📚 Mastering Electric Quilt: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners Review

Very well written and contains everything I need to know. I'm new to EQ software and can easily learn the software on my own. I am very glad that I bought and read this book. I would have missed so many EQ8 opportunities if I hadn't bought this book. It costs money. I also really like that it's spiral bound; Whichever side I open it on, it stays where I left it.

Detailed tutorials to learn the basics of EQ8. It covers all three desktops with detailed images to show each click/selection/line to complete the exercise. I've been using EQ since EQ2 but the 8 is very different but in a fantastic way. From this book I learned some parts of EQ that I never had the time to learn. I would also recommend the EQ8 color blocks. Most quilts can be made based on what you've learned in these tutorials.

Haven't used any of the EQ versions before so I'm starting as a total beginner. I've played around with the program a bit myself, but it's quite complex, and while I was able to figure out a few things, I could tell I was missing a lot. So far I've read Chapter 1 of the book and it's really easy to follow and seems very thorough. It will also be a great resource later on when I need to look back and reconsider how to do things.

I recently bought an Electric Quilt 8 and have followed the advice of users who recommended this book. This is my first experience with the EQ8 so I knew I was going to need a manual. I started working on the book and was impressed by the thoroughness of the book. It's like someone is holding your hand and patiently guiding you step by step. It's worth the price. Delivered quickly and in good condition. I recommend it for beginners with software.

It takes a bit of training to use this program, but it offers many options for creating quilts. When the design is complete, the software prints out cutting charts, templates, or paper stitch charts and estimates the footage required for the design. I recommend purchasing a beginner's book or following online tutorials to explore the possibilities. Restrictions on adding real quilt patterns to the quilt and can contact the company about this. Their customer service is also at A-1 level.

I had the EQ7 until my computer had problems and the program was lost. It didn't bother me as I hated this program, it wasn't user friendly. No EQ8 in this post, but I wanted to design with whatever fabrics I have (I have a lot of them). Without this book I would be confused and upset. I work through the lessons in the book and find out how much this program can do. For the first two days, I designed the quilt using fabric images I imported from the internet. I can't scan yet, otherwise I would