Kirsten Yee
Jungle Flower
Layout from Library Stars--13. Block from Contemporary Pieced--Floating
Fan. My goal was to experiment with using layouts from library and to
try out border options. Borders are still a struggle, but I have learned
lots. Kirsten Yee, Burnaby, BC
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Kirsten Yee
Sunset Beauty
An exercise to force me to work with on point layouts with sashing,
as well as sizing borders. Large plain areas in center and border are
for quilting. Design ideas came from several magazine pictures I have
saved. Kirsten Yee, Burnaby BC
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Linda M.
Drunkard's Path Challenge
Linda Shea
Flowers in the Path
Had fun designing with drunkards path and flower appliques. Original
design. Gansevoort, NY email
Linda Shea
Flowers in my Windows
What fun creating with different blocks and motifs. Original design.
Linda Shea Gansevoort, NY
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Mary Allenspach
Which way did they go?
This is not the drunkest path I made, but the other ones were too
off kilter for even my whacky taste.
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Mary Allenspach
Caterpillars in my path
The Symmetry tool made my fans look like caterpillars, so I had
to add a path thru them, then used the rotate tool to change the symmetrical
look of them
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Maria Wassick
Dreaming of Daisies
Maria Wassick, Midland, Michigan. This is just a basic Drunkard's
path block set into the Baby Blocks Layout. I just rotated blocks until
this flower design appeared. I love the sky effect the mottled blue
fabric gives it.
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Maria Wassick
Party Birds
Midland, MI
Basic Drunkards path set in the Baby Blocks layout. After rotating the
blocks to achieve the birds, I simply colored each row to make them
stand out.
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Marilyn Rembolt
The Wave
Lincoln, NE
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Marilyn Rembolt
Star Path
Lincoln, NE
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Marlene F.
Stained Glass Window
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Marlene F.
Butterflies in the Midst
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Nancy Grey
My Heart Goes Out To Daisy
Wonder Lake, IL
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Nancy Grey
Bad Moon Rising
Wonder Lake, IL
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Peggy Schroder
0204PeggyS2
Blue Moon Sweet Home, OR My 2nd entry, a bit more involved then
my 1st. Reminds me of a beautiful tile. Approx 89 x 89
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Rhonda Dayton
Explosion
or Waiting for Spring I am still playing with the different layouts.
They appear to change a simple block into something else. Albany, NY
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Rhonda Dayton
Fans in the Round
I love the layouts, I just have to quit spinning the blocks and
changing the colors, then I might make one in fabric. Albany, NY
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Roseanne Rosenblum
Drunkard's Path
Sharon Archer
Circular Paths
I used the same block design in both quilts varying the color schemes
and layouts. This version has a pieced border. Fabrics used were from
the new EQ palette download for this month.
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Sharon Archer
Rubies & Sapphires
Same Drunken Path block designs in a different range of colorings,
set On Point.
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Sheila Williams
Sands
I found this block by doing a seach in the block library. I added
these fabrics and just like the idea of placing the block on point.
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Sheila Williams
Sand 2
I started playing around with the symmetry tool in EQ5 and this
really cool quilt appeared.
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Sue Wegert
Clip and Cool
Combination of the Daisy Petal Fan block, the Floating Fan block
and an original variation of the Drunkard's Path using 2 quarter circles
instead of one on opposite corners. The blocks were placed in the Special
Effects - 4 Layout. This caused the DP curves to skew forming a shears
appearance. Sue Wegert Lily Pond Quilt Designs Warsaw, IN
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Sue Wegert
Bluebirds in the Trees
Original Drunkards Path variation with the Peace Dove Block from
EQ5 as an accent to represent the bluebirds. Horizontal Layout of 8
x 8 blocks. Using 4" Blocks = 40" x 40" quilt. Sue Wegert Lily Pond
Quilt Designs Warsaw, IN
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Terry Fecho
Drunkard's Path
Minot, ND
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Andrea Poulimenos
Follow the EQ Path
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Tricia Fagley
Cirtrus Pips
I started with Block 3351 from Blockbase, and set it in a baby
blocks quilt setting, and it grew from there. Charlotte, NC
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Tricia Fagley
Windmill Flowers
I designed an off-center drunkard's path-type block in Easy Draw,
and made use of one of the designs (Irregular Grids #16) in the Layout
Libray for the center of the quilt. I had to mirror image my blocks
after the first attempt of an off-center block plus the off-set layout
resulted in perfect circles, which wasn't what I was looking for. Charlotte,
NC
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Tutu Haynes
Smart
Drunkard's Path