Virginia O.
Path of Peace
By puttring the DP blocks on the bias and using the blue fabric,
it looked like waves and the Alabama Beauty then looked liked sea birds
hovering over the water.
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Val McPhedran
Daisy Petal I
Val McPhedran, Oakville ON This quilt uses the 'Daisy Petal' block
from the Contemporary Pieced library. I tried many other blocks and
configurations before going back to one of my favorite settings to produce
this quilt.
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Val McPhedran
Daisy Petal II
Val McPhedran, Oakville,ON This quilt uses the 'Daisy Petal' block
from the Contemporary Pieced library. I have so much fun with the rotate
tool!! I finally decided I had to stop playing and send in my entries.
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Daphne Stewart
Inebriated Slinky Does Fan Dance
I drew a fan block with a band at the top to match the band on the
bottom of the 'Fan Dance' block in EQ5. Then I parked regular 'Drunkard's
Path' blocks on point in the border. I thought I wouldn't enjoy doing
this chalenge but I did. Sunnyside, Washington stewartld@bentonrea.com
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Daphne Stewart
ISpots and Dots and Ascots
I originally thought there was not much to do with the 'Drunkard's
Path' block but my husband asked, "Isn't that why it's a challenge?"
So I tried again and came up with several designs that were sort of
OK. In this quilt, I added 'Drunkard's Path' corners to the center square
of the 'Weathervane' block in EQ5 and then had a ball with Custom Set.
Daphne Stewart Sunnyside, Washington
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