On the first page, right after the fabric photos, there is a download for EQ, click and it will automatically open in EQ. Then save it in the program.

oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, now I get to learn new software and a new quilting technique. Lots to expect out of my 76 year old brain. But, here goes anyway. thanks so much for your help!

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Peg, what kind of hoop do you use to do needle turn???? I have a small embroidery hoop but thinking of getting a bigger one. what do you suggest???

This is awesome! I simply can't start it right now, but I'm for sure saving the patterns and will start it asap!!

Such a pretty quilt, thank you so much!

Uh...to those that find the word "Yonk's new....well as Aussie's are the ones that tend to abreviate all their words...then thats just "Years"...& the for giving us the Baltimore Pattern....well the lady should be now named the "Baltimore Quilt Queen"...she deserves it

I have always admired the Baltimore style quilts but have been too overwhelmed by them to even attempt one. Thank you for all your work and encouragement, I am going to try to make this ... sounds like others are nervous but are willing to give it a try. So I'm off to get my materials!! I look forward to the challenge!

I. Do not use a hoop, just freehand

Thanks everyone, I have enjoyed putting this together. I remember more than 25years ago when I took my 1st. Applique class, I was so overwhelmed, sure I couldn't do It! But, once I started, I found a new love, and with each block became better & more proficent. I wish that for all who attempt this quilt.

Peg thats exactly why I still belong to this message board and have always managed to come here at least a couple times a week to see old pals. Thanks again.