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Category Archives: eq
Sunday Stash September 11, 2022
No change in the numbers. I worked on the layout for the pinwheel blocks this week. I’d like to have that quilt done by mid-November or it will sit here until March. My Guild doesn’t meet in person in January … Continue reading
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Tagged charity quilts, EQ6 designs, stash report
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April Short List And OMG
March was a busy month. I finished the dresser set and the Scrappy Birds quilt, which made room for new things on the list. I’ve delayed writing this post because I struggled with choosing something for the new category. I … Continue reading
Posted in artquiltgroup, charityquilts, embroidery, eq, ideas, OMG, The Short List, ufos
Tagged charity quilts, embroidery, EQ original designs, OMG, original quilts, Short List, UFOs
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March One Monthly Goal
My OMG for March was to finish piecing the Random top, add the first border and remove all the paper. I originally planned to add three borders to the quilt, one of them pieced. After sewing the top together, I … Continue reading
Posted in eq, OMG, paperpiecing, The Short List, ufos
Tagged EQ original designs, OMG, paper piecing, Short List, UFOs
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Sunday Stash March 25, 2018
No fabric in or out this week. The next report will mark the end of the first quarter. If that number represents 25% of what I’ll use this year, I’m in big trouble. I spent most the week removing the … Continue reading
Posted in eq, paperpiecing, stashbusting, The Short List, ufos
Tagged EQ original designs, paper piecing, Short List, stash report, UFOs
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March Short List And OMG
February was a fast month. I finished the Surface Design Round Robin and the Bouquet quilt (UFO). My Art Quilt Group decided to stop passing the Round Robin pieces, which eliminates that category. I’ve learned so much by adding the … Continue reading
Posted in artquiltgroup, collage, embroidery, eq, paperpiecing, scrapquilts, ufos
Tagged art quilt group, embroidery, EQ original designs, fabric collage, paper piecing, scrap quilts, UFOs
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Two Tops For The Week
I finished the rectangular nine-patch top last weekend and basted it. I’m sure there are similar patterns for sale, but this was something I’ve played around with in EQ for many years. I even managed to choose a quilting design. … Continue reading
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Tagged EQ original designs, EQ6 designs, scrap quilts, Short List
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Blocks, A Pattern And Rectangles Oh My!
One of the items on the December Short List is to play with rectangular four patch blocks based on sketches I made several years ago. I started out cutting some rectangles and sewing together enough blocks to experiment with a … Continue reading
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What If Wednesday: Pattern Possibilities
What if I change up the pattern used for the memory quilt? Just to give credit where due, the original pattern is Almost Amish Scrap Quilt by Janet Jones Worley from the book Quilting For Busy Boomers. Here’s what the … Continue reading
Visual Dance: More Line Designs
I have a few more quilts to share from the line exercises. Again, I had to take a block with a specific direction to its design and use it in horizontal, vertical and square quilts. For the second round I … Continue reading
Visual Dance: Line
The Chapter Two exercises are behind me, and I finished reading Chapter Three last night. Chapter Two contained an in-depth discussion of line. When translated into quilting, the discussion turned to sets and orientation. In my favorite exercise, I had … Continue reading