Those solid blocks were just two intense. Here's my 2nd block and the quilt it would make. Even though that design wasn't going to work, I was glad to know that early on in the progress and was able to redirect myself to a revised design that was usable. The good thing was that was crystal clear when EQ8 set up the design to be printed on the foundation paper.
My first design would have been a piecing nightmare-even with foundation piecing. It took me a couple tries to get a workable design since I don't usually do foundation piecing. When the quilt is finished, the paper is torn away, just leaving the fabric quilt top. In foundation piecing, the block design is printed on paper and the fabric is sewn onto the design on the paper.
But this week I decided to try creating an original design using EasyDraw Block in the program that would be assembled with foundation piecing, also known as paper piecing.
In my last post I used the new upgrade of Electric Quilt (EQ8) to make a quilt layout plugging blocks from EQ's Block Library into a grid.
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