Ruth Rocker
Bears in the Leaves
Ruth Rocker
Frog Leaves
The white shapes are leaves and the black ones look like little frogs to me.
Sandi McClusky
Golden Harvest
Pensacolal, FL
Sandi McClusky
Autumn Leaves
Pensacolal, FL
Sharon Archer
Autumn Leaves Drift By My Window
Started with an
EQ leaf, cloned numerous times, resizing and rotating until they
were
cascading down and across block. Copied the leaves over a pieced background
representing fields in the fall with mountains in the distance, to
create
an overlaid block. Block then set in "window" of brown wood
sashing, blue painted sills and a blue-purple-aqua wallpaper to contrast
the leaves and complement the mountains.
Would have added quilted lines as rays coming from the upper left corner
to the mountains but ran out of time to figure out how to do it.
Ridgefield,
NJ
Sharon Archer
Forbidden Fruit Falls Far From the T
The blocks for this
wallhanging started with the same leaf but this time I kept the stem
and used WreathMaker to make a ring of leaves which was then cloned
and resized 2 times to make the inner wreaths of the center block The
outer setting blocks leaves are in various orange-gold fabrics.
Using the Forbidden Fruit Tree block from the EQ Library I colored the
tree leaves in a similar pattern to the center rings. Initially designed
without sashings, they were added to this version which gave the design
a different look.
Ridgefield,
NJ
Sherry Cote
Late Summer Vinyard
With the exception
of the tall, skinny trees and the grape clusters the center of this
quilt is one PatchDraw block.
California's central
valley, one of the richest agricultural regions in the world, receives
no rain from April - October. The lush orchards, vineyards and gardens
are dependent on irrigation for their success. The surrounding unirrigated
landscape is a rich golden brown, or drab and arid - depending on your
point of view.
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Sherry Cote
Ginko Silhouette
The design was traced from a picture of a very old Japanese brooch.
I wanted to create the illusion of depth so I placed one motif slightly offset on top of another.
I think this design
would make a beautiful trapuntoed pillow cover.
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Sheila Williams,
Leaves
I saw
this leaf block some where but can not remember where. The quilt was
done in autumn colors. I just liked the tessalation of the leaves.
Temecula, CA
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Susan Kraterfield
Tree Leaf TV Quilt
Some designs were in EQ5, some I made up
by tracing photos. I want to write the common name of each tree in it's
block in pigma pen; but didn't bother doing it in the EQ5 design.
Roanoke, VA
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Sarah Long
Resplendent Riot
Kansas
Sarah Long
Early Spring
I used the Four Leaf Clover block and a modified Flowering Snowball block. I hope the Four Leaf Clover block meets the challenge requirements since it has "leaf" in the title. I changed the arc slightly on the Flowering Snowball block so it would form a secondary pattern when paired with the Four Leaf Clover block. I don't usually design in these colors so this was an experiment.
Kansas
Sara Weber
Leaves are Falling, Geese are Flying
I thought of the title for this quilt first, actually, and then looked for patterns with geese or goose in the title.
"Maple Leaf" blocks alternate with "Goose in the Pond," and the quilt has two borders: "Geese and Strips" on the inside and "Flying Geese" at the outside. (All blocks are from those included with EQ5.)
South Bend, IN, USA
Sara Weber
Lucky Palms Medallion
This quilt was inspired by the July pieced borders challenge (which I didn't have time to take part in), as well as various discussions of medallion quilts.
The layout I've
used is "Horizontal-Center Medallions - 30." A "Mariner's
Compass" center is surrounded by two borders. The first is "Diamond
in Square Strips," "Chevrons and Stripes" and "Corner
4B," with a second border of "Stripe 2A" with "Corner
2A." In the outer corners are my leaf blocks: "Four Leaf Clover"
blocks flanking "The Palm."
South Bend, IN, USA
Tracy McKearney
Nature's Window
This is my second design in EQ5. Thank you for the Monthy Challenges.
Trish Cooper
Blue Ice
My 18-year-old daughter wants a Double Wedding Ring
quilt done in blues for her (eventual) wedding. This challenge gave
me the opportunity to work through various designs, and this one was
my favorite.
Ruther Glen, VA
Trish Cooper
Watching the Wind Blow By...
This quilt was designed
for my husband, Thom. It incorporates some of his family crest colors
with his favorite pattern - Double Irish Chain - as well as my favorite
theme: Fall.
Ruther Glen VA
Verona P.
My own leaf design.My own pattern.
Vigdis Stensrud
Fall
Lund, Norway
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Vigdis Stensrud
Lund
Late Fall
W. Masson Brampton
Maple Tree
Ontario, Can.
Meg Lamey
Grapes of Autumn
I used a applique block from EQ5 and isolated the grape leaves, then made a wreath.
This is my first attempt at a quilt in EQ5, I'm a new user. I would put details in the leaves and vines with free motion quiltling. Thanks for letting me join this challenge.
Dahn C
Leaves Challenge
Karen Anderson
Colorful Lawn
Leigh Harris
L is for Leaf
Using "Four Leaf Clover" and "Maple Leaf".
Perth, W Australia
Leigh Harris
Leafy Lattice
Uses "Leaf Stem 1" in a rotating pattern.
Perth, W Australia
Sue Wegert
Falling Autumn Leaves
Variation on maple leaves and tree of life blocks.
Warsaw, IN
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