As many of you know, I draft my quilts in Electric Quilt. But for the quilting designs I use Art and Stitch as Art and Stitch allows me to save my stitches in a format that can be read by my longarm machine. I typically bring a photo of my quilt from Electric Quilt in as a background image when designing in Art and Stitch. However this last week, I discovered a really cool thing. I can actually bring my designs from Art and Stitch back to Electric Quilt. Marian Penna from Seams to Be Sew had shared an idea in a Facebook group about bringing embroidery designs into an Electric Quilt project. After hearing her idea, I realized the same concept would also work for quilting designs. I believe this technique would work with any digitizing software (not just Art and Stitch). See how I did it in this weeks video tutorial. Here is a snapshot from Electric Quilt with the quilting designs added to my Ferris Wheel quilt. Featured Product - Ferris Wheel Quilt and Quilting DesignsI've been working with Anthology fabrics to update my Ferris Wheel quilt with their newest spring collection. This quilt is currently on display at Quilt Market in Salt Lake City. I love the soft batiks in their new Color Stories collection. With the new fabrics, I decided a new line of custom quilting designs was in order. These quilting designs were created specifically for the Ferris Wheel quilt. I have digitized these designs and am now offering them for sale in my store. Purchase Options:
Ferris Wheel Quilt Pattern (physical copy mailed to you) $10 Ferris Wheel Quilt Pattern (digital copy for immediate download) $10 Ferris Wheel Quilting Design Bundle Click on link to see all the patterns included in the bundle. Ferris Wheel combined Piecing Pattern and Quilting Bundle. 5/21/2016 10:18:02 am
Thank you Kari for the informative subject on how to transfer designs from Art and Stitch to Electric Quilt! This is just fantastic and so are you! Jessica
Lilia
5/21/2016 12:12:14 pm
Well done Kari! 5/23/2016 04:50:23 am
Wow, many thanks for the lesson.....if I EVER get time to learn Art and Stitch I'll be sure to try this.
Brenda DeCook
5/25/2016 03:59:50 pm
Thanks for this tutorial, it's very informative and I'm looking forward to using this technique. Very cool.
Barbara Hillegass
5/26/2016 01:31:07 pm
Thanks Kari for the info and patterns. I am just beginning to learn Art and Stitch, I am collecting as much info as I can find. Comments are closed.
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