Tilt'able sewing set

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I want to thank Sue for the great hint of putting two door stops under my machine to tilt it. I did and it works perfectly and makes it much easier to see my sewing line.

I have another request for information. How good are the Yo-Yo makers? Anyone tried the thread winder product new to the market. I'm gearing myself up for questions from the family on what I'd like for Christmas : :-)
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Quote: Speaking of products....I have been looking online at some computer programs for quilt designing. Some of them are quite expensive. I was hoping to get some input from you ladies if you have ever tried any, know anyone who has......appreciate your advice.
i have EQ6 and like it very much. it lacks only one feature i consider essential. you can't see the block and the quilt at the same time. you still have to switch back and forth. for the price, i think we ought to be able to see both at once AND watch the quilt change immediately as we edit the blocks (which you can do in pcquilt). i don't regret buying EQ6 but i've already written them to let them know i won't buy any upgrades if they don't add that feature. i hope other EQ owners complain, too. i'm sure they'd "fix" it if enough of us demanded it.

these are all half the price (or less) of the Electric Quilt 6 software. you can download a demo version of pcquilt and of quiltcomposer.

http://www.quiltsoft.com/winsoftw.html

http://planetpatchwork.com/quiltpro4.htm

http://www.pcquilt.com/

this is the least expensive, at $24.95, but also the most basic. you can only use squares and triangles to design your blocks.
http://www.quiltcomposer.com/overview.php
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