quiltpatternsearch.com is a 'new google' search engine designed just for us! (though not by google) I have tried it out for other things related to the topic of quilting (including cutting mat cleaners) and the resulting list of web sites was very long and also very accurate. The link to this invaluable aid was provided in the latest eq newsletter - I'll be using it often - jennellh (@gmail.com)
new 'google' search engine for quilters!
Aug 28, 2007
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What's the eq newsletter? I read the Journal on the EQ site, and all the other things there, but haven't seen a newsletter. Am I missing something?
Thanks. That is a great site!
The newsletter sign-up is found under 'fun stuff' on the eq website. jennellh
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Wonderful site! Thanks for sharing! ME-Judy (who's already bookmarked it!)
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Is it the InfoEQ bit - I found I'd signed up for that ages ago and forgotten as I'd done an I'll look at the messages myself' thingy, and then never done it. I've now opted to get the digest, but that isn't a newsletter. Planet Patchwork have a newsletter but I couldn't see the pattern finding site on it, so it can't be that.
Or am I making it more complicated than it is!
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Back again ....I've found it now, and subscribed.
Thanks.
Brain not working well - too late (1.30a.m.) Nite nite!
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I've been online for hours now. I found some really cool stuff though. Debra in VA See my quilts at
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Actually I did have a few weird listings in the results, but they were way down the list.
I found the mother load of needlework designs, many of which can be adapted for applique use, and all of them in the public domain and free to download. I may never run out of applique projects now.
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Debra in VA See my quilts at
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