You still need the info in the other piecing book for making quilts etc.Ĥ. There is one for applique too, but I would only recommend that if you are doing applique-only quilts. It is spiral bound, and covers things not even in the user manual. Instruction: I CANNOT imagine using this program without the book: EQ With Me: Pieced Drawing Exercises by Patti Anderson.

I don't do anything with images for example, and can read it later if I need to. I took notes with a heading and page # to refer to in the manual for the things I knew I would use - and added one or 2 points. I got a cheap composition notebook, and started reading the Owner's Manual.

I started way back with EQ5 - nightmare! For EQ7, something I did that REALLY helped, even though it sounds annoying. (I just saw that Amazon Prime has it for $164.00 - huh.Ģ. I bit the bullet and just asked Santa to make that my 1 gift one year. Cost: Yes $189.00 is a lot, but you will get automatic upgrades for free. Also, here are some of the issues I saw mentioned:ġ. The thing that is nice about it is that you can make simple blocks/quilts or go advanced, and the program has everything you need. Type in Word and then cut and paste - OK, here it is again.ĮQ7 is by far the way to go. I am working on a strip/row by row for my college bound dgs and it would sure be helpful to have it now as it is taking way longer than it should since I just can't picture how it will look! Thanks for your help!Grrrr - I put time into typing this and was signed out before I posted.

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