Quilting Software-which do you use
#24
I really appreciate all the information all of you have been giving me.
With the positive reports on EQ and the really good sale of EQ7 at Quilt in a Day Peducah at $132.97, I think I will order that while it is still on sale.
I have till the 11th to make a decision. Maybe I will check the website like has been suggested to get additional information.
And yes, since I have 'found' this Board, I have been very
"successful" in spending my time ever so wisely learning, swapping, etc, etc, etc.....................
With the positive reports on EQ and the really good sale of EQ7 at Quilt in a Day Peducah at $132.97, I think I will order that while it is still on sale.
I have till the 11th to make a decision. Maybe I will check the website like has been suggested to get additional information.
And yes, since I have 'found' this Board, I have been very
"successful" in spending my time ever so wisely learning, swapping, etc, etc, etc.....................
#25
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 30
I have used EQ since its inception. I have upgraded to EQ7 and find it easy to use. The program has video tutorials and also the books that comes with all of the versions are concise and easy to read.
It is a wonderful tool to design your own quilts and blocks.
I also have Kaleidoscope Kreator . Takes a photo or design and creates wonderful patterns. So much fun. It is $39.95 and can be ordered from their website. Google name for accurate website.
Happy quilting
Severna
It is a wonderful tool to design your own quilts and blocks.
I also have Kaleidoscope Kreator . Takes a photo or design and creates wonderful patterns. So much fun. It is $39.95 and can be ordered from their website. Google name for accurate website.
Happy quilting
Severna
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