EQ7 with Me: Pieced Drawing
EQ7 with Me: Pieced Drawing
Item #: B-PIECED
ISBN #: 978-1-893824-83-6
Author: Patti Anderson Lesson book for Electric Quilt 7 (EQ7) software. EQ with Me: Pieced Drawing is the book anyone who really wants to draw blocks in EQ7 needs. The original book sold out, so we’ve republished it in a special newly designed large-format, spiral-bound volume. If you already have Patti Anderson’s EQ6 Pieced Drawing, don’t buy this book. If you don’t have it already, grab it while you can. You’ll love how it will help you draw!
Although EQ with Me companion books are written for EQ7 PC, they work as well for EQ7 Mac with only a few keystroke differences.
ELECTRIC QUILT 8 IS HERE! The newest version of Electric Quilt software, EQ8, was released in Fall of 2017! Ask for EQ8 at your local quilt shop, or get it now here.
These books are for EQ7 software and are not directly compatible with EQ8 software. EQ8 has been redesigned so the lessons do not translate well to the new version.
I own a previous version of EQ. How do I upgrade to EQ8?
If you own EQ7, you can purchase the Upgrade from EQ7 to EQ8.If you own EQ Mini, you can purchase the Upgrade from EQ Mini to EQ8.
If you own EQ6, you can purchase the Upgrade from EQ6 to EQ8.
If you own EQ5 or earlier, you will need to purchase a new license for EQ8.
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Great for Creating One-of-a-Kind Blocks
Patti Anderson has taught thousands of EQ users how to draw. Whether you’re a beginning or advanced quilt block designer with EQ6 or EQ7, you’ll learn just what you need from this popular drawing diva. Follow Patti step-by-step through her basic lessons. Then try out what you’ve learned, making distinctive block variations using her “Show & Draw” block recipes.
Chapter 1:
Learn to draw pieced blocks using Pieced PatchDraw and the special grids. Design quick Kaleidoscopes, Eight-Point Stars, and New York Beauties using a click-and-snap method of drawing!
Chapter 2:
Dive into EasyDraw™ learning pieced drawing basics. Learn to set up your drawing board with correct snap settings and graph paper divisions to make workable blocks.
Chapter 3:
Use your new knowledge of EasyDraw™ to create beautiful Giant Dahlia blocks, Curved Geese, and Prairie Braid Strips. Draw blocks you’ve always been too afraid to try!
Chapter 4:
Step outside the box and design the most unbelievable blocks in minutes! Learn to trace images, transforming them into foundation patterns. Draw 60° grids, then design 3-D and tessellating blocks. Oh, and have you heard of Node Select All? You won’t want to miss that lesson!
Pages 192
Size 8½” x 11″
Softcover, spiral binding, black & white content
About the Author
Patti R. Anderson is a professional quiltmaker, quilt teacher and pattern designer from West Virginia. Visit Patti’s website for more info: Patchpieces.com
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If you have the EQ6 Pieced Drawing book by Patti R. Anderson, there is an excellent tutorial on drawing 60 deg. Blocks. It is in Chapter 4: Drawing Outside the Box and begins on Page 182. If you do not have the book, they have just re-released it under the name “EQ with Me – Pieced Drawing” and I highly recommend purchasing it. It is full of valuable information and gives you the math formulas. The book also describes how to create Isometric Gridlines that you can save and use anytime you want to draw 60 deg. diamond, hexagons, or equilateral triangles.
The Pieced Drawing book is great and the Appliqué Drawing book is exceptional. I’ll be recommending both in classes.
There is so much information just in the first chapter. Patti explains how to draft a block then gives many examples of blocks to create and add to a library. There are 6 parts to the first chapter and so far I only have the rectangle patchdraw library complete. I am still working on the circle patchdraw blocks which include Mariners’ Compass blocks, the arc grid patchwork blocks which allow you to create blocks for a NY Beauty type quilt and 8 pointed star blocks. So I have a long ways to go to finish just the first chapter. And I have learned a lot so far. It is quite a challenge and I hope that many of you will buy Patti’s book as you will learn a lot more about how to use EQ6.