- #Electric quilt 7 print instructions how to#
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- #Electric quilt 7 print instructions software#
You can purchase these downloadable blocks in my shop HERE! I hope you enjoy these files as you create your BOB design quilts.
#Electric quilt 7 print instructions how to#
I have also included tips and suggestions for determining what dies to use and how to determine fabric requirements. Once you have designed your quilt, you can use your Accuquilt GO! Cutter to make it. Now you can use the power of EQ8 to recolor and combine blocks to design beautiful quilts. The blocks are all labeled to match the reference guide. You will receive the EQ8 Block library, a block reference guide and an instruction document. I have included all of the instructions to add the files to your EQ8 Design Software.
Once you place the block file in your library, you will be able to use it immediately to draw and design quilts. This is a downloadable digital file that you will place into your personal block library. Make sure your cutter is the right size for the BOB die.
Required: You will need the Accuquilt BOB die set in the size that matches the EQ8 library file in order to cut out these block designs with the Accuquilt GO! Cutter.
#Electric quilt 7 print instructions software#
Required: A running copy of EQ8 Quilt Design Software from The Electric Quilt Company. The ONLY designs included in this set are: I have included the size of the block by the name reference. The blocks vary in size as indicated to match the BOB die. This file contains SET 1 of the BOB block designs which includes 20 blocks. Every piece needed for the block is on the design board. BOB die blocks enable you to create an entire block with one die board. I decided to put together block files for the Accuquilt Block on Board (BOB) dies. Pick up a copy of Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting September/October issue for my pattern and more information.Įver since I published my EQ8 block library files for the Accuquilt GO! Qube Mix & Match sets, the requests have been coming in for more.
This is my favorite batting as the loft really shows off the quilting. The batting is Tuscany Cotton/Wool batting 80/20 generously provided by Hobbs. I used an allover edge to edge maple leaf design. Photo courtesy of Fons & Porter Love of Quilting Magazine, Copyright 2021 This quilt uses only four colors and you only make multiples of these two blocks for the design. It made it so easy to try different colors and draw up the blocks. I designed this quilt with EQ8 Quilt Design Software. The blenders are perfect for creating the maple leaf pattern in the blocks. I used blender cottons called Canvas by Deborah Edwards for Northcott.
#Electric quilt 7 print instructions full#
We've chosen a 'zinnia' design here to fill them.Featured in the September/ October 2021 issue of Fons and Porter’s Love of Quilting magazine, this issue is full of delightful fall, leafy projects… including my Autumn Aglow quilt. But as you'll see in the quilt pictured below, alternate blocks, when cut from solid looking fabrics, literally scream to be quilted with something fabulous. With just half the blocks to stitch you cut your piecing time in half. Quilts with solid, alternate blocks are faster to piece. There are several options for your alternate block. With odd numbers, the same block is always in all four outside corners. To maintain the symmetry or balance in the quilt design, use an odd number of blocks in both the rows and columns. This square is cut the same size as the unfinished pieced quilt block. Our first variation to the straight set quilt layout is to set every other block with a solid square of fabric instead of a pieced block. Matching seams is so much easier when the seam allowances nest. If you choose to set your blocks edge-to-edge, take the time to make two blocks and then figure how to press the seams so that they'll nest or abut.
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