Welcome to the QuiltWoman.com blog hop. It's summer here and we thought we'd "wet" your creative appetite with a fun water theme. So grab your "raft" and "drift" along as seven designers make a "splash" with some great tips and tricks.
I'm going to share a quick EQ7 tutorial. Let's manipulate nodes and lines to create some drips, drops, oozes, and waves similar to what's in my newest pattern.
Swim Lessons wall hanging
20" x 23"
20" x 23"
Let's start with a pre-made shape.
Let's go a step further. You can add more nodes by double clicking anywhere on a line with the Shape Tool.
Create away! How about using the Bezier Curve or Freehand Tools to create some oozing goo....hmmm, maybe frosting. I'm hungry right now.
If you want to create something symmetrical like waves you can turn on the grid as a guide. Clicking on multiple lines while holding the shift key will make all the nodes and handles appear at the same time. You will be able to easily drag each line to the same point on the grid to create symmetrical shapes.
I hope you learned a new trick or two!
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- Open to residents of the USA only. Prize can not be shipped outside the USA. Void were prohibited.
- No purchase necessary and must be over 18 to enter.
- Click the rafflecopter button above if you want to enter.
- One winner picked by random on August 11th.
- Winner's name will appear in the Rafflecopter window above and they'll be contacted via email.
- One winner will receive a kit to make the Swim Lessons wall hanging. Kit includes: pattern, fabric, fusible, and buttons. Batting not included.
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Pattern for sale in my Etsy and PatternSpot shops
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Grab your "raft" and continue to "float" along....
8 comments:
Thank you for the tutorial. You showed me something new.
Thank you for the chance to win!
Very cute wall hanging!
This is so adorable and colorful! It would bring lots of smiles hanging on a baby's wall! Thanks.
Great tutorial, even I learned something new.. very cool :) ty
I love EQ too......and am just learning those techniques you're talking about. I'm not totally using it yet, but hope my upcoming drawings will all be by EQ. I'm going to go through your tutorial step by step. Thanks so much. Do come over to Prairie Cottage Corner for a cup of something and a fresh scone! We'll talk about quilting! Happy hop.
That's an excellent tutorial Carol! Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful tutorial Carol and what a cute pattern!
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