Quilt Pro
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I'll be interested to read the responses to this as I'm wondering whether to update from version 4. I never did all that well with it, but I've now met someone who uses Quiltpro to design quilts and is very positive about it. She's going to give me a demo next week.
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I have quilt pro because it's the only program you can get for Mac's. I do like it a lot, and they also send you a free block daily that you can download into the program. It is very useful to me.
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Did you make your avatar from Quilt Pro?
Originally Posted by feffertim
I have quilt pro because it's the only program you can get for Mac's. I do like it a lot, and they also send you a free block daily that you can download into the program. It is very useful to me.
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Originally Posted by hlponyfarm
Did you make your avatar from Quilt Pro?
No, it's a trivet from the book 'fons and porter a complete quilters guide.
No, it's a trivet from the book 'fons and porter a complete quilters guide.
Originally Posted by feffertim
I have quilt pro because it's the only program you can get for Mac's. I do like it a lot, and they also send you a free block daily that you can download into the program. It is very useful to me.
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Originally Posted by feffertim
it's called a trivet, it has insule brite inside so you can put hot things on it.
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Originally Posted by hlponyfarm
Originally Posted by feffertim
it's called a trivet, it has insule brite inside so you can put hot things on it.
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