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Thread: E*A*S*Y* Printing Out Large Scale Images and Patterns

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    Senior Member Johanna Fritz's Avatar
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    My friend Chris Kirsch has a blog with great quilting tips. Today's is:
    Making pictures or patterns larger and then printing them easily.
    She explains a few really simple steps to do this in MS Excel-yes Excel. It is very quick and works like a dream.

    http://clkquilt.wordpress.com/2011/0...e-big-picture/

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    Thanks for sharing.

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    cool

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    Excel and I are not best friends, but she makes it sound easy. Thank you for the post.

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    This is great, thanks for sharing

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    this is fantastic information. i opened my Excel and followed the setup instructions. before inserting the picture, i saved my Excel spreadsheet with the name Enlarging for Quilting. this way, i don't have to set it up every time and i don't have to search for the instructions again.

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    Thanks for the link!

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    that is a great idea...definitely saved it.

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    It works....but how do you actually size the pattern? I can get it to page size like the directions suggest, but what if I need that patern to be 14x20, for instance? This works great and would be WONDERFUL if I/we can figure out that last detail.

    Thanks for sharing a great idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
    this is fantastic information. i opened my Excel and followed the setup instructions. before inserting the picture, i saved my Excel spreadsheet with the name Enlarging for Quilting. this way, i don't have to set it up every time and i don't have to search for the instructions again.
    Great tip - thank you :!:

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