EQ7 Tutorial Tuesday–Go cat wall hanging

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Since I was recently in Quilt it today with a quilt called Moon glow, using the Go cutter and of course EQ7 to design it, I figured I’d show how I did it.

Here’s the picture from the magazine

Moon Glow

And here’s the EQ pic

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First You’ll need to download the Go! shapes from accuquilt’s website

I actually did it when EQ had it as a challenge some months ago, but here you get them all – or all shown in part#1 Smile

The cat die is 4 1/2” tall

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add it to the sketchbook and

create a new block that’s 5” x 5” (easy draw+patchdraw)

On the applique TAB create a circle, holding down the CTRL button you get a perfect circle instead of an eclipse.

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Select it and change the size to 3” x 3”

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Move it to the top right of the block  1/4” from the upper and right edges

You can manually do it or change the position to 1.75 on X and 0.25 on Y

save to sketchbook

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Now go back to the sketchbook and click the motif tab and your cat should be there, select it and CTRL- C or copy

and then open up your block with the circle again and CTRL- V or paste it in there (again on the applique tab)

move the cat into position how you want it

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Now color it on the color tab how you want it and add to sketchbook

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If you need to change how the layers are- if you cat is behind the moon, just select the item and send to back or send to front

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And then create your wall hanging Smile

I can’t give away all the secrets to the exact borders etc just yet, as it’s still new in the magazine, but you might be able to figure it out by looking at my sketch Winking smile

(and don’t forget to flip the middle block)

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Here’s the other “rejects” – other color combinations

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And other layouts with the same blocks

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cats blue

Have fun!

2 thoughts on “EQ7 Tutorial Tuesday–Go cat wall hanging”

  1. Thank you for the tutorial. As always, I learn something new from each of your tutorials.

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