Club EQ July 2005 Results (page 1)

Club EQ Album: July 2005 Challenge: Two Colorways! Page 1

Design one quilt in two very different colorways for the same quilt. Change only the fabrics. You may change color and value placements, but don't change the overall quilt. Just offer two ways to look at one design. For this challenge, you will be allowed to submit up to 2 quilts total.

-Barb Vlack

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Barb Vlack Garden Fancy I thought the garden fabrics from Free Spirit would give this quilt a feminine look. St. Charles, Illinois USA Email	Barb Vlack Jungle Fancy I thought the jungle fabrics from the Safara palette would give this quilt a masculine look. St. Charles, Illinois USA Email	Abbi L	Abbi L Love Note I thought of the grandmother's flower garden one-patch quilt pattern like a cross-stitch pattern. Just replace the "X" with a colored patch and leave all other patches a "background" color.

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Ann Czompo Weaving a Melody 44 x 44 Williamsburg, VA Email	Ann Czompo Transition to Autumn 44 x 44 Williamsburg, VA Email	Annette Schon Abstration from 1970 Email	Annette Schon Springkaleidoscope from North This blocks I made on my self, with help from Penny McMorris for accurancy With greetings to all EQ-Quilters from Annette from Sweden Email

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Anna Scott Old Fashioned I did the design of this quilt from a picture on an antique quilt. There were several of us discussing it on a Yahoo group. This coloring reminds me of the antique. Arkansas USA Email	Anna Scott Recolored version When I recolored this quilt it makes the stars stick out more. I used some Hoffman Batiks for the recoloring. Arkansas USA Email	Audrey Smith Old Smokey The colours in version remind me of pre war gentlemen's smoking jackets. A very manly quilt I think. Sale UK Email	Audrey Smith Spring Fresh This colourway says 'spring has sprung' to me. Sale UK Email

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Berit Pramm Star Wheel Norway Email Website	Berit Pramm Round Table Norway Email Website	Beth Polvino Spring Beauty Made with Spring Beauty block set vertically and colored for a baby. North Cape May, NJ Email	Beth Polvino Spring Beauty Block Made with Spring Beauty block set vertically and colored for a man. North Cape May, NJ Email

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Bev Adcock Paducah Peony 1 This is my first design in darker, more masculine colors. Nashville, TN Email	Bev Adcock Paducah Peony 2 Here is version 2 in pastels. I am currently designing a baby quilt for a friend. Normally I prefer jewel tones, but she wants pastels so I am having to work outside my comfort zone. Nashville, TN Email	Barbara Gilstad Porcelain Garden When I read this month's challenge, my first thought was B-O-R-I-N-G! So, just for fun I chose what I thought was a nondescript block, Uneven Cross X, from the EQ Block Library. By then, however, I decided that I needed a "color-full" lift, so I picked Porcelain Treasures by Benartex from EQ's latest Stash CD. Blink! I discovered I was dead wrong. This month's challenge was another stunning eye-opener. Thanks, Barbara Vlack. Email	Barbara Gilstad Acorns Aplenty For the second colorway, I played with Nancy Halverson's Acorn Hollow (Benartex) and couldn't believe how different it looked when compared with Porcelain Garden. Now I am tempted to convert this quilt design into a tablecloth to grace our round caramel-brown wicker table. Isn't it amazing what a difference fabric choices and strategic placement of the fabrics make? Email

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Brenda Stultz Rose Irish Chain This quilt is in progress. I bought the large rose print with metallic highlights, and hated to cut into it so decided the Irish chain centers would be a great showcase for it. Fairmount, IL Email	Brenda Stultz 30s Irish Chain Fairmount, IL Email	C.M.Verbiest Church window Migration block Rotterdam the Netherlands Email	C.M.Verbiest Green Meadow Migration block Rotterdam the Netherlands Email

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Charlotte Kleiner Wreath of Leaves I used the fabrics from the September 2004 Palette of the Month - LEAVES to make this scrappy quilt. In this colorway I used the orange and reds and dark brown colours to make the leaves and a lighter brown for the background. The block is from the EQ library - Maple Leaf (with the stem lines removed) Layout is from the EQ library - STARS - 42 Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada Email	Charlotte Kleiner Black and White Wreath I used the fabrics from the October 2004 Palette of the Month - GRAY to make this scrappy quilt. In this colorway I used the dark colours for the background and the lighter colours to make the leaves. The block is from the EQ library - Maple Leaf (with the stem lines removed) Layout is from the EQ library - STARS - 42 Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada Email	Charlotte Rose Autumn Colours Use colours varying from Brown to Yellow for the Autumn look. Block is "Around the World" from the EQ5 library.	Charlotte Rose Spring Pastel colours are used to make the spring look. The block is "Around the World" from the EQ5 library.

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Claudia Chang Autumn Leaves Taiwan	Claudia Chang Taiwan	Carol E. Skrube Stars, Stars Sheboygan, Wi Email	Carol E. Skrube Lost Stars Sheboygan, Wi Email