Just for fun, here are a couple of blocks I drew and colored using the program's palette of fabrics [above and below]:
The next series of blocks I drew after these are all colored in some bright and wonderful African fabric. I'll share those next time. It is so fun to work outside my normal palette and try something new. It's easy in EQ, because I am not cutting fabric or sewing, but I still get to see what it would look like. Love that.
My poor QAYG project still isn't finished yet. Perhaps next week. Meanwhile it is sitting in a lump in the living room. I better go fix that as I will have visitors in a few hours. My DDIL Donna and sweet DGC Sid are in the air as I type this, winging their way here from Hawaii! Can't wait to see them. So... if I am MIA again, you'll know why -- I'll be doin' the Grammy thing!
Until next time . . . I hope you have loads of time to stitch up something that makes you happy.
Quilty Hugs,
3 comments:
Beautiful blocks Cyn and it looks like you are having a great time with the class! I really need a refresher on EQ. Congrats on the weight loss and doctor approval on your last post, you are doing so well with your plant-based diet and love seeing the menus!
Love your blocks Cyn :) You and me both at Uni eh, LOL... It is taking up mucho time but it is oh so much fun isn't it :)
I also have been trying 'out of the box' colours for me. Or at least I tried to. Maybe I just need to be braver ;) after all it's not like we're wasting real fabric ;))
Have a great time with your DD and family. Hugs Ellyx
Good for YOU! You're doing well! I've never advanced that far - program is still IN my computer, almost unused. 8-(( You sound like you are enjoying it. 8-))
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