you could just pick a few blocks you like the look of. EQ8 is the latest edition of the Electric Quilt design software, and it is a fantastic option for those who want to design their own quilts and quilt blocks. You could save all the star patterns, or there are quite a few new blocks with names of cakes, biscuits and other delicious things, or. You could just make an alphabet quilt with all the applique designs. This gives you lots of opportunities for a variety of little (or big) quilts. Each time we start a new letter we will also give you an applique pattern for that letter too.
ELECTRIC QUILT HOW TO
We will start this Saturday (Jan 8th) and as we couldn’t decide how to order the blocks we have gone for alphabetical – starting unsurprisingly with A. No full-instructions though, sorry, although most should be self-explanatory and there are always the tutorials to refer to.
ELECTRIC QUILT SOFTWARE
Includes written/video lessons and software downloads. ) with a few colour ideas perhaps plus the rotary cutting measurements and the templates as well as foundations where foundation piecing seems like a ‘good idea’. Electric Quilt is quilt design software for Windows and macOS. Every Saturday a new six-inch block (or two, or. So this year we have decided upon a Six-Inch Saturday Sampler. !)įurther rummaging in the archives found some Block of the Month worksheets based on six-inch blocks that had (amazingly) actually been made into quilts.īarbara too has a few six-inch blocks waiting to be turned into a runner or added to to make a small quilt, as has Ann. Over the last few weeks they have been made into a couple of little quilts (almost. Trawling through cupboards and bags of half-made things Chris came across a heap of 6 inch blocks made many, many years ago for the Little Books (Stars and Log Cabin) published by David and Charles.
Like all New Year Resolutions this one could well fade, if not disappear but the ground work has been done, we just have to see it through and hopefully you will come along too.
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