For me, the last day of the contest has arrived and I have gone thru the list of comments and been to random.org to let them pick the winner.
We now have a winner for the Quiltmaker 6 Quilting Designs CD from Electric Quilt.
And the winner is…
Today I submitted my first Club EQ project and these are what I submitted for April 2013. I wanted to show you my boo boo on this project, submitted anyway, because it says on there page they will fix errors. LOL So I hope they will laugh when they see mine. It’s quite obvious, apparently somehow, somewhere along the way I ended up with this block like thing in my quilt, and for my lack of knowledge, I couldn’t figure out what I did, so I ended up with a block on the outside edge of my project. You can see it via the first image. No matter what I did, I couldn’t figure out how to remove it. I don’t even know what it is.
Bea's Cow
Bea's Summer Animal
Be A Quilter
Bea's Flower
Bea's Summer Stuff
Be A Quilter
Bea's Ladybug
Bea's Critters and Bugs
Be A Quilter
Amy's Blanket Flower
Summer Stuff
Sew Incredibly Crazy
Smiling Daisy by Carol
Summer Stuff
Fun Threads
Connie's Hooty Owl
Critters and Bugs
Free Motion By The River
Jane's Barn Quilt
Critters and Bugs
Jane's Quilting
Carol's Piglet
Summer Animal
Fun Threads
At Fun Threads, Carol put together an EQ tutorial on how to place your block into a layout to make your quilt with. I thought it fit here with my tribute to the greatness of this Blog Hop.
Fun Threads
Marlene's Simple Shapes
Summer Animal
Kissed Quilts
Nancy's Snail
Critters and Bugs
Patchwork Breeze
Bea's Bee by Marian
Critters and Bugs
Seams To Be Sew
Marian's Butterfly
Summer Stuff
Seams To Be Sew
You'll find the second part of this tutorial here.
Marian's Caterpillar
Summer Animal
Seams To Be Sew
Amy's Dragon Fly
Critters and Bugs
Sew Incredibly Crazy
SewCalGal's Gecko
Critters and Bugs
Sew Cal Gal
It’s been an amazing week full of fun, learning and great times at each of the different sites for Bea’s EQ Applique’D Animals Blog Hop. For me, being a new blog site, I’ve learned not only about EQ itself, but taking care of my blog and how to do things I was not aware of prior to people coming to visit me. I wish to take a moment and thank each of you who visited, especially those of you who left comments, compliments and the wanting to learn. I hope you will take the time, or purchase EQ and realize that your dreams can come true in quilting.
The above image gallery is a beautiful reminder of the sites I’ve learned from this week and a wonderful opportunity for you to continue to visit.
As a note to those waiting for the drawing on EQ Quiltmaker 6. I will run the drawing thru April 29, 2013. I will then go to random.org and have it pick my number for me. I will hope to mail on Tuesday April 30, 2013 depending on how quickly I hear from the winner. As a note here, I live in Italy, so it could take up to two weeks for you to receive your prize depending on where you live.
This is the lesson I mention in my previous video when showing you how to create the Butterfly Motif block in Electric Quilt. It is a short video, just over 5 minutes in length. Enjoy!!
This is my last block for Bea’s EQ Applique’D Animal Blog Hop, but is definitely not my last block to
ever be made in EQ.
This has been such a wonderful and a truly great learning experience for me. I’ve learned from the other bloggers who have also participated in this hop, and my deepest appreciation for your kind comments about the blocks I’ve done has been just really wonderful. Thank You so much.
Thanks go to Bea for letting me join this Blog Hop, The tutorial at DoYouEQ called Tracing In PatchDraw, Electric Quilt who creates this software for us to play in. The Graphics Shoppe who’s images I used to create my blocks for this blog hop.
This is the second block I have designed in Electric Quilt.
Thanks go to Bea for letting me join this Blog Hop, The tutorial at DoYouEQ called Tracing In PatchDraw, Electric Quilt who creates this software for us to play in. The Graphics Shoppe who’s images I used to create my blocks for this blog hop.
Today I have created for you a Bee block which I have named Bea’s Bee. If you’d like to learn how to create the block yourself, you can watch the video below, otherwise, feel free to just download the pattern and enjoy. You will find the pattern near the bottom of this post.
This is the first block I have designed in Electric Quilt.
Thanks go to Bea for letting me join this Blog Hop, The tutorial at DoYouEQ called Tracing In PatchDraw, Electric Quilt who creates this software for us to play in. The Graphics Shoppe who’s images I used to create my blocks for this blog hop.
I have been following the Spring Fling Blog Hop hosted by Whimsical Fancies. All of the blocks in this Blog Hop have been fantastic so far. I’m truly enjoying this blog hop and want to give a big hand of Thanks to all the contributors and Whimsical Fancies for hosting it. Really cool Hop.
My EQStitch arrived this past monday and I had to set it aside to work on my site. With the blog date approaching, I knew I needed to have the site up and running, and my blocks were already pretty much finished and ready to stitch out. I was hoping to use EQStitch as part of the block design, but after using it, I am not so sure I want to do that now. We’ll see, I still may do something as a small extra.
Here is the Schedule for the EQ Appliqued Animals Blog Hop
With these fun sub-categories
Summer Animals |Critters and Bugs | Summer “Stuff”
