I was trying to figure out the name of this block - it's not a Jacob's Ladder, is it? I think Jacob's Ladder looks sort of like this but is more complex. Anyway, this seems to be the block in the Victorian Ladies quilt. (Look a couple of entries down.) And then it is sashed with the same kind of block that you would use in a Storm at Sea Quilt - which is what I think of as a Peaky and Spikeblock - and that's what makes the stars. And the ladies themselves are the sashing squares. Does that make sense?
(I don't know if you normally do it differently if you're making a Storm at Sea quilt, but the way I know to make a block like the sashing blocks is to use a tri-recs tool. Which is what I used for the units in my quilt, too, but they are an alternate block rather than a sashing there.)
Aside: Does anybody have EQ6? Is it notably more user-friendly than EQ5? Because I played around with this in EQ5, and I did get as far as making this little block, but I couldn't figure out how to put the block into a layout, and I ended up just getting frustrated. Which is pretty much what happens every time I try to use it.
Showing posts with label EQ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EQ. Show all posts
Monday, June 18, 2007
Blocks & layouts
Monday, May 21, 2007
Fish Scraps
Monday, January 29, 2007
Fiesta Stars
Made by Karen Overton. Shown at Lakeview Quilters Guild's Mayfest quilt show.
Great colors.
Sunday, January 07, 2007
Polar Prowler
This quilt made by Patricia Goffette of Washington. From the 2004 International Quilt Festival.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Do You EQ

Quilt above is "Let Your Light Shine" by Linda MacDougall; from the exhibit "Do You EQ?" at the 2006 Houston International Quilt Festival.
I showed this picture to somebody who wasn't a quilter, and they liked the quilt but they didn't understand the name of the exhibit. I had to explain that it was an exhibit of quilts designed with a certain type of design software. I forget that not everybody knows these things!
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