Checking through the folder with project files with blocks exclusively from Electric Quilt libraries, I found one with a whole heap of quilts in the original colours of the EQ Dozen project files. I was about to delete the file … Continue reading
The EQ Dozen series of project files all began life in EQ5, and continue to grow in EQ8. Who would have thought that just twelve blocks would create so many designs, and I have only just started sharing the quilted … Continue reading
The colours are dated at about ten years old, but I still like the design. First opened this project fie in EQ5 nearly ten years ago!
Love it.
I started the first of the EQ Dozen project files when I thought I might run out of virtual quilts to share. I might start another couple with different fabrics … not that i am in any danger of running … Continue reading
That heavy thread has found it’s way into another virtual quilt, and like virtual fabric in Electric Quilt it will never run out! The last few nights the last thing I wanted over me was a quilt … even the … Continue reading
The EQ Dozen first appeared when I was using EQ5, it survived EQ6, and now has been revamped in EQ7, not because of the program, but because I managed to get totally confused as to which designs I had shared, … Continue reading
This series grew directly from the original EQ Dozen series … I stuffed up the project file so may times I eventually transferred most of the used designs into a new project, and resorted the remainder into a usable collection … Continue reading
Same old blocks, change of background fabric, add some sashing that only appears in some places, not surrounding every block. I love this one!
Over the next few days I will share some designs which grew from the first series I started when I realised that I might run out of quilt designs to share if I only used individual designs. For the EQ … Continue reading
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