Rhonda

Here is the PDF for Week 16. Hope you enjoy it! I enjoyed putting it together.

QuiltnNan

Thanks, Rhonda. I guess that will teach me to read my manual - I have EQ5. I didn't know making a bargello was possible in EQ.

BettyM

Thanks, Rhonda, for these tutorials. I'm printing them all out for future reference. However, on this one it will not print after page 8. Is this something I'm doing, or is it a problem elsewhere?

Sorry, ignore this!! Printer error!

labug

Thanks Rhonda another great class

katesnanna

Thanks Rhonda for making things easier for us. I love the PDF files. They are my favorite type of document. Keep up the good work.

d.swindle

thanks, Rhonda you make things so interesting and helpful,I haven't had much time lately but , I have all tuts on file, appreciate the bargello,my favorite quilt.My DH is recouperation over a new knee,he is doing well,just impatient as all men.thanks again
d.swindle

tatavw01

cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cdmmiracles

Ok I'm very impressed but also very clueless. Do I have to have a special type of machine for Electric quilting??? I've only been quilting for a couple of years and mostly by hand, so quite clueless, lol. I would appreciate any help or guidance.........

Rhonda

EQ is Electric Quilt software. You do have to buy it but you can get EQ5 which is an older version for around $50 to $70 depending on if you can find someone who wants to sell one. It is great to start with but it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that EQ6 or EQ7 have. The EQ7 has lots of great features that are fun to use. If you find it on sale it isn't too bad price wise.

It all depends on if you are going to use it much or not. It is a program that helps you by letting you design your own quilts and or quilt blocks. There are lots of ways to use it in quilting.

cdmmiracles

Thanks so much Rhonda! I think I will see if I can find the EQ5, sounds very interesting!