I just did one in EQ7 and would be happy to share. I tried to attach the file here, but it failed and I'm not very QB literate yet. If you send me your e-mail address in a private message I'll try to send it that way if you'd like.
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Here is the link for the EQ lessons I have posted. I will continue to post new ones for awhile anyway.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tags/electric+quilt.html I've never done a D9P but I could take a stab at it. |
Import a picture of a D9P and then trace one block to Easy Draw. Instant block pattern.
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Thank you for this info... I have been trying to do this same thing...
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
(Post 4824774)
Import a picture of a D9P and then trace one block to Easy Draw. Instant block pattern.
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In playing around, I just found another place to do this easily. Save a nine patch block to your sketchbook and go to "new block" "serendipity" and "clip & flip block". Choose the nine patch block and underneath are icons that show how each clip affects the original block.
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Here's my EQ7 file with the block, a few blank layouts and a few fabrics:
http://min.us/mbcVcsH9Sw Download it to your PJ7 folder (inside your My EQ7 folder, inside your My Documents folder) When you open EQ7, D9P.PJ7 should be one of the existing projects in the menu. |
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