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Posted by on July 28, 2008, 6:24 pm
> On Jul 27, 9:38=A0pm, bronferr...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > > In article
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> > > =A0bronferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > > Just finished a Quilt University.com 4 week class on EQ6 Building
> > > > Blocks. =A0It is the first one I have taken and I can really recomm=
end
> > > > it. =A0I know EQ6 quite well but I learnt such alot of tricky thing=
s.
> > > > I am just so pleased to finally got to university after 55 years!
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> > > > Cheers
> > > > Bronnie
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> > > Bronnie, I haven't yet finished lesson 4 of the series, but I agree w=
ith
> > > you that it was a good course. Fran Gonzalez does a great job!
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> > > --
> > > Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
> > > sw.foster1 (at) gmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)http://www=
.sandymike.net
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> > Oh, that's good Sandy! =A0Fran is a great teacher. I've just got to do
> > the bonus exercise which is really practise, practise.....
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> Would this be good for someone who is an EQ dummy????
> Lyn
Lyn
Don't know if Sandy agrees, but I think for beginners using EQ6 you
need to take a beginners class first and learn all about the basics
first. This class was teaching how to create complex block design
and assumes you know all about how EQ6 works, block and fabric
libraries etc.
You should take a beginners class and get right into it; it's a
terrific quilting tool.
Cheers
Bronnie
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