Hello, and happy Friday! We are just 8 days away from the annual National Sew a Jelly Roll Day! This year's celebration is happening Saturday, September 19, 2020. If you're planning on sewing a jelly roll project that day, but don't know what you want to make, this week's Friday Fabric Refresh might be able to help!
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Previously, I posted about editing fabric swatches in EQ8. If you missed that post, you can find it here. You might be thinking that's great and all, but those edited fabrics are only in whatever project I was working on. Do I have to edit them again if I want to use those same fabrics in another project?
Luckily, the answer is no! Today I am going to give you a quick tip on how to get edited fabric swatches from one project into another. Let's get started!
Happy Friday! Earlier this week, I shared the pillow I made using the block from my Sugar Twist quilt that is in the Best of Moda Bake Shop book. I decided that would make this week the perfect opportunity to feature Sugar Twist for Friday Fabric Refresh!
The original quilt from the book is shown above and features Sugarcreek by Corey Yoder. Corey always has gorgeous fabric, but of course it's always fun to see how quilts look in other fabrics!
Hello! If you follow me on Instagram, you probably know that I have a quilt in the Best of Moda Bake Shop book that is available now! Each designer in the book is sharing a pillow made with the block from her quilt in the book and today is my turn!
Happy Friday! Earlier this week, I released a new pattern called Metro. Metro is a modern-looking honey bun or charm pack friendly pattern and I used the upcoming Balboa collection from Sherri and Chelsi. I love the colors in that collection, but it's always fun to see how a quilt will look in different fabrics!
Happy Friday! Earlier this week, I posted a free tutorial for my Enchanted quilt so of course I have to show you some other options for inspiration as you decide how you want to make your own quilt!
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Hello! Today, I'm back with some more tips for using Electric Quilt 8. Previously, I talked about importing fabric images into the software. This week, I'm going to give you some tips on editing those fabric images.
