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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.
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Tag Archives: String of Beads
Beaded Fans 21, 22
I like it. Much more interesting!
Posted in Beaded Fans
Tagged Applique Blocks, Applique Border, String of Beads, String of Beads Applique
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Double Wedding String of Beads 21, 22
As it is I would make this as a tablecloth for a large square table with room for two places on each side. No quilting involved. However, if I was making it as a quilt there is lots of room … Continue reading
Beaded Borders 15, 16
I like the subdued colours in this project file. Love the second design. I think it would look good in bright, or pretty, or even dramatic colour schemes, not just the subdued shown here.
Tangled String of Beads 37, 38
Love it! Like the second one too, despite the booboo of the border.
Posted in Tangled String of Beads
Tagged Applique Beads, Applique Blocks, String of Beads
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Bunch of Beads 21, 22
One simple shape … one multi coloured fabric plus a border fabric. All those simple shapes could be cut from small scraps. Of all the shapes I have used to design quilts, this simple shape would have to be the … Continue reading
Beaded Borders 13, 14
This project file was started so I could play with beaded applique borders, in particular, getting around corners. String of beads, no matter how I tangle them up, are my favourite traditional style applique quilts to play with virtually, as … Continue reading
String of Beads Roundabout 31, 32
Interesting. I like it, but would have to find just the right quilting to use in the centre. My first thought is Double Wedding String of Bead outlines … with something in the centre. That centre is what I was … Continue reading
Posted in String of Beads Roundabout
Tagged Applique Beads, Applique String of Beads, String of Beads
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Beaded Blocks and Borders Batik 33, 34
Simply repeat blocks … not often I share a design with just one block, but I love the simplicity of this design. The second design for today is more like my usual offerings, but I prefer the first one.
Posted in Beaded Blocks and Borders
Tagged Applique Beads, Applique Blocks, Applique Borders, String of Beads
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Quilting Thread and Beads 23, 24
Love the first design for today. The second one is interesting … and I rather like it!
Beaded Fans 17
I like it! Pretty and scrappy, or pretty scrappy. In the second one I know what I was trying to do by adding the contrast fan fabric, but I know I chose the wrong fabric.
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