Today, I stitched out the first block of the Electric Quilt blog, Behind the Mouse, EQ7 Summer Drawing Series.
Here is my EQ Version and the actual finished block.
I decided to scan in my own fabrics into EQ7. I've never done this in EQ7 before, but it turned out to be a piece of cake. I'll have to write a post on how to do it.
Some fabrics I scanned into EQ7 |
My fabrics used in EQ7 block design |
With the above block design in EQ7, you can print out the report for rotary cutting:
I cut the fabric as per the instructions, and sewed the the half-square triangles.
And stitched the block together:
Sumer Drawing Series - Block 1 |
VARIATIONS
The EQ Blog also had a mini-lesson this month to change the block design. I changed and saved the designs in EQ7, but didn't sew these out.
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Happy Stitching!
Looks so neat! I did the block too and need to get my post up. Thanks for sharing.
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It looks lovely. I wish I had the patience for patchwork!
ReplyDeleteI love what you designed and the variations you created. Great job! I just found the Summer Drawing series and looking forward to getting on board with it.
ReplyDeleteWow what a clever program! It looks amazing and very useful.xx
ReplyDeleteHaving just finished a quilt I am intrigued by this EQ programme - never heard of it before. Looks like a perfect way to plan out the colour pallette before cutting!
ReplyDeleteI'm playing along too. Your block is lovely!
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