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#Electric quilt 7 tutorials series
CLICK FILE > OPEN PROJECT > select the fie we created in part 1 of this tutorial series (EQ8 Tutorial For Quilt Panel Designs) and CLICK OKģ. LET’S START DESIGNING BLOCKS IN EQ to incorporate these panel blocks into our design. center block measures 22” wide and 26 ¼” long when finished at the edige of the dog bone frame (no red included in the finished block, cut from this panel).Ilona shared measurements with us for this panel: In panel B is also a 24″ panel, contains 7 blocks: To clarify, they could be larger if you incorporate any of the blue sashing to frame your quilt block. This cute panel has 15 adorable preprinted blocks which measure ~ 6-3/4″ x ~6-3/4, when finished to show just the block. In panel A – a 24″ panel, contains 15 dog theme blocks of same size Thus, it is important to know the measurements of the block as you desire to cut it and finish it! As I do not own these panels I’m not able to measure them, but for purposes of this tutorial I’m working with measurements which Ilona provided me.
In all of the above options the resulting block size of your design will vary. You may also want to (or need to) sew coping strips around your smaller panel blocks: You can finish your blocks showing the center of the block and the sashing print from your panel. You can finish your blocks showing just the center of the block from your panel. For example, on panel 2 there are a variety of ways to cut and use the center part of the panel with the words.
#Electric quilt 7 tutorials software
We’ll also learn to use the EQ Library to incorporate a block from the free EQ library to one of our quilt designs.īefore we begin, I want to again heighten awareness when you are designing blocks for a panel quilt in EQ software you need to start with visualizing how you want to cut up your pane and incorporate those blocks. In this lesson, we will learn to create blocks from images that we created last week which we’ll use to design a variety of quilt designs throughout this series of tutorials. I will try my best to help you, as well as incorporate your feedback to this tutorial (or future tutorials in this series), as appropriate to help make each tutorial easy to follow, as well as help have fun “playing in EQ software” and learning as you play! And, if you have any questions or feedback on this tutorial, or any in this series please let me know via email or by leaving a comment. Before you begin this lesson, please complete Part 1. Today I’m sharing part 2 of my EQ8 Tutorial Series for Panel Quilts, using the Custom Quilt feature in EQ software.
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