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I came across this site as I was surfing today. It's for a free software download called Quilt Assist. http://www.cosman.nl/software_en.html here's the software description
"QuiltAssistant is free design-software that can help you to turn your photos into quilts. Rather than the traditional approach of breaking up the photo into little squares ('watercolor style') it allows you to divide the photo into pieces of arbitrary size and shape. On completing your design, you can print templates including seam allowances. A picture is worth a thousand words:" I haven't downloaded yet as my computer is being stupid arrrg, but hope to download soon |
Originally Posted by katier825
Interesting...I didn't know there was a software for that. I just put mine into PowerPoint and resize them or add borders before I print.
Thanks, Barb55 |
I also met her there,
Originally Posted by Quiltforme
OH I saw this at the sewing expo my daughter loved the idea of doing it with the software.
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Originally Posted by SusieG
I came across this site as I was surfing today. It's for a free software download called Quilt Assist. http://www.cosman.nl/software_en.html here's the software description
"QuiltAssistant is free design-software that can help you to turn your photos into quilts. Rather than the traditional approach of breaking up the photo into little squares ('watercolor style') it allows you to divide the photo into pieces of arbitrary size and shape. On completing your design, you can print templates including seam allowances. A picture is worth a thousand words:" Thanks for the info! I'd be careful about 'free downloads'. It seems that they had issues with it and had to de-bug the program per their statement towards the bottom of the page. The program itself seems cool! Blessings, MaryAnna I haven't downloaded yet as my computer is being stupid arrrg, but hope to download soon |
Originally Posted by MaryAnna
Originally Posted by SusieG
I came across this site as I was surfing today. It's for a free software download called Quilt Assist. http://www.cosman.nl/software_en.html here's the software description
"QuiltAssistant is free design-software that can help you to turn your photos into quilts. Rather than the traditional approach of breaking up the photo into little squares ('watercolor style') it allows you to divide the photo into pieces of arbitrary size and shape. On completing your design, you can print templates including seam allowances. A picture is worth a thousand words:" Thanks for the info! I'd be careful about 'free downloads'. It seems that they had issues with it and had to de-bug the program per their statement towards the bottom of the page. The program itself seems cool! Blessings, MaryAnna I haven't downloaded yet as my computer is being stupid arrrg, but hope to download soon Well I don't know how I did it, but my statement wound up in the middle of the other! LOL, technology ya gotta love it! Blessings again, MaryAnna |
Big Quilt
Originally Posted by kathy
(Post 2841023)
I have one, I think it's called BIG QUILT
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Sadly this is a very old thread in internet terms, 10 years old. Your disk should contain some information on the product/maker unless it was just a download stored on a disk.
Quilt Assistant linked above is still a going concern: https://quiltassistant.com/ Electric Quilt has really upped their photo quilt capabilities in the latest version as well. We have many other ways of dealing with this sort of thing now and it might be the perfect time to look at some of the other solutions. |
Try sewart.com. Her name is Tammie Bowser. She also did a couple of video on Sewing with Nancy that shows her process. The software is very good and the web site will also give the schedule of her virtual classes.
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Originally Posted by willcy
(Post 8434092)
Hi Kathy, Can you tell me who is maker of the software? I had it also and i spilled water on it and now the disc won't play.
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Originally Posted by MaryAnna
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I've forgotten the name of the lady who invented this technique and her software company name.
The software digitizes your photos and figures out how to make it into a quilt. Does anyone know her name, software company name, and where I can buy the software? Thanks! Blessings, MaryAnna The woman you're thinking of may be Tammie Bowser. She's located in South Pasadena, CA. Her books and software can be found at Amazon. Google her. She's incredible and she's also my teacher and friend. Good luck |
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