EQ 7 help please
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EQ 7 help please
Hello everyone,
I am hoping to get some help (I always do!!!)
I have done the pattern for this quilt in EQ 7
[ATTACH=CONFIG]591845[/ATTACH]
What I am trying to do now is figure out how to select it in blocks so I know the sizes, and can print paper pieces for my flying geese
I want to be able to print it out so I can PP it ... but can't figure out how
does anyone know what I am talking about LOL or have I lost you?
Thanks in advance if you know what I mean, and have some ideas for me.
Marion
I am hoping to get some help (I always do!!!)
I have done the pattern for this quilt in EQ 7
[ATTACH=CONFIG]591845[/ATTACH]
What I am trying to do now is figure out how to select it in blocks so I know the sizes, and can print paper pieces for my flying geese
I want to be able to print it out so I can PP it ... but can't figure out how
does anyone know what I am talking about LOL or have I lost you?
Thanks in advance if you know what I mean, and have some ideas for me.
Marion
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Location: Pacific NW
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You can select the block size in the "print" dialog. Go to the block, click print paper piece, there will be a section that specifies block size.
Does that answer your question? I wasn't sure I understood what you're asking....
Does that answer your question? I wasn't sure I understood what you're asking....
#7
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Have you gone through the built in lessons? They are under the Help Tab. I found these really helpful when I was starting. Also there are some Patti Anderson book marked down on the EQ site for EQ7. I have the Pieced Drawing book which I think is excellent but do not own the others
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https://www.onpointquilter.com/blog/...-quilt-newbies
She sends a link each day for 14 days to your email address. Each video tutorial is about 10 minutes. I was able to stop and start, rewind, re-watch, etc. to be able to reproduce what she was going in the videos. By the time I was finished, I could create simple quilt patterns to use as guides for myself.
If you get stuck, a good place to post your question is in this newly started thread on the QB:
EQ7/EQ8 Tips, Q&A here!
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