Recording Patterns with IQ
Learn how to record your own designs using the pattern designer tools on your Intelliquilter.
Course Summary
Are you interested in creating your own patterns?
There are multiple ways to accomplish this using the tools available on our Intelliquilter systems. In this webinar, we will explore the use of the record function to demonstrate how you can record your own designs.
Join Tracey and Tonia as they provide a live demonstration on how to use the Pattern designer tool, located on the home screen of your Intelliquilter.
You will learn two methods of recording - by marking on the quilt and by drawing on the quilt.
By utilizing the editing tools provided, you can maximize the results and achieve great outcomes.
Digitize Paper Pattern: This feature allows you to create a block by using a similar approach to "mark on quilt." Additionally, you can use the Line Pattern tool to place a pattern between two points.
Record: This function enables you to record your machine movements, creating a pattern that can be saved and edited in various ways. This is comparable to "trace" in the add block screen. The purpose of this tool is to digitize a quilt pattern from a drawing on paper or from a purchased book. Tracey demonstrates how to utilize this tool and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of choosing different digitizing methods.
We also showcase some editing examples to inspire creativity, such as transforming patterns into line patterns or E2E designs
Course Curriculum
Tracey Browning
Over 30 years being in the quilting business, Tracey has experience in so many areas that she is keen to share with you. From her early years as a quilt teacher, quilt designer, pattern designer, magazine and quilting books contributor to then moving into longarm machine quilting for customers, becoming the Australian Dealer for A1 Quilting machines and Intelliquilter computer systems. Her own customers have long applauded her dedication to mentoring and supporting them as they learn and grow.
