Just found a few new toys in my toybox.
And the bestest one?
I can hold down the Alt button and rotate all the blocks in one side border at the same time.
Thank you, Electric Quilt Company!
Just found a few new toys in my toybox.
And the bestest one?
I can hold down the Alt button and rotate all the blocks in one side border at the same time.
Thank you, Electric Quilt Company!
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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.
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I LOVE this one. Those colors are perfect for the appliqué! Yeah, for new toys!!
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Peggy,
Thank you. It was a nice surprise to be notified of the upgrade, and I actually spent time reading about the new features, but had to do a quick quilt design just so I could turn all the blocks on each side of the border with one click!
Judy B
Virtual Quilter https://virtualquilter.wordpress.com
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I need to remember that one. I am so bad at EQ7! It might help if I just spent some time “learning” instead of “doing”.
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This is something I have wanted for some time, and finding it in the new upgrade was a lovely surprize!
As for learning to use EQ, my advice is to start designing simple quilts, then change some pieced blocks, then some applique blocks, then add a simple border, then a more complicated border, then some quilting … like learning to make real quilts. Most of the things we do to make a real quilt can be done in EQ, so when you think you would like to use an applique design but with it tipped on point, check the help files and manual to learn how to do it. We learn best when we want to use something NOW.
And save often so you don’t have to undo 20 changes to get back to the one you thought you liked most.Most importantly, remember you don’t have to make every quilt you design.
Judy B
Virtual Quilter https://virtualquilter.wordpress.com
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EQ has been one of the greatest “inventions” for quilters since the rotary cutter. To be able to “see” something before cutting into fabric is wonderful and freeing as you don’t have to worry about “wasting” fabric. The EQ company is wonderful with the new tools and upgrades they provide and the wonderful support they give.
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Cindy,
I agree wholeheartedly! A great program which stands out from the others I have tried.
Judy B
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