #1 North Cape May, NJ I made this using the block Daisy Petal Fan from the Classic Fans Library. I left the colors the same as I loved the way it sparkled on the black background I added. email

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Beth Polvino Daisy Heart Chains North Cape May, NJ email	Barbara Hamrin Fandango Falmouth, MA Challenge Feb. 2004 email	Barbara Hamrin Spring Falmouth, MA Challenge Feb. 2004 email	Bobbie Lehman Tequila! Bluffton, SC After looking at this design for awhile, it makes you think you have drank too much tequila and took the drunkard's path! email

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Carole Casadonte Dresden Worms Used 4 petal Dresden Plate Fan and the Symmetry tool website email	Carole Casadonte Drunk in a Storm Used the Storm at Sea Layout from the layout library. Blocks are Drunkard's Path and 4 petal Dresden Plate Fan. website email	Carolyn Martin Baby Beachballs Illinois	Christine Crowther Sun Time Kaleidoscope This quilt combines an original block and the Stars - 42 layout. Alabama, USA email