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Aug. 1998:
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Information for quilters using: Corel Draw, Quilt-Pro, Electric Quilt
and QuiltSOFT. New software available: SewPrecise from Electric Quilt
and Foundation Factory: Carol Doak edition from Quilt-Pro.
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General topics of interest to the computer quilter: "Class Demonstrations,
What Do Students Want," permanent labels for computer quilting,
downloadable fabric, managing strips, printing quilt templates on
plastic, round robin info, and scanning tips.
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New additions to Virtual Computer Quilt Gallery
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News on world wide computer quilting events.
Issue 3: August 1998
Editor: Sharla R. Hicks
Newsletters index for all issues Table
of contents for this issue
From
the keyboard of Sharla R. Hicks:
I am very excited about this July/August edition of Computer Quilting
BYTES. Find some suggestions for making Inkjet Quilt Labels permanent
with the aide of Brush Pens, find fabrics to add to your Quilt program
libraries, create vertical stripes from your horizontal stripes, print
on plastic for templates and more fun ideas. CorelDRAW users will find
an article to help them use the Clone Tool to create Quilts. For those
still researching Computer Quilting, find an article about what type
of questions to ask before signing up for a Computer Quilting Class
or Demonstration. EQ and Quilt-Pro users will find Virtual Round Robins
being formed and web sources that have archives for the hints and tips
shared on the Mail Lists. And QuiltSOFT now has its own Website.
Also to let you know, we are carry the new Foundation
Piecing software programs for EQ and Quilt-Pro: Sew Precise and
Carol Doak's Designer Edition of Foundation Factory. Plus, Soft
Expression will be expanding our product line in September, so check
back and see what new products we are adding to help enhance your computer
quilting fun! AND for your ordering convenience, Soft Expressions (a.k.a.
Hicks, Braun & Assoc.) has added a Toll Free Line for orders, 1-888-545-8616;
it will be answered Hicks, Braun and Assoc.
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Announcements
- For your ordering convenience, Soft Expressions (aka Hicks, Braun
& Assoc.) has added a Toll Free Line for orders, 1-888-545-8616;
it will be answered Hicks, Braun and Assoc.
- Stolen Quilts: Unfortunately I have added another quilt to
this page. Gayle DeForest mother's Red and White Drunkard Path quilt
disappeared from Greenhaven Country Place, Sacramento, CA, August, 1997.
For additional information, go to the Stolen Quilts Page. If you
have a quilt that has been stolen and would like it listed let me
know.
- New Format for Software Reviews Pages and Links Pages find
quicker loading pages because they have been divided into smaller categories
by company or topic. To visit start with the Link
Index page and jump to your next category page.
- 8 New Quilts in the Virtual "Computer"
Quilt Gallery. Remember, I am always looking for more quilts and
galleries to add. For instructions on how to participate, go to the
bottom of the Gallery page.
- New listing on The World Wide
Computer Quilting Page UPDATES for conferences plus more shops and
teachers, check them out! Remember anyone who retails software, teaches,
or demonstrates Computer Quilting is eligible to be add to the page,
just e-mail me.
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