I've always had a thing for her spiky looking designs, and fabulous use of colour. So I'm excited to have this to plug in to EQ5. It has 10 quilts and a design palette of fabrics which you can play with. I'm thinking it would be a good thing to make some of those spiky blocks with all my scraps. Fun! Confession here, I've never made a quilt from a EQ5 design and hardly know how to use the program. But I'm printing out some blocks for some paper piecing, gotta start somewhere, right?!
Thursday, October 20, 2005
New Software
Oh! Another thing I got at PIQF was the EQ5 add-on software for Karen K. Stone quilts.
I've always had a thing for her spiky looking designs, and fabulous use of colour. So I'm excited to have this to plug in to EQ5. It has 10 quilts and a design palette of fabrics which you can play with. I'm thinking it would be a good thing to make some of those spiky blocks with all my scraps. Fun! Confession here, I've never made a quilt from a EQ5 design and hardly know how to use the program. But I'm printing out some blocks for some paper piecing, gotta start somewhere, right?!
I've always had a thing for her spiky looking designs, and fabulous use of colour. So I'm excited to have this to plug in to EQ5. It has 10 quilts and a design palette of fabrics which you can play with. I'm thinking it would be a good thing to make some of those spiky blocks with all my scraps. Fun! Confession here, I've never made a quilt from a EQ5 design and hardly know how to use the program. But I'm printing out some blocks for some paper piecing, gotta start somewhere, right?!
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