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I added a border to these 4 blocks from Piper by Dear Stella. 30x42. Great Stripe! |
Cheryl’s multi colored extra long quilt 60x96 has the most beautiful colors.
A baby quilt for my first nephew. Quilted by KARS quilting.
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From the BQ4 Quilt Pattern
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Quilted by KARS Quilting, these fabrics are from Michael Miller; Laura Gunn Edges and Painter’s Canvas 36x48.
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BQ4 is great for quick seasonal projects.
Quilted by KARS Quilting.
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3 center fabrics, 2 lights and 2 darks make this 60x72 quilt. BQ4 is easy to customize for your ideas.
Quilted by KARS quilting. |
The circles are stamped batiks carefully cut by Kay for the block centers. 36x48.
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Heide combined a group of prints that make for great fun. |
60” x 72” 20 blocks. The centers are Dear Stella fabrics; multiple collections.
Quilted by KARS Quilting
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From the Rails Quilt Pattern |
Black & white prints are always fun to use.
A favorite color combination for some of us; purples, pinks and oranges!
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Assorted brighter prints most are from Seven Islands, Echino.
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Cheryl created an entirely new look with a diagonally printed repeating background.
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Heide customized her Rails. No repeating background here! Each of these half size blocks is a different pair of fabrics and she added borders. 33.5 x 43. |
Kay mixed things up with her lighter repeating background and scrambled orange fabrics throughout the quilt. |
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Panel is Healing Tree from Frond fabrics. Quilted by Down Under Quilting.
Beautiful African fabric makes this center. Quilted by Down Under Quilting.
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From the Diva Quilt Pattern
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You could make your own version of this printed fabric from Seven Islands. Quilted by Down Under Quilting.
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Center is Manhattan Modern by Michele D’Amore from Benartex. Michele is one of my favorite designers; her colors are always so fun. This is yardage for the center, not a panel. |
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From the Arrow Quilt Pattern |
19.5x37 An orange with maroon stripes for the focus was fun to use. The fabulous green batik background is an exclusive signature batik from www.batiks.com
Kay’s Broken Arrow has some segments on the right side reversed which really adds interest and keeps the eye moving. The small inner border sets off the piece. 20 rows.
The is the largest size, 30x37.
Bev used a beautiful multi colored batik and set it off with a deep blue and orange. 19.5” x 31”.
Anna used a bright yellow orange for the focus. The beautiful green background batik that we used on the cover of Arrow is an exclusive batik from www.batiks.com. They have kits available! http://bit.ly/arrowkit
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31x37 circles are the theme here.
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Using solid fabrics will change up the look. Smallest size is 19 ½ x 31 which is great for a table mat especially on a square table. Adding a 2nd color in the background creates a different look.
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31x37. The larger version of the same great combination of fabrics. |
19.5 x 37. Combining a linear print with a circular print makes great interest. |
19.5x37 Solid colors make a big splash on your wall or table.
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Kay switched things up by adding an additional color and fabric. She used the QAYG method for quilting. This is the smallest size on the pattern. |
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Heide’s blues work beautifully together in this 12 row project that goes up and down.
She added crystals in different sizes and shades of blue to complete the look. |
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Heide added a 2.5”border for this 24.5”x 36” Valentine Arrow.
Quilt As You Go with some additional diagonal lines of quilting. |
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The beautiful fabric (18 FQs)for this Pi2 is from the European Taupe X by Kinkame for Clothworks. 55x72. The fabric will be in stores later in 2013. www.clothworks.com
Different pairs of light and dark, the blocks have a different arrangement. 42”x54”.
Kay’s background fabric is a creamy light golden color which sets off the greens, browns and an occasional navy blue.
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From the Pi2 Pattern
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Batiks etc always makes such great samples of our patterns. Pieced and quilted by Laura Post and you might be able to get a kit! www.batiks.com |
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We used all the same background and 9 different blues and blue/greens for the darks. Quilted by Kars Quilting
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Pairs of FQ’s make this fun look. 42”x54” a small lap quilt. Quilted by Kars Quilting.
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Heide’s blocks are all going the same way, but she used all different lavenders and mauves with a large border. |
Pairs of print fabrics also work well. 42”x54”.
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From the Comet Tails Quilt Pattern |
This Dr. Seuss version of Comet Tails was a display at Quilt Market. Made by Gayle Camargo, this cuddle fabric is from Shannon Fabrics. All the extra circles make for lots of fun!
Table Mat-20”x40”
Fabric - Marcia Derse for Troy Corporation
Comet Tails is great for a holiday or seasonal table project!
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Lap quilt-40”x62” Quilted by Down Under Quilting
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Down Under Quilting used a circular quilting pattern which looks great!
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Can’t you just picture a lovely pitcher of lemonade on this bright table runner? The fabrics are all from the Michael Miller Couture Cotton line. The runner has baby rick rack and a few little sparkles-it’s very fun. 20”x40”. |
Simple straight line quilting is very effective on Comet Tails. |
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The staff at Make It Sew www.makeitsewmn.com picked beautiful batiks for their Comet Tails-love that cherry red center!
You could choose to use 5 different fabrics for the table runner.
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The Comet Tails projects can be quilted so many different ways. This is a fun overall loopy flower done by KARS Quilting. 20”x40”
Isn’t this quilting just perfect for the project! By KARS Quilting.
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The queen sized duvet, 90”x102”.
The fabric is from M& S Textiles, beautiful Australian fabrics. The lighter blue fabric is printed with the random lines that are visible and look like quilting. The lap sized quilt, 54x66 was quilted by KARS Quilting.
Spark can easily be made using all different fabrics and colors for each row. These fabrics are all from Marcia Derse for Troy Corporation. This is the extra wide twin duvet, 76”x90”.
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Twin sized duvet.
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Spark can also look elegant when used with elegant fabric designed by Maria Kalinowski in association with Benartex for Kanvas. This room display at Quilt Market in the Benartex booth. Made by Sandy Irish. |
Quilted by Down Under Quilting |
Have you ever met an orange wavy line that you didn’t love? Pieced by Kay and Bev and quilted by KARS quilting. 54”x 66”.
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The pattern also gives the sizes to cut the segments if you would like to make it half size. Kay made this Mini Spark using the same wavy orange line fabric but teamed it up with a different grouping. 27”x33”.
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The look of Spark will change if the fabric is all very busy. 54”x66”
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Lap size 54”x66”. The fabric is from Painter’s Canvas by Laura Gunn for Michael Miller.
Quilted by KARS Quilting.
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From the Inversion Quilt Pattern |
Find a really cut juvenile print and make a wall hanging for a baby gift! 36x36.
Quilted by KARS quilting with an overall design.
Wall- 36” x 36”
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If you choose less contrast for the centers you will have an entirely different look. Lap 48” x 60”. Quilted by KARS quilting.
Try the focal print on the outside edge and mix 2 centers.
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Lap size, 48” x 60”. This beautiful painterly stripe from Camelot Cottons makes a wonderful center. Quilted by KARS quilting.
Make a fun holiday or seasonal quilt with Inversion; lap size 48” x 60”.
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Twin size, 66” x 90”. Quilted by KARS Quilting.
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Look at this wonderful version of Stackables 1 that was in the Shannon Fabrics (www.shannonfabrics.com) booth at Quilt Market. Made by Gayle Camargo from such irresistible Cuddle fabric, you just had to touch it. Notice the rug is a Stackables also!
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From the Stackables 1 Quilt Pattern
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Lap size 48” x 66”. Quilted by KARS quilting. |
Kay’s customized her smaller version with different design choices and don’t you love the red edge! |
Lap size-48” x 66”. Quilted by KARS quilting.
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From the Stackables 2 Quilt Pattern |
Quilted by KARS quilting. Queen 90” x 99”.
Bev added some additional FQ’s to her wall size.
Kay used some extra FQ’s for her wall size. The red edge is very eye catching.
M&S Textiles fabric. Wall size, quilted by KARS quilting.
A collection of 10 brights & black will always look great! Wall size. Quilted by KARS quilting.
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This is a mix of fabrics from Marcia Derse, from Troy Corporation. The fabric looks hand painted but is commercially printed. Fabulous! Lap size 45” x 63”. Quilted by KARS quilting.
Fabric is M&S Textiles. Wall size 36” x 45”. Quilted by KARS quilting. Gallery.
Queens sized and oh so cheerful and bright! 90” x 99”. Quilted by KARS quilting.
Just a partial look at this queen sized done in various shades of taupe. Stackables 2 is so great for that color collection of FQ’s you have been saving.
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My sister made up this Bagavond with some great new Seven Islands fabric that we got at Quilt Market. Don’t you love those sunglasses on the deer!
The black and white wavy line stripe for the lining gives a sharp look to the edge.
The pleated handle will fit nicely on your shoulder.
The handles and sides are different fabrics-5 fabrics total.
The home décor weight fabric will work nicely. We used it without décor bond for this bag, making the bag very soft sided.
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From the Bagavond Quilt Pattern
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Cheryl used 5 fabrics for this cheerful look.
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Kay picked 5 fabrics for this rich slightly jungle look. Big prints are great for the body of the bag.
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Heide added buttons and fancy stitching to this bright summery bag. |
4 very bold prints makes a fun statement from Bev. |
A softer look in blues, greens and accent with the lining edge.
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Love that paisley!
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6 different fabrics for fun.
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We made the front and the back of the bag from different fabric;
always an option – 5 fabrics. |
Mary Brandt made her own fabric for Bagavond using Paintstiks and rubbing templates from Cedar Canyon Textiles, www.cedarcanyontextiles.com. Bagavond’s large size really has space for showing off something special.
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From the Kard Keeper Quilt Pattern |
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Just a small bit of fabric is needed to create your Kard Keeper. Quick fun to embellish.
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The polka dots are a great border for the wall size.
Quilted by KARS Quilting.
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From the Jagged Edges Quilt Pattern
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Using a stripe in the border gives another element of surprise!
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Kay used a blurry stripe in the border which is beautiful |
Cheryl’s lap size with the dots in the border is such fun. |
Quilted by KARS Quilting.
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From the Celebrate Quilt Pattern |
Quilted by Mary Brandt
6 blocks plus a border will make this Scout feel great. Heide did a great job using this special fabric.
This is a lap size in soft blues and greens with a tone on tone stripe.
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Cheryl did 4 blocks with a simple border
A table mat by Cheryl
This is the crib size by Kay
Heide’s variation on the 2 block table mat was to curve the corners and add a narrow inner binding.
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This is the table mat from the pattern
This lap size used a beautiful darker tans/browns batik for the stripe.
Quilted by KARS Quilting.
By Lisa Feor - made for Quilts of Valor and
donated to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. For information on
the Quilts of Valor foundation go to www.qovf.org
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Alisha added a 2nd color for some of the edges surrounding those darling giraffes, making an additional focal point. So charming and fun!
Center appliqués patterns are Garden Patch Cats by Helene Knott (StoryQuilts.com). Piecing is by Michele. Michele has used many of our patterns for her beautiful appliqué and we always admire the results!
This special BQ3 quilt was created by the Material Girls’ of the Sundance Community in Arizona. It will be raffled and all the proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. Contact Carolyn at spiritofbuckeye@yahoo.com for more information on the raffle - before October 13, 2012.
Kay’s BQ3 also has variations, mixed sizes of blocks, dark near the center and borders.
This is the smallest size in the pattern, 9” blocks makes a crib sized quilt.
Quilted by Mary Brandt
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From the BQ3 Quilt Pattern
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Kay’s jungle animals make a striking piece in the large blocks. 
A quick and easy way to have that Christmas quilt you have always wanted. 54” x 72”. Features batik Christmas trees in the center squares.
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This fun quilt used hand embroidered towels for the centers. Embroidery by Murriel, pieced by Twila.
Kay’s flowers with the purple edges are just great. |
There are many variations on Heide’s BQ3: Both sizes of blocks are used, 2 borders and the dark is near the center fabric. It’s a versatile pattern. |
Quilted by Mary Brandt
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Cheryl did many variations of the 4 block size in both the larger blocks and the smaller blocks. |
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Carolyn created this T-shirt quilt for a niece and added some clever design ideas to make it all work. She reversed the light and dark, used 2 different but similar lights and added small yellow accent frames on some of the larger and smaller squares. It’s always fun to see how other quilters make BQ3 their own! |
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Pam used such a cute dog print for her version of BQ3 and it’s quilted beautifully with such a cheerful quilting design.
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From the Ric Rac Rendezvous Quilt Pattern |
The big beautiful florals make such a statement. Leave short tails on the ric rac and use a button where they cross. The ends of the ric rac are glued under and stitched.
The ends of the ric rac are crossed and glued onto the back.
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A printed stripe dressed up with ric rac.
Stripes that are variable sizes and colors are fun to use. A fabulous button covers the ends of the ric rac.
Even without ric rac, the runner is fun to look at.
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Quilted by Patti Trygg 46” x 64” lap size
Doesn’t this look fun done with ethnic prints from M&S
Textiles 46x46.
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From the Carnival Quilt Pattern
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By Kay Smith. The dark border really sets off the colors
and the bright yellow catches your eye! 46x64.
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The softer tones still look great. Check out the circles
that are cut from a different fabric; they make a great
accent.
By Heide Burger 46x64.
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Bright and fun done by Bev Dorsey 46x46. |
Jill started this quilt in a workshop in Maine.
It’s the perfect graduation gift for her grand niece. |
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Kathleen Currier was having some lime green moments when she created this table runner (left) and quilt from the Carnival pattern, quilted by Margaret Gunn.
She named the quilt, It’s About Time, (right) because she had been collecting black and white prints for so long, just waiting for the her perfect pattern to appear. Thanks for choosing Carnival Kathleen! Aren’t they great?
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From the Frenzy Quilt Pattern
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The addition of cut outs to accent the stripe are fun.
Made by Kay Smith.
A great stripe from Michael Miller. Use some of the leftovers
as additions to the slightly wider border!
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Frenzy 35.5 x 35.5. Fabric from Michael Miller
Fabrics.
Made by Heide Burger. A softer stripe looks great. Fun
border idea!
Frenzy 35.5 x 35.5 Fabric from Lyndhurst Studio.
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Christmas Sidelines by Cheryl. She added a large outer border to really set off the poinsettias. Machine quilted by KARS.
Sidelines cover quilt. Quilted by Patti Trygg.
Sidelines cover quilt 42x48, quilted by Patti Trygg.
Made by Kay Smith, a mini sized project 36x42.
The mini half size blocks are perfect for a crib size quilt, 30x33.
Sidelines Wisteria quilt by Debbee Jacobs. 96” x 108” . Debbee made extra blocks to bring it to the size she needed and it is so lovely with all the gorgeous Asian prints.
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From the Sidelines Quilt
Pattern
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Jim's use of landscape or scene fabric works beautifully in Sidelines.
His design addition of the tiny bit of orange in the border really makes a wonderful splash.
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Made by Heide Burger 58x64. |
Kay called this Animal Eyes. Lap size. |
What a fun Christmas quilt. The centers were framed to get them
to the correct sizes. Made by Heide Burger.
Sidelines 42x48, quilted by Patti Trygg. |
Made by Kay Smith. Lap size. |
There are many beautiful panel style fabrics which could be used
for the centers of the
blocks. 42x48 |
Sidelines 58” x 66”. Norma Lee Miller had some beautiful fabric from Alaska that she featured in this version of Sidelines. She made some size changes to the blocks to accommodate the fabric.
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From the Wallet & Grommet
Pattern
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This fresh looking bag made by Heide Burger. |
Australian fabrics from M&S Textiles |
Kay Smith made this great bag with animal prints. |
Made by Kay Smith with Westminster fabrics. |
Use your favorite black and bright fabrics. |
Sandy used some fancy trim on the diagonal seam.
Love it! |
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Hot Shot 44” x 44” Quilted by
Margo Moore. Fabric from Bold Over Batiks www.boldoverbatiks.com
Cheryl
Forsythe split the block halves and added a fun inner border of
squares.
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From The Hot Shot Quilt Pattern |
Hot Shot can look fresh and charming when the background is all white and the accents are different bright colors. Lynn made this king size Hot Shot for a friend who chose the colors. Isn’t it great? The overall quilting design by Eileen Merrick looks perfect with this fresh look. Lynn’s condo doesn’t have the space to lay the quilt out for a compete photo, but this partial still shows us a great new look.
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Kay Smith used a larger print for the small squares and it looks so
interesting. |
This Hot Shot is a raffle quilt made by a group of Canadian quilters. |
A great combination of colors by Heide Burger. |
Isn’t this a great version of Hot Shot made by Gayle Camargo.
Fabrics are from Robert Kaufman; the Aurora and Radiance lines. |
Here are three versions of the 9 block Hot Shot with the fabrics scattered.
Garden Party fabric from Free Spirit, multiple blacks and whites and multiple
blues.
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From the Bent Pieces Quilt Pattern |
Janet Stewart from Texas made her Bent Pieces table runner a
bit longer to suit her table.
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Bent Pieces looks very lively when
bright nearly solid colors are used.
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From the Piqued Quilt Pattern
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The Quilter’s Store Sedona made this striking piece featuring some fabrics from M&S Textiles; great Australian fabrics.
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Piqued by Kay Smith
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Cheryl Forsythe – Multiple darks and lights and one large
print floral for the frames made quite a change to the pattern.
She also added a large border using the same fabric as the frames.
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From The Check It Out Quilt Pattern |
M&S Textiles, www.mstextiles.com
Check It Out quilt with aboriginal fabrics-look
carefully and see the kangaroos jumping around. 4-16” blocks
and no border make a 32” x 32” piece that makes
a nice size for a table mat. It looks quite different from
the black and white version!
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From the Splashy Squares Pattern |
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Splashy Squares by Kay Smith
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Specialty thread was couched onto
the binding using a narrow zigzag with monofilament thread. It
is an easy detail that looks good.
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From the Eating In Table Runner Pattern
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From the Jam Art Pattern
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Jam Art looks completely different and very fun when
a strip roll of print
fabric is used. Isn't this great!
Made by a Texas quilter friend, Lois Beauchamp.
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Heide Burger did a variation of the border and has the
quilt hanging horizontally for a completely new look.
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From the Pot Luck Quilt Pattern
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Pot Luck for Halloween by Sue Seeley.
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Sue Seeley coordinated a group sewing day for charity quilts and they used the Pot Luck pattern. Lots of fun quilts were stitched that day!
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From the BQ2 Quilt Pattern
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Sylvia made this quilt with special center fabric from Africa, brought home by her niece. She included a close up of her beautiful machine quilting, copying the shapes of the flowers and leaves.
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This version of BQ2 used all three block sizes by Kay Smith |
BQ2 by Kay Smith
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Cheryl Forsythe used the 13.5” block in the 30 block size,
67.5 x 81, multiple lights for the blocks, two different framing
fabrics and two borders. It is a great example of putting your
own twist to our design.
Kay Smith made 4-18” blocks and created this stunning wall
piece, 36” x 36”. This size is not in the pattern.
This quilt was made for M&S Textiles; a Australian fabric company
that does many aboriginal prints that are so interesting. 6-13.5” blocks,
27” x 40.5”. www.mstextiles.com
Heide Burger 13.5” block lap size 54” x 67.5”.
Heide added a 2” finished outside border using the
same background fabric to set off her blocks and found a
great wavy line stripe to use as the binding. |
BQ2 18” blocks, lap size 54” x 72” |
BQ 2 Made by Sue Seeley for the USMC Scholarship Fund auction.
You can never go wrong with lime green! BQ2 lap size from Pam at Barnhouse Quilts in New Zealand www.barnhousequilts.com. Isn’t the quilting fabulous? The quilt was professionally quilted on a long arm machine by Jenny at Stitchworks with an all over design.
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Helen Greening made this beautiful version of BQ2-note the large
border she added to make the quilt fit her bed perfectly.
BQ2 made by Heide Burger framed the batik squares to bring them up
to the size needed for the 9 inch block.
I made this quilt as a gift for my cousin-isn’t this a great
Christmas decorating idea?
BQ2 18” block 54" x 72" |
BQ2 13 ½” block 54" x 67 ½"
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This center square fabric is from Michael Miller Fabrics and
is titled Scarlet Poinsettia. If you have thought about doing
a Christmas quilt, BQ2 is a great pattern to use as it goes together
so quickly. As you can see, the Poinsettia fabric looks good
with either red or green to accent it.
Using novelty prints in the 9” block size (6” center)
makes a fun wall piece. Beverly Dorsey made this fun piece and
added an outside border and slightly wider than usual striped
binding.
9” blocks featuring flowers, multiple lights, 2 different
frame colors which she also used as inner borders and 2 different
borders complete this quilt by Cheryl Forsythe. |
BQ2 Tigers 12 -18” blocks 54” x 72”. You can’t see it from the photo, but I added crystals to the eyes of the tigers! This quilt was donated to Francis House in Syracuse NY for their annual fund raiser.
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Sharon used vintage Ohio Star blocks rescued by a friend at a garage sale as the main part of the BQ2 block. What a great idea. |
URBAN PEACE by Marie Tedesco Folderman, long arm quilting by Eileen McCabe. Isn’t it great! I love the title of the quilt with the fabric picks.
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BQ2 Made by Sue Seeley for a Curves fund raiser auction.
Love those T-Shirts! |
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The center of this version of Frames is a beautiful printed panel – this was a 25” panel that I cut a section from. Keep your eyes open for interesting panels on your trips!
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It’s so interesting to see how fiber artists take a new twist! Pat Gale created this fabulous piece with a spectacular center. www.etsy.com/shop/TableToppersNMor. There is a detailed description explaining her application. |
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From the Baby Grand Quilt Pattern
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Baby Grand by Kay Smith
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18” x 31” Langa Lapu specializes in these
wonderful wax batik panels and batiks that are created through
a sun process. This is a version of Baby Grand where I used
a printed stripe rather than making my own. www.langalapu.co.za
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18” x 25” I used Langa Lapu’s botanical sun batiks
for the border of this version of Baby Grand. www.langalapu.co.za |
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Lois used the Grand Opening pattern as the setting for
these photos.
Quilted by Margot Moore
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From the Grand Opening Quilt Pattern
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Fabrics from Bold Over Batiks www.boldoverbatiks.com
28” x
48”
Quilted by Margot Moore
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28” x 48”
Quilted by Kristie Predmore
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From
the Long Lines Pattern
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Pilgrim Roy Challenge Long Lines Quilt
This version of Long Lines was made for the Pilgrim Roy Challenge. It will be touring the country with other quilts for the next year. When it arrives back home in Paducah in the spring of 2007 it will be auctioned off during the quilt show. The money raised from the auction of these traveling quilts helps to support the quilt museum.
Benartex Long Lines
22 x 28”
Fabrics
from Benartex –The Matrix collection of fabrics
Quilted
by Kristie Predmore, KP Quilting
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Long Lines by Kay Smith
Bali
Long
Lines Quilt
22” x 28” Fabrics from Bali Fabrics
Quilted by Kristie Predmore, KP Quilting
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Kay choose a subdued but sophisticated color group for her Long Lines for Diane.
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Bold
Over Batiks Long Lines Quilt
22" x
28”
Fabrics from Bold Over
Batiks
Quilted by Margo Moore, Moorehen Quilting
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Michele Byrum used BQ as the setting for her beautiful appliqué. This quilt was juried into the AQS show in Paducah.
BQ in the 6 inch blocks by Kay Smith
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Montana Quilt Guild used the BQ pattern as a
setting for some great appliqué blocks. Great idea, isn’t
it? This quilt is being raffled as a fund raiser.
Marilee's lovely version of BQ has reversed multiple lights and a dark that was similar to the background of the centers. She also added such a cute border. The bright and light greens are very striking.
BQ quilt by Gail Birrenbach.
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From the BQ Quilt Pattern
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Lois Beauchamp used the BQ pattern to set these photos for an anniversary quilt.
BQ
using great big florals in the 18 inch blocks by Kay Smith
Heide created a dramatic look by changing up the fabrics and using both sizes of blocks. The fabulous rose print is used as the center in all the blocks.
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Julie reversed the lights and darks in this stunning BQ wedding quilt featuring Asian prints. Quilted by Gwen.
A great example using fabulous bark cloth and extra borders. 67” x 83”.
Pieced by Nancy Davis, quilted by Kristen Willard.
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Sandy Harper made this custom quilt using army fabric and photos - it’s really special and beautiful. |
Christina tells us she has made many quilts using the BQ pattern and she really changes up the
look with contrast and fabric choice!
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From the Over and Under Quilt Pattern
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