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EQ user and teacher, Al Navas, shows you how to color embroidery in EQ7.

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Check out On-Point Quilter, Kari Schell’s YouTube channel of detailed EQ7 video tutorials.

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This is a follow-up to the original article, Exploding Blocks & Quilts for Sewing Patterns. In this article I suggest the use of a FREE program called Inkscape. This tool handles images in ways very similar to Illustrator, but is free! – Al Navas

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This first tutorial in Quilt Shop Gal’s Seasonal Tutorial for EQStitch users, will be released in two parts. Part 1 will create a witch hat that is a filled design (vs applique’), where you will learn how to import an image, trace your image, set a fill pattern, set colors, create a custom library, export your design to your machine and more! In Part 2…

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EQStitch guru, Yvonne Menear, has a YouTube Channel of EQStitch video lessons.

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Marian from Seamstobesew.com shares her video about tips on rotating in EQ7.

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She shows in details how to design paper piecing patterns based on a picture. “Honestly, EQ7 makes it much easier to design such pattern. It’s just done before you can spell ‘paper piecing’.” – Joanna View the lesson

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Adding a block to a pre-made Quilt Layout.

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Lots of information about the Brush Stroke Tool.

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It’s a little trick tucked inside the User Manual on page 122. It was actually quite easy and fun.

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Draw your own blocks and use them in a quilt.

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Carol explains several options for exporting images from EQ7. 

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Any image can be scanned and imported for tracing. Step-by-step instructions.

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A video tutorial that shows the steps to make a basic sampler quilt. Great for beginners!

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Lots of practice manipulating nodes.

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This tutorial shows you how to create and use a guide to design a flower with identical shaped petals. Then turn the flower in to a smiling daisy. Learn to copy and re-size the design to add multiple flowers on one block.

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I love quilts with unusual shapes. With EQ7 you have a wonderful tool to create quilts, even with non-square layouts. With this example, I’ll show you how I do it. The EQ Pieced Drawing book by Patti Anderson was a great help to me. If you don’t have it already you should purchase it (see a free preview chapter from the book here). EQ has republished…

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So, how do you work with one block, fussy cut pieces in EQ, and get an irish chain effect? Check out Marlene’s EQ tutorial to find out!

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Learn how to make this adorabl Pitcher Cover in EQ7 with expert Angie Padilla.

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Repeat it, recolor it, twist it, or mix it up! Try these fun quilt designing techniques from designer Sandi Walton using just one block.

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