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After some time spent staring thoughtfully at the help file, I decided to recreate the Cosmic Twist bargello quilt from Eileen Wright's Twist-and-Turn Bargello Quilts in EQ7. I own the book and wanted to test out a few fabric ideas.
And it WORKED! HA! To think, I was going to do this mess on paper with fabric. Nope. This gives me a much better idea. (Oh, and I just used those particular fabrics to get a vague idea for what I want - there are fabrics I now know I'll need to tweak for the desired effect and contrast.) Proof! *happy dance* [ATTACH=CONFIG]222731[/ATTACH] The quilt-to-be in its rough form and without the lines [ATTACH=CONFIG]222732[/ATTACH] |
beautiful that is an awesome program, thanks for sharing with us, now we will all want to go buy the EQ7 program
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Thanks for sharing, I will have to have a play with mine!
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I just bought EQ 7 last night! Can't wait to play with it and see the quilts without all the hassle of mapping them out on paper.
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That is going to be a beautiful quilt. I am Still advancing in baby steps with my eq7...lol. Started today by printing quilt labels on fabric sheet and darn they were so good and pretty :)
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And the most fun bit is the tool that lets me instantly replace all squares colored in one fabric with another fabric - recolors with the click-and-drag of a button. Aaaah! I almost believed I couldn't work bargello's in this program and was getting ready to beat my head against a wall. No longer!
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Jennalyn, that's awesome! Did you use the existing Bargello blocks in the library, or did you draw your own?
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beautiful color scheme.
and the best part is now you understand the design concept of bargello and can create all your own designs. |
Hmmmmmm I need to look into the EQ 7 ;)
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