Electric Quilt (EQ8) Review & Overview - Quilt Design Software

Electric Quilt (EQ8) Review & Overview - In this video, we go through the Electric Quilt (EQ8) quilt designing software.

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[LindatheOldBird]

I greatly appreciate your sharing this. I was undecided about getting this software and now after seeing it work I really need it to design my quilt patterns #AlandaCraft Thank you and have a blessed day - John 3:17

[stephanieb.]

Thank you for this! I have EQ8 and have been too intimidated by it to use it. This made it look like a lot of fun!

[sandrajones]

This was a great overview. It helps me understand what to expect.

[Savemoneyandquality]

I’m considering this and wonder if you can import a picture to help create a border or test different ones?

[markb]

Thank you for a great overview. Can I use this to design a bargello pattern? Any links to tutorials for that?

[annabelletame]

I have the original in cd format and books on a shelf. I used it quite a lot in the early years but make less quilts now. This looks much easier to use.

[erichaskell]

Thanks very much. Question: given that your example has 1/16 cutting measurements would a user increase or decrease the block sizes to get 1/8 or larger? Or can you set parameters where measurements are restricted to 1/8 or larger? This appears to be exactly what I need. Again, thank you.

[wmael]

Don't own this one so I didn't watch.