Tech Meets Tradition, Master Digital Tools for Quilters
Bring a fresh, modern edge to your quilting with techniques that blend creativity and technology. These courses dive into digital tools like Procreate, Electric Quilt 8, and Photoshop Elements, plus at-home and online fabric printing. Whether you're designing on an iPad or printing your own fabric, you'll find new ways to turn your ideas into custom, one-of-a-kind quilts.
Procreate Design for Art Quilters
Elevate your art quilting with the power of Procreate on your iPad. This hands-on course takes you from organizing your digital workspace to transforming photos into layered, print-ready quilt designs. Blend images, create transparent overlaps, add realistic shadows, and bring your quilt ideas to life like never before. Sign up here.
Electric Quilt Software Basics
Master the basics of EQ8 in this clear, beginner-friendly course designed for quilters of all levels. Learn how to navigate essential tools, organize your projects, and edit rotary cutting instructions for smarter, more efficient piecing—all with straightforward guidance that makes the software easy to understand and use. Sign up here.
Note: The EQ8 software is not included in the course. It is available for both Macs and PCs.
Creativity Unleashed: Modern Technology for Quilters
Discover how modern technology can enhance your quilting in this inspiring lecture. Learn to print custom fabric at home, explore online printing services, and try techniques like fabric weaving and reverse appliqué—all while blending digital tools with traditional craftsmanship. Sign up here.
Digital Fabric Printing at Home and Online
Design and print your own custom fabric in this hands-on course. Using Photoshop Elements, you’ll enhance photos, fix distortions, and create quilt labels and yard files ready for print-on-demand or home inkjet printing. Learn how to choose the right printer and inks to turn your images into unique, high-quality fabrics. Sign up here.
For a small-bite with the basics, check out this mini-lecture. The content in this lecture can also be found in the "Digital Fabric Printing at Home and Online" course above.
