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EQ8 Classes: Kite by Beatrix

EQ8 Classes: Kite by Beatrix

Name of the quilter: Beatrix J

Country: Austria

Piece designed during an Electric Quilt design class

My first blocks, Katharina K., DE

My first blocks, Katharina K., DE

Name of the quilter: Katharina K

Country: Germany

MYoD - Week 08 - Jutta

MYoD - Week 08 - Jutta

User name of the quilter: juhu

Name of the exercise: De(con)struction

MYOD - Week 17 - Anke

MYOD - Week 17 - up where we belong

Name of the Quilter: Anke

Name of the Exercise: Up where we belong

MYoD - Week 14 - Anke Update!

MYoD - Week 14 - Anke

Name of the Quilter: Anke

Name of the Exercise: Battle of Colors

MYoD - Week 04 - juhu

MYoD - Week 04 - juhu

User name of the quilter: juhu

Name of the exercise: This is what I normally do

MYoD - Week 02 - juhu

MYoD - Week 02 - juhu

User name of the quilter: juhu

Name of the exercise: Everything but 90° (calendar week 02)

Self-made Templates

The major difference between a template and a stencil is that you use the outer edges of template to transfer your pattern to fabric. Usually, a template is easier to make yourself than a stencil...

A Label for the Seagreen Quilt

Seagreen Label

Of course, the Seagreen quilt got a label especially designed for this project. Using the Swath tool in EQ7, we created a simple embroidery/quilt pattern for the S as initial of Seagreen. The S was outlined using a running (quilting) stitch and the rest of the word was outlined using a backstitch....

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Customized Address Labels with EQ7

Customized Address Labels with EQ7

EQ7 is a great tool to design quilt blocks and quilts, but did you know that you can also use it to create your very own personalized stationery? With the help of a word processing programme, you can easily create customized address labels that will not only turn the head of the postman... (31 May 2011)

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