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, Sennheiser CX 400-B Lightweight In-Ear Stereo Headphone ,Razer Orca Gaming , Lady Gaga Heartbeats In-Ear Headphones ,Red Sox Beats Studio Headphones ,Sennheiser HD 380 Pro Collapsible High-End Headphone THE ELECTRIC QUILT CO-Electric Quilt 6. An incredibly full-featured quilt design and drawing software that has been especially designed with beginners as well as advanced designers in mind. Use it to design quilts; draw blocks; scan in fabrics; or select from over 20000 blocks; fabrics; colors; embroidery photos; threads; quilt layouts; and borders. Use EQ6 simply to try out colors or print patterns in any size. Over 4300 blocks that can be printed in any size. 5000 scanned fabrics. Learning has never been more fun. Import and export .tif; .jpg; .gif; .png; and .bmp image files. The library allows you to save photos; embroidery designs; thread colors; blocks; fabrics; and quilt layouts. Includes User Electric Quilt 6 can be installed and registered on 4 different computers (additional activations can be purchased). Manual and a CD to install. Requires Windows XP; Windows Vista; or Windows 7 AND an internet connection. Will run on Macs through Virtual PC (not included). Made in USA.
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I had a hard time with this program at first because it didn't have the Adobe software interface I'm familiar with (Illustrator, etc.). It has its own rules for rotating, copying, etc.
2 days go I embarked on creating a Storm at Sea quilt from a picture that I liked. In the process, I really learned how EQ works. My conclusion: It's a great quilt design playpen. It moved me to write this review.
Within the program there are tutorial videos and there are more on the EQ website, and on youtube. I'm a visual learner. Once I see it, I get it. Then if I need more details the manual makes sense to me.
The quick design changes I was able to make would have taken ages in Illustrator. The program goes much deeper than I initially thought.
Today I imported pictures of appliques I liked, then traced over them (the bezier tools are more intuitive than Illustrator) and created my own applique blocks. Then saved them to an applique block library I created.
So if you're intimidated, well, so was I, but once you dig in, it's really fun and opens up a world of possibilities. I would have given it 4 stars, because the interface is slightly clunky compared to design software. But what it does, it does so very well. Ya just gotta make friends with it.
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