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free webinar plus NEW TUTORIAL ON PRE-DESIGNED CUSTOM SET LAYOUTS

3/25/2023

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If you haven't signed up for the free EQ8 webinar, here is your last chance.  Even if you cannot attend live, sign up to receive the replay (which will be available for 48 hours).

Then scroll down to see the easiest way to use a custom set layout for your next quilt.  This is so fun, it may become your go to method for future quilt designs.

​Easter Egg Hunt Free EQ8 Live Webinar is Sunday and Monday

 Create a Fabulous Easter Quilt with Foundation Piecing and A Bit of Appliqué
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How many times have you wanted to create a new quilt, but struggled with your own drawing skills?  That blank piece of paper (or blank computer screen) can seem super intimidating.  And often those initial efforts can cause us to give up.

But what if you could get beyond bad drawing skills?
  • Design your own applique with simple shapes.
  • Let the fabric (rather than the drawing) add interest to your quilt.
And create a single block that could be pieced with just one foundation section as the starting point for a set of perfectly coordinated blocks.

Let me show you how to quickly get past the challenges of drawing both applique and foundation blocks using Electric Quilt 8.  
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When you join my free Electric Quilt 8 webinar, I will take you step by step through the entire process to create your own Easter Egg Hunt quilt.  In this live webinar, you will learn how to: ​
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Bonus for Attending Live

​Get a chance to win a kit that includes the fabric for the blocks and quilt drafted during the webinar.


One winner selected during each live webinar.  You must be present to win.
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What are you waiting for?  Join us today.

PLUS all participants will also receive a guidebook that you will be able to use as a reference both during and after the video.  This will provide you with all the steps (complete with illustrations) to ensure that you can draft the blocks and quilt from the webinar.
 
I am super excited to see your future Easter/spring quilt (either the Electric Quilt version or the real quilt).

​Join us now. 
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Free Webinar Registration Information
Choose the time that works the best below and register for this amazing fun webinar.  You won't be disappointed.

​For all those that attend live, I will be offering a special bonus offer as well.  Make sure to join me.  I can't wait to see you there.

A replay will be available for 48 hours if you cannot attend live.​
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Pre-Made Custom Set Panel Quilt

What is Custom Set?

​A custom set quilt layout in Electric Quilt gives you a “blank canvas” on which to set your blocks. In other words, your blocks do not pop into pre-determined spaces like they do in the other quilt layouts.

​This means that a custom set layout takes more time to set up, but the flexibility in design is worth the extra effort!
I've found that EQ users have a love/hate relationship with custom set. 

On the plus side, we know that we can do virtually anything with a custom set layout. 

However, putting those layouts together can be time consuming and can result in those tiny white gaps where the blocks don't quite come together. 

​What are your opinions?  Let me know in the comments.
Did you know that Electric Quilt has a huge collection of pre-done custom set layouts? It gives us the benefit of being able to use unique designs for quilts that are not based on a standard quilt layout -- with a minimal amount of work.
One of my favorite collections of their pre-made custom set designs is Stars. 

You can find this in the EQ Libraries under Layouts by Style.  There are 57 different custom set Star quilt options under this layout.
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Stars Custom Set Layout in the EQ8 Layouts Library
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Stars 6 Layout from the EQ8 Library
For todays tutorial we will be using the Star 6 layout.  I know it is a pretty boring name -- but it is one of those layouts that has a lot of potential. 

Squares, on point squares, half square triangles, and quarter square triangles.  ​All of which can be filled with blocks, fabrics--or even photos for a stunning quilt.
In last weeks blog post, I introduced you to the Color Play fabric collection from Northcott.  In the blog we used the same free download collection of the fabric from the Do You EQ website.  This is the collection I will be using in my upcoming free EQ8 webinar - Easter Egg Hunt.  If this collection isn't your thing, you are welcome to select a different group of fabrics to your project.  This is truly one of the best things about EQ8. 

Watch the video shared last week to see how to download the Color Play collection from the Do You EQ website and the extra panel from the Northcott website.

FYI -- There will be a drawing for a collection of the Color Play fabrics at each of the live webinars.  But you must be present to win.  Registration information above.
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Color Play Collection used in Easter Egg Hunt Quilt by Kari Schell
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Color Play Panel from Northcott
When ordering the fabric to make my Easter Egg Hunt quilt, I saw there was an fun panel that that was not part of the free download. The panel won't be part of the the Easter Egg Hunt quilt -- however, it still intrigued me.   Last week I shared how to break up that big center flower.  This week my quilt will use the smaller blocks on the top and bottom of the panel.

When the panel arrived, I found those blocks measured 7-1/4" x 7-1/4".  Which seemed pretty bizarre.  Maybe the panels stretched in production.  However, as you will see in this video, it actually is pretty easy to accommodate  a custom set layout to work with those strange sized images.
In the video you may have noticed that when EQ puts a block in an on point layout, it does not rotate the fabric in block.  So it is necessary to rotate the fabric 45 degrees in the quilt. 

​When you save the quilt, it will save the revised coloring of the block as well.
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Pieced Block from Color Play Quilt
Here is the final quilt from the video.  Pretty fun and can you believe there is only one pieced block in the entire quilt.
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I would love to see what you do with the concepts from this video.  Consider trying it with a different set of fabrics or even a different layout.  Post a picture in the Learning EQ Facebook post.
Learning EQ Facebook Post for Color Play Quilt

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Happy quilting.

​Kari

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Color Play - Breaking Apart a Panel using EQ8

3/18/2023

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In my upcoming free EQ8 webinar Easter Egg Hunt, I plan to color my quilt using the Color Play fabric collection from Northcott Fabrics.  This is a collection that is part of the free downloads on the Do You EQ website.  Which makes it easy to access and install.

FYI -- There will be a drawing for a collection of these fabrics at each of the live webinars.  But you must be present to win.  Registration information below.


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When ordering the fabric to make my Easter Egg Hunt quilt, I saw there was an fun panel that that was not part of the free download.  The panel won't be part of the the Easter Egg Hunt quilt -- however, it still intrigued me. 

So I purchased a few copies and decided to design a couple of quilts focused on the panel.  One will be covered in this weeks blog post -- and the second one next week (hopefully).

The flower in the center is huge -- and was a bit intimidating.  So I decided to break it into four quarters for my first quilt.
WARNING  When the fabric arrived, I found that the size stated on the Northcott site was incorrect.  The width of the actual panel was over 27".  Not the 24" as stated on their website.  From tip to tip the center flower measured 22-1/4".  The individual blocks measured around 7-1/8" inches.  So it is necessary to resize the panel image in Electric Quilt before using it in blocks or a quilt.
Within EQ there are two different options for working with panels.  One is to treat them as a block and the other is to treat them as fabric.  If the image is saved as fabric, it can be used to color a block -- or even color patches within a block.  In this tutorial we will be treating the panel as fabric.

In the video, I include information on importing fabric from multiple sites, resizing the panel and creating the quilt.
Here is the quilt from the video.  For those that are wondering, I would applique the finished PolyDraw block (with the hearts) on top of the four center blocks.  Other than that block this would be super simple to piece -- a true quilt in an hour (minus the quilting of course).  
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Since I purchased the panels, I have decided to give one away.  Create your own quilt that includes at least part of the panel and post in the Learning EQ Facebook group -- before Thursday March 23, 2023 at midnight.  I will randomly select from quilts posted to the designated post on Friday and let you know the winner next week.
Learning EQ Facebook Post for Color Play Panel Quilt

Easter Egg Hunt Free EQ8 Live Webinar Registration Now Open

Create a Fabulous Easter Quilt with Foundation Piecing and A Bit of Appliqué
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How many times have you wanted to create a new quilt, but struggled with your own drawing skills?  That blank piece of paper (or blank computer screen) can seem super intimidating.  And often those initial efforts can cause us to give up.

But what if you could get beyond bad drawing skills?
  • Design your own applique with simple shapes.
  • Let the fabric (rather than the drawing) add interest to your quilt.
And create a single block that could be pieced with just one foundation section as the starting point for a set of perfectly coordinated blocks.

Let me show you how to quickly get past the challenges of drawing both applique and foundation blocks using Electric Quilt 8.  ​
When you join my free Electric Quilt 8 webinar, I will take you step by step through the entire process to create your own Easter Egg Hunt quilt.  In this live webinar, you will learn how to: 
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Bonus for Attending Live

​Get a chance to win a kit that includes the fabric for the blocks and quilt drafted during the webinar.


One winner selected during each live webinar.  You must be present to win.
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What are you waiting for? Join us today.

PLUS all participants will also receive a guidebook that you will be able to use as a reference both during and after the video.  This will provide you with all the steps (complete with illustrations) to ensure that you can draft the blocks and quilt from the webinar.
 
I am super excited to see your future Easter quilt (either the Electric Quilt version or the real quilt).

​Join us now. 
​
Free Webinar Registration Information
Choose the time that works the best below and register for this amazing fun webinar.  You won't be disappointed.

​For all those that attend live, I will be offering a special bonus offer as well.  Make sure to join me.  I can't wait to see you there.

A replay will be available for 48 hours if you cannot attend live.​
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Happy quilting.

​Kari

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Shamrocks

3/4/2023

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.Over the years I have done a number of Shamrock quilts.  I tend to keep them small -- which works for some decorating around St. Patrick's Day.

These three were compiled in a pattern I released in 2017.  You can purchase a digital version of the pattern here for $10.  
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48" x 72" Irish Eyes Lap Quilt
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21" x 21" Irish Eyes Wall Quilt
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8" x 20" Irish Eyes Table Runner
Here is a quilt with digital designs -- suitable for both longarm and embroidery systems.  The Shamrock Mini-Digital bundle is on sale for $15.
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Here is my latest desktop design on my computer (from the Tech Know Quilter Calendar Quilts class.
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Shamrock Quilt Created for TKQ Calendar Quilt class

Shamrock Block and Quilts - EQ8 Tutorial

In my free tutorial this week, I will be sharing a new design.  This one would be super simple to piece (and quilt in a day). 

My one rule I gave myself for designing the quilt -- was only squares, rectangles, and triangles that are considered either half-square (two triangles per square) or quarter square (four triangles per square).
Here is the shamrock block I came up with.

I started by drawing the sashing and then drew the upper left corner.  Clone and rotate for the remaining corners.  
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8" Shamrock Block Designed in EQ8 by Kari Schell
Note that I could have added a few additional lines (the red lines added to the image on the right) to replace the rectangle units with a square and a half square triangle unit. 

One of the plusses of EQ8 is that we get to decide how we want to piece the block and can modify the design accordingly.
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Potential Modifications to the Shamrock Block
I ended up playing with two different quilt designs -- an on point version and a horizontal version.  I think you will like my suggestion in the video on copying the borders from one layout to another.

The on point layout has a finished size of 42-1/2" x 20".

The horizontal layout has a finished size of 35" x 17".

I am curious which of the layouts you prefer.
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Shamrocks On Point Layout by Kari Schell Drawn in EQ8
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Horizontal Shamrock Quilt Drafted in EQ8 by Kari Schell
One quick trick -- if you see those white seam lines on your image when exporting, try bringing the DPI up to 600.  It will often eliminate those faint light lines.
Here is the video where I will walk you through creation of the block along with both quilts.
I think this would be a fantastic layout for more than just the shamrock block.  Go ahead and experiment with another block -- either one you drew or a block from the EQ library.  Share your designs in the Learning EQ Facebook post.  I've set up a separate post for your designs.
Learning EQ Facebook Post for Shamrock Block and Quilts

EQ8 Modern Quilts Class -- March Special Opportunity

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Would you like to take this class?  I've decided to offer it as a stand alone class available for purchase during March 2023.  The class is considered an Advanced Beginner class -- which means you have some experience in working in EasyDraw and have created some basic quilt layouts.
The Modern Quilt Guild notes that Modern quilts are primarily functional and inspired by modern design. Modern quilters work in different styles and define modern quilting in different ways, but several characteristics often appear which may help identify a modern quilt. These include, but are not limited to: the use of bold colors and prints, high contrast and graphic areas of solid color, improvisational piecing, minimalism, expansive negative space, and alternate grid work. "Modern traditionalism" or the updating of classic quilt designs is also often seen in modern quilting

Join me as we create our own modern quilts using EQ8 -- including a collection of quilts from a spiral square, improvisational designs (including a Gees Bend Challenge), fractured quilts, 3D quilts, and spiral art.
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The stand alone EQ8 Modern Quilts class is only available for purchase during March 2023. 

It will be delivered over four weeks, starting with your date of purchase. 

For those desiring support as you go through the class, I've set up a private Facebook group which provides a vehicle for me to answer any of your questions as you go through the class.

The class retails at $60.  But it will be offered at the sale price of $49.99 during March 2023.
Purchase the Modern Quilts Class for $49.99 (regularly $60)
Current Tech Know Quilter members, please contact me if your wish to take this as an add-on class in March.  The class currently exists in TKQ and there are added discounts for current TKQ members.

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Happy quilting.

​Kari

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String Pieced Circles Quilt

2/25/2023

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Last week, I shared how to create a block for string pieced circles.  I even shared how to create a coping strip circle to make it easier to applique the string pieced circles on a quilt.
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String Pieced Applique Blog Post
A few readers shared their block and quilt designs in the Learning EQ Facebook group.
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Margo Reppert (created from Kari's EQ7 blog post)
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Dianna Carter
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Helen Hicks
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Martha Watson
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Kristy Goodin Soard
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Ella da Silva
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Pat Norrad
This week, I will show you the quilt.  The quilt starts with a center of 30" x 30".   Borders (including a small flange) are then added.  The quit ends up being 39" x 39".  A perfect size for a baby quilt.  But the techniques are very adaptable to any size quilt.

I ended up making 2 six inch circles, 5 eight inch circles and 1 twelve inch circle.  My coping strips were larger in my finished quilt than what I drafted last week.  I missed that until after publishing the post and decided to just live with the difference.  Let me know if you prefer the smaller or larger coping strips around the applique.

In the borders, I carried over the string pieced concept and drafted three different blocks.  Super simple.  If you weren't using scraps you could create strip sets and cross-cut them into 4-1/2" segments.
Here are the pieced border blocks.
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6" x 4" Border Blocks - Make 10
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6" x 4" Border Blocks - Make 10
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4" x 4" Corner Blocks Make 4
Here is the quilt from the video. I did a very minor amount of recoloring after the video.  Finding just the right background took a little more searching.
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String Pieced Applique Quilt created by Kari Schell using EQ8
Here is my final quilt -- complete with flange and binding.
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Kari's finished String Pieced Circle Quilt
I would love to see what you decide to do with the circles.  Share you pictures in the Learning EQ Facebook post.
Learning Electric Quilt String Pieced Circle Quilt Post

Tech Know Quilter Showcase

Tech Know Quilter members shared some of their favorite projects (along with their own designs) from their January class.  You can learn more and sign up for the wait list to join this amazing group of designers here.
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Milly Houchins Introduction to Easy Draw Lesson 12. I loved playing with the log cabin block layouts
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Mary Groesbeck Just a fun one. These are not my fabrics...they'll be here in a few days.
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Lee Wiencki Reproduction Quilts. I found out just how old some of the blocks we use today are, 300 years. How cool is that? This is Ships Wheel Quilt recoloured.
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Rhonda Goss Masters-Log Cabin class
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Jane Perri Medallion Borders. The Swath lesson was great fun, and I don't even care for flying geese unless they are in the sky.
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Jane Perri I couldn't sleep so at 2 am I got up. I was thinking about the snow geese that migrate to the nature preserve on the Oregon California border where I use to live. Every spring, farmers offered up their fields to feed the gazillion Canadian snow geese that stop on their way to their summer home. Thanks for showing us the swath tool in Medallion Borders lesson 13.
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Edith Craig I was part of the Master's Log Cabin class this month. We had a great time making pictures using log cabins, like a snowman and a Christmas tree. With that in mind, I decided to "spring "ahead and draft an Easter bunny. I was inspired by a picture from a cross stitch pattern. I drafted the bunny and eggshell using log cabins, then added solid fabric appliques for the whiskers, ears, eyes, nose and mouth. A log cabin carrot was also added. Great fun to play. Each time I looked there was something else I wanted to tweak.
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Delia Dorn I just started with the first month's class--Working with Fabric Collections. I learned a ton of new things. Really enjoyed the fussy cut tool. Also--the randomize map to fabric. Both let me play with some of my favorite Jinny Beyer fabrics.
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Pat Harkins I love using EQ to design. I used the flexibility of moving blocks around in custom set to get reasonably "piece-able" background blocks for this panel baby quilt. I used the Text Tool to label the blocks to keep them organized for cutting and piecing without partial seams. (14 sections in 15 steps)
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Pat Harkins quilt without the annotation
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Kristy Goodin Soard I enjoyed the Log Cabin Building Blocks Masters Class in January. Here is my first application of those lessons. Thanks Kari Schell!
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Loronda Schuler Fun learning some paper piecing design skills and how to deal with odd diagonal lines.
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Julie Pedersen This is for the Masters Log Cabin Building Blocks class. I created a simple cat using various types of log cabin blocks. Recreating this cat was more challenging than I thought. Thanks, Kari for challenging me once again.
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Debbie Lee I've been playing catch up, I finished both Medallion classes and part of the Bargello class. I loved learning more about using the drawing side of EQ8! That is not something I have ventured into in the past. I had a request to make a winter quilt for a customer who had found a quilt pattern he like, but wanted something larger and just a little bit different. With the draw tool I was able to make all the snowflakes for this quilt. So simple!! I LOVE these classes! Thank you!!
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Zdenka Nemethová I took Calendar Quilts Class. I think I didn´t spent that much time on others TKQ Basic Classes as I spent on this one. But it was worth it - it was a repetition of a lot of skills in these 14 lessons. Really enjoyed.
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Helen Bagnall I did this applique motif by tracing a drawing I did of a magnolia. I pushed myself in all directions.
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Karine Jolicoeur I took double classes in January, (foundation piecing and Easy Draw Kaleidoscopes). Foundation piecing is my favourite style of quilting. I used what I learned and made a pattern for a Peppa Pig block. I haven't had time to test it yet, but someone else tested it for me and it worked out beautifully! Now to design her brother, ma and pa and the title, then make them all into a quilt for my kiddos enjoyment.
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Karine Jolicoeur Although not my own work, it was absolutely delightful to see someone test out my design and instructions and know that it worked!! This was her version of it!
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Happy quilting.

​Kari

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Hearts Galore

2/11/2023

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I love heart quilts and this is the best time of the year to share them with you.  I had three different ideas to chose from today.  The one that won out was a design I did back in the EQ5 days.  It appears to be something I submitted to a local quilt shop.  But looking at my notes, it wasn't the one they decided to use.

Let's just say that the Electric Quilt fabric options were not as wonderful at that time.  Or maybe I just struggled with fabric selection.  Anybody still have any of these fabrics in your stash?
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Hearts Galore Option 1 Designed in EQ5
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Hearts Galore Option 2 Designed in EQ5
The first step to reworking this project was to find a more current fabric collection.  In October 2022, the Free Fabric of the Month from Electric Quilt was Leather and Lace and Amazing Grace designed by Cathe Holden for Moda.

It has an amazing  collection of pinks, reds, blues and tans.  Perfect for a heart quilt.

Click on the picture below to access the download from Electric Quilt.  There are downloads both for Mac and PC.  After going through the installation process you will be able to access the fabrics within Electric Quilt.
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The heart block in the quilt is one that will be super easy to piece.  Squares and half-square triangle units.  That is it.
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Heart Block
The only other blocks in the quilt are two of the default blocks -- a half square triangle and a quarter square triangle block. 
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Four X (Quarter Square Triangle) Block
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Half Square Triangle Block
Watch the video to see how these blocks come together for a fun heart quilt.
Here is the quilt from the video.
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Hearts Galore designed by Kari Schell
I look forward to seeing what you do with this quilt.  It might be fun to use these three blocks for an original quilt.  Play a bit and see what you come up with.  Feel free to share you designs in the Learning EQ Facebook group.
Hearts Galore Learning EQ Facebook Post
Interested in learning how to draft a foundation friendly heart block?   During one of the lessons, you will learn how to insert a foundation friendly block in another foundation friendly block.

Check out the Foundation Patterns Class. 

​This class is available outside the Tech Know Quilter's membership for the month of February only.
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Heart Quilt designed as part of EQ8 Foundation Patterns Class

EQ8 Foundation Patterns Stand Alone Class 

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Would you like to take this class?  I've decided to offer it as a stand alone class available during February 2023.  The class is considered an Advanced Beginner class -- which means you have some experience in working in EasyDraw and have created some basic quilt layouts.
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​Foundation Piecing/Paper Piecing Definition – A design that can be pieced by sewing on the lines of a foundation (typically paper).
 
My favorite blocks for foundation piecing:
  • Miniature blocks/quilts
  • Blocks with odd sized pieces that are not easily rotary cut-able
  • Realistic looking (i.e. pictoral) blocks
 
We will cover all of these in the Foundation Patterns class.
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The stand alone EQ8 Foundation Patterns class is only available for purchase during February 2023. 

It will be delivered over four weeks, starting with your date of purchase. 

For those desiring support as you go through the class, I've set up a private Facebook group which provides a vehicle for me to answer any of your questions as you go through the class.

The class retails at $60.  But it will be offered at the sale price of $49.99 during February 2023.
Purchase the Foundation Patterns Class for $49.99 (regularly $60)
Current Tech Know Quilter members, please contact me if your wish to take this as an add-on class in February.  The class currently exists in TKQ and there are added discounts for current TKQ members.
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Happy quilting.

​Kari

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