ywoodruff5

Ok before I go and spend money on one more sewing item that doesn't do what I want I purchased it for, I thought I'd ask the experts a question - you!

Has anyone used the EQ 6 feature that is supposed to allow you to scan a photo and create an applique pattern? If so, how did you like the results?

Any input would be appreciated.

jaciqltznok

skip it and go for EQ7...6 just had too many issues for me...love EQ5 the best...but stuck with 7 now!

ywoodruff5

Remember when we used to buy the old "records" for just one song and now buy a quiling magazine for one quilt? Well I had to admit it but the only feature I want is the one that is supposed to scan a pic and make an applique pattern. I have another program I use for designing quilts. So my next question is does EQ 7 do this and have you used it?

QuiltnNan

ditto

michelehuston

I am still trying to learn eq 6..sorry, no help!

jaciqltznok

If you go here: http://www.electricquilt.com/Shop/EQ7/EQ7F.asp
and go to OVERVIEW, you are see/read about that and ALL the fun stuff you can do with 7!

Appliqué blocks and quilting stencils can be drawn using pull-out shapes like hearts, leaves, tear-drops, circles, squares, and more. The Freehand tool lets you draw freely, just as you would doodle on paper. For drawing help, you can import an image and trace right over it. Vines and leaves are easy with the Brush Stroke and Swath tools. Just decide whether you want a plain vine or one filled with flying geese or diamonds.

ANOTHER thing to think of is this..EQ7 is the first version to come with NO limits on how many installs you have..all the others have limits!

amma

EQ6 has limited installs, EQ7 are unlimited... so I would go with 7 :D:D:D

Glassquilt

As I remember the picture is dim and 'behind' the workboard. I drew my design by tracing it - sort of.