Merry Endres
"Bats in the Belfry- A New Perspective on Flying Geese"
Just ask my kids;
everyday is Halloween at our house, and now that it actually is getting
close to Halloween, what could be more appropriate than a lively wallhanging
featuring flying bats?
I used Patti Anderson's lesson in drawing a persepctive window frame
block (EQ5 Drawing) to design this complex-looking quilt.
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Priska Fumey
Blue Box
I'm from Switzerland.
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Roseanne Rosenblum
Flying Cats
South Florida
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Jean Beach
Dizzy Geese
Falls Church, VA
Trish Cooper
Sunflower Delight
Sunflowers are one
of my favorite flowers, so I decided to incorporate them in to this
month's challenge. Since it's now almost fall, I decided to incorporate
the fall colors in to this quilt, as well.
Ruther Glen, VA
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Trish Cooper
Sunflower Twist
The center design
looks like it's twisting around and around and, as a result, the corner
blocks have been "thrown out" by the center square. Once again,
I've stayed with the Sunflower theme. Could you have guessed that this
is my favorite flower?
Ruther Glen, VA
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Vigdis Stensrud
Let us make a Star
In the black night,
the Geese gather to make a star.
Lund, Norway
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Vigdis Stensrud
Let us make a Star
The fall is dark without the snow. But it is warm at
the fire.
Lund, Norway
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Vicki Aljobritt
Rings on fire
"Rings on Fire" is
made from a
single block I designed in Easydraw
for the challenge.
Aljobritt's Quilt Page
So. California USA
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Carien Verbiest
Fire - Flies
I have learned from the book of Patti Anderson how you
drawns flying geese in a circle. This is the result, bur for me is the
name Fire flies in the darkness.
Rotterdam, Netherlands
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Carien Verbiest
Flying Geese
I have took a quiltje
from special effects and this is the result.
Rotterdam, Netherlands
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Debbie Collarin
Fall leaves
New Jersey
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Debbie Collarin
Hi In Purple
Purple baby quilt.
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Doreen Davis
STORMIGRATION
I am quite new to
this and have never entered into a challenge before so if I get something
wrong, please bear with me! I chose the marbled grey background to the
geese to represent a stormy sky as they migrated. I have always liked
the Flying Geese pattern and have designed a cushion in the past using
a 3D method which looks quite effective though I say so myself <G> I had great
fun designing this quilt and who knows...one day I may even make the quilt, I will
let you know if I do!
Southport, UK
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Carolyn McCready
Family of Geese
This is Flying Geese
8 block from the block libraries. I did this to try the scrappy look
and thought the effect was great and one I will try.
Prince Albert Saskatchewan, Canada
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Carolyn McCready
Gathering for Our Winter Trip
This is another version of the
Flying Geese 8 block from the library. As I watch the Canada Goose gather
on our beach at the lake for their winter trip south this block is very
appropriate.
Prince Albert Saskatchewan,
Canada
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Gabi Girndt
Flying carpets
Flying Geese VIII in Irregular Grids- 6
Paderborn, Germany
Gabi Girndt
Cinders
Flying
Geese IV in Special Effects-3
Paderborn, Germany
Gudveig H. Nygaaard
My Geese
Oslo,
Norway
Gudveig H. Nygaaard
My Geese
My geese - Two
Oslo, Norway
Hildegard Weiden
Flying Geese 1
Hildegard Weiden
Flying Geese 2
Jane Turgeon
Flying From Summer to Summer
Northeastern Ontario
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Jane Turgeon
Bejewelled Flight
The block was designed using
EQ5 Drawing. Coloring &
symmetry were described in EQ5 Design. Thanks Patti & Barb.
Northeastern Ontario
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Linda Dawson
The Geese Play Dodge Ball
St Petersburg,
Florida
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Denice B.
Flying Geese
Denice B.
Night Stars
A. Stritch
Wild Goose Chase
I am from Maine,
USA. We are currently in our fall folliage season and this inspired
me to use lots of fall colors for this quilt top.
I used the classic Wild Goose Chase block for this quilt top and created
an original design using the sashing and on point setting.
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Carola Forsberg
The Flying Geese from Sweden
Debbie W.
Spring Migration
Patch draw fields
Goose traced from free clipart
Although this is titled Spring Migration, they really do not go home
to Canada, do they?
Illinois
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Elaine C.
Around the World and Back
Elaine C.
Around the World and Back II