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Electric quilt 7 lessons manuals#
Electric quilt 7 lessons manual#
Electric quilt 7 lessons full#
Electric quilt 7 lessons Pc#

These downloads can also be found here: EQ8 Documentation You can download them by clicking the appropriate links.

Electric quilt 7 lessons manual#

The Reference Manual and Quick Start Guide are available as PDFs. On the Learn screen, you’ll see links to our EQ8 learning resources. Under the big EQ8 logo on the left, click LEARN. When you open EQ8 you’ll see the Home screen. Search these terms: EQ7 and ElectricQuilt.Did you recently get EQ8? Welcome to the EQ family! Or maybe you just want to sharpen your EQ8 skills? You came to the right place! We’ve put together a list of resources to help you get started with your new software.Ī great place to start is built right into your EQ8 software. Last but not least, there are free tutorials on YouTube uploaded from the Electric Quilt Company and from independent teachers. Online EQ7 and EQStitch Tutorials on YouTube

Free technical support from The Electric Quilt Company! We’re always here, whether you’re enrolled in a class or not.

Electric quilt 7 lessons full#

A full glossary of terms for the class to reference any time you want.

Extra supplemental resources for the class: videos, files and links.

One lesson will be posted each week, but work at your own pace!

Fully illustrated lessons to view on screen or to print.

The Q&A forum is available for the duration of the class session.

Full access to the class Q&A forum where you can ask questions about course content and get quick responses from your instructor and classmates.

You will only have access to the class forum for the duration of the session, however.

Access to your class forever! That’s right, once you’re enrolled in the class, you will always have access to the course materials.

I’ve worked through the Quick Start and two lessons and I’m eagerly waiting for my next one on Advanced Layouts! Info From the EQ7 Website: When enrolled, you get: A nd, if you create a block or quilt that you really like, you can always import just that block or quilt into your real project file. Tip: Set up a Projects Lessons file in EQ7 so you can play around with the lessons. I printed the lessons so I could have them next to me while I practice the lessons in EQ7 and when I want to go back and refresh my knowledge when I’m working on a project. You get a very, very detailed step-by-step set of written lessons that are well illustrated.Īfter the class period, you don’t have access to the forum or the videos, but, I don’t find that to be a problem because the lesson plans are so detailed. The EQUniversity classes are project driven lessons. How the Online Learning at EQUniversity Works

I know nothing about this world so check it out here (LOL)!

Electric quilt 7 lessons Pc#

It’s available for PC and MAC.įor all you embroidery machine owners out there, they have a SEPARATE add-in program call EQStitch.

If you’re not familiar with the program, go HERE for an awesome set of videos giving you an overview of just some of the things you can do with this software. Although it comes with tons of already designed blocks and layouts, you can alter these to make a unique block or quilt. You can use this program to design pieced blocks, applique blocks, quilting stencils and much more. I use EQ7 to design quilt blocks, design full quilts, calculate yardage and make the layouts and templates for my patterns.

Electric quilt 7 lessons manuals#

And, the more I take the time to actually read the manuals AND follow along in the classes at EQ University, the more I understand what I can do quickly and easily with this awesome program. Of course, I have to start this series with my favorite quilt design tool. I’m sure they’d love to hear from you! (Unless clearly noted, I have no affiliation or sponsorship with any of these sites.) EQ7–Online Learning for Quilters Please feel free to post your own experiences with each one–but if you have feedback about things they can do differently or better, I suggest you post that information directly on their site. Most of these resources are for a fee–after all, we can’t get everything for free! These are my personal reviews of the online websites. I’ll occasionally post information about resources for online learning.