Sorry to clarify, what's clotique's website address. I get nothing when I google it.

It might be fun to start a string just on EQ(5,6 or 7). I'd be willing to participate. Its a great program, once you get the hang of it.

I think it's Clotilde.com

I upgraded from EQ6 and bought Angie Padilla's EQ book on applique, but haven't gotten too far yet. I am sure that I need to do like someone else who posted that they set aside several hours a week. I started, but didn't get too far. I am sure that we just have to dive in there and stick with it until we really know how to use it. If someone wanted to start a weekly challenge or something I would be interested. Maybe we could challenge ourselves to learn one thing a week.

I bought it on sale from Nancy's Notions at the end of the summer when it was coming out. It is really awesome...the folks who have EQ 6 say there are improvements to EQ7 that make it easier to use. I'm just now learning to scan my stash fabrics and use them in my designs to really SEE what it will look like! Great Christmas present for yourself or family/friends!

I have it too but have not had a chance to play, I would love to join in if anyone starts a tut or thread

I bought myself one this year and absolutely love it. I have designed and made 3 quilts from it already. I love the part where you can downloade your own stash into the library and use it to see what your quilt will look like. If you find it somewhere on sale I would get it I paid $179 for mine.

I bought it a couple of months ago and am learning to use it. I designed a quilt for my granddaugher to make for Christmas. I like that it will show you how your quilt will look and also how much fabric you will need to make your quilt with. I am still learning on it and like it very much.

Quilt University has an EQ classes.

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