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    Old 05-12-2016, 05:19 AM
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    Quilt-Pro is offering three PDFs -epp hexies, triangles, diamonds.....can be sized to whatever....price is $9.95 ea, but if all three purchased,charge for two only....sounds good...but does anyone have any of their PDFs? Are you pleased with them? I am not a comp-guru, but can I handle this? Thanks for input
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    Old 05-12-2016, 06:19 AM
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    Sounds like a great idea if you are planning to use them often. I have not tried them from Quilt pro but I tried a program on Craftsy that didn't work well at all.
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    Old 05-13-2016, 03:14 AM
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    Yes, I've used them for sets of different PP blocks. They are easy to use.
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    Old 05-13-2016, 03:35 AM
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    Though I am not a fan of English paper piecing, I do have the Quilt Pro half square triangle program. All I have to do is open the program and tell the computer what the "finished" size of the half square triangle is to be. The program allows me to print out sheets with sewing and cutting lines. I pin the printed sheets to my fabncs placed right sides together, sew along the red sewing lines following the directional arrows, then cut along the black lines. When I press them, everything comes out the size I need.

    Based on my experience with this program, I would certainly recommend using other of their products.
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    Old 05-13-2016, 08:13 AM
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    It makes a big difference what type of paper you use to print onto. A good quality card stock is best. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_stock Sorry for the wiki reference but some of the other sites were way too complicated for this discussion.
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    Old 05-14-2016, 11:59 AM
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    Have you taken a look at Inklingo.com? It is run by Linda Franz and she has many different designs.
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    I have all the Quilt-Pro software. I love it. It is easy to use. I find it a lot more user-friendly than EQ7.
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    Old 05-14-2016, 08:36 PM
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    Originally Posted by caspharm
    Have you taken a look at Inklingo.com? It is run by Linda Franz and she has many different designs.
    Yes, I have, but I prefer having the PDFs file on my computer rather than having to sign in when I may want to use them. It's been awhile, I did go there to see if I wanted to use site, but if I remember correctly, you had to sign in, and that was only good for a certain amt of time......... This way, I paid the amt and its MINE.......
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    Originally Posted by Geri B
    Yes, I have, but I prefer having the PDFs file on my computer rather than having to sign in when I may want to use them. It's been awhile, I did go there to see if I wanted to use site, but if I remember correctly, you had to sign in, and that was only good for a certain amt of time......... This way, I paid the amt and its MINE.......
    Yeah, Inklingo is very confusing and not yours once you buy it. But it is a good program for intricate EPP.
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