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Recent Posts
- Beaded Border Strings 21, 22 June 28, 2022
- Bubbles 13, 14 June 27, 2022
- Quilting Wholecloth 6×6 5, 6 June 26, 2022
- Virtual Wholecloth Sirius 21, 22 June 25, 2022
- Dear, Dear it’s Quilted 27, 28 June 24, 2022
Virtual Quilts?
I am a quilter who uses a computer program to design way more quilts than I could ever make in several lifetimes.
The quilts featured on this site have never been made. No stash has been harmed in the process.
This site is a chance to show the un-used and unseen designs to others, and occasionally share designs by making some EQ8 project files available by email on request.
Please note that my only association with the Electric Quilt Company is as a very satisfied customer.
I prefer to be in a tag free zone and award free area. I am just happy to know you came for a look.
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Tag Archives: Applique Quilt Design
String of Beads Roundabout 37, 38
Nice one! The colour of the border/binding makes it look like it has just been added to a very old and faded quilt! I do like the old part of the quilt though!
Felicity Anderson Quilts 43, 44
I like these designs, but in close up detail the applique is just a little too detailed for anything but fused! Love the second design.
Petal Power 1, 2
I spent most of last week away from home, surrounded by fellow quilters, and during a quiet time I started a new project file so I could play with some blocks which have been waiting very patiently to be shown … Continue reading
After Pompeii OP 35, 36
Interesting. Pretty. Make that pretty interesting. Also pretty interesting.
Posted in After Pompeii OP
Tagged Applique Blocks, Applique Quilt Design, Celtic Knots, Floral Applique
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Anna Karena 21, 22
Very busy! Love the second design! The blocks are still busy, but there are a lot less of them. Love the sashing too.
Posted in Anna Karena
Tagged Applique Blocks, Applique Borders, Applique Quilt Design, Pieced Sashing
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Patch Play 33, 34
In this project file I have used blocks from the Electric Quilt library which have been tweaked a little to cretae border blocks from the original applique cross designs. Once again, I cannot pick a favourite from today’s designs.
Posted in Patch Play
Tagged Applique Blocks, Applique Borders, Applique Quilt Design
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Wattle, Gum and Banksia 1, 2
Wattle is the national flower of Australia, but it comes in many different varieties other than the Golden Wattle, though most of them have little balls of gold fluff. All of them are varieties of Acacias., species of which thrive … Continue reading
Posted in Wattle, Gum and Banksia
Tagged Applique Blocks, Applique Quilt Design, Australian Flora
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Wanda’s Weeds 1, 2
Today’s designs use blocks I have been playing with over the last few days, adding bits, altering bits, removing bits, and then when I tried designing the first quilt discovered I needed to do more alterations. The name of the … Continue reading
Ferns and Flora 21, 22
Nice, but would need some quilting! I would use the centre block as the quilting design. The second one would also need some quilting, but mainly just background fill.
Ann’s Album Q ‘n’ A 23, 24
I love playing ‘hide and Seek’ with sashing … to be able to make up designs like the one above just add sashing to blocks as usual, except that sometimes you use the background fabric of the blocks, but not … Continue reading
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