Where do I find the thing on line to convert blocks from one size to another?
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Germany
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I use EQ7 but that's not free! The only free I know is "Quilt Assistant":
http://quiltassistant.com/
but I don't know wether you can resize any blocks with this program!!!
http://quiltassistant.com/
but I don't know wether you can resize any blocks with this program!!!
#4
http://www.mywebquilter.com
Some help here. Select a pattern you'll get to choose the size and your colors for blocks or entire quilt patterns.There are also several programs to buy, I mostly use Foundation Factory which can be purchased on line: hundreds of blocks (of all techniques) you can print in any size.They also hve speial sales often on their programs. I will check the site and post the appropriate search term in a while - it's published by QuiltPro
Some help here. Select a pattern you'll get to choose the size and your colors for blocks or entire quilt patterns.There are also several programs to buy, I mostly use Foundation Factory which can be purchased on line: hundreds of blocks (of all techniques) you can print in any size.They also hve speial sales often on their programs. I will check the site and post the appropriate search term in a while - it's published by QuiltPro
#5
http://www.quiltpro.com/page/Strip_Wizard_Vol1_mainpage
Here you go! This one is just for regular blocks, You'll find all their stand-alone programs in the column on the left, all priced very reasonable. Their Block of the Day is free to suscribe, a new block is delevered to you by e-mail every day.
Here you go! This one is just for regular blocks, You'll find all their stand-alone programs in the column on the left, all priced very reasonable. Their Block of the Day is free to suscribe, a new block is delevered to you by e-mail every day.
#6
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#7
I am so glad you posted this. I knew about it a while ago and then lost track (or mind) and couldn't find it.
http://www.mywebquilter.com
Some help here. Select a pattern you'll get to choose the size and your colors for blocks or entire quilt patterns.There are also several programs to buy, I mostly use Foundation Factory which can be purchased on line: hundreds of blocks (of all techniques) you can print in any size.They also hve speial sales often on their programs. I will check the site and post the appropriate search term in a while - it's published by QuiltPro
Some help here. Select a pattern you'll get to choose the size and your colors for blocks or entire quilt patterns.There are also several programs to buy, I mostly use Foundation Factory which can be purchased on line: hundreds of blocks (of all techniques) you can print in any size.They also hve speial sales often on their programs. I will check the site and post the appropriate search term in a while - it's published by QuiltPro
#9
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Southern California
Posts: 19,127
I am making 2 dozen mug rugs (17 done) for my friends and new neighbors. I took 9" block patterns and changed them into 6" blocks on my EQ5. With some patterns, I printed out paper piecing foundation.
#10
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: NY
Posts: 301
Happened upon this post yesterday with two wonderful links:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/blogs/t...or-b10213.html
One is free graph paper shapes to print out for paper piecing, the other is a quilting calculator.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/blogs/t...or-b10213.html
One is free graph paper shapes to print out for paper piecing, the other is a quilting calculator.
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