Yesterday I had the opportunity to "test drive" the new Kaleidoscope Kreator 3 software which will be released in January. Many changes have been made to the program and it is now even better than it was before.
I have a few copies of the Kaleidoscope Kreator 2 program for sale as well as the Favorite Projects and Frame Frenzy Templates CDs, all at bargain prices. There will be a free upgrade to Version 3 when it is released in January. Just e-mail me if you would like more information. This is the program I used to create the centre blocks in Christine's Fibre Friends quilt. Have a look at my post on December 15 to have a look at these fascinating blocks.
You can have a sneak peak at Kaleidoscope Kreator 3 here.
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Showing posts with label Kaleidoscope. Show all posts
Monday, December 22, 2008
Monday, December 15, 2008
Christine's Quilt
I received 8 fat quarters from Christine to use for her Fibre Friends quilt. We exchange the fabric in February and have until December to finish the quilt. I started my quilt during the first week in December. Didn't want to rush things!
From the scans, I used the Kaleidoscope Kreator software to create the designs shown below. I sized them so they would be 3.5" squares and then printed them on EQ Printables fabric sheets. I could then cut out the squares, leaving a 1/4" seam allowance all around, and use them like any other piece of fabric. I printed a total of 12 kaleidoscope squares, all different, to use as the block centres.
And here is the finished quilt!
I have been using the Kaleidoscope Kreator software to create Kaleidoscope designs and decided to use some of these kaleidoscopes in Christine's quilt. I scanned this fabric from Christine's collection.
From the scans, I used the Kaleidoscope Kreator software to create the designs shown below. I sized them so they would be 3.5" squares and then printed them on EQ Printables fabric sheets. I could then cut out the squares, leaving a 1/4" seam allowance all around, and use them like any other piece of fabric. I printed a total of 12 kaleidoscope squares, all different, to use as the block centres.
And here is the finished quilt!Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Make Your Own Cards with Kaleidoscope Kreator
Here is another way to use the Kaleidoscope Kreator programme. You can make designer cards in just a few minutes using your own photographs. The designs can be printed on photo paper, other specialty papers or fabric and then used to create a unique card. You can add beads, sequins, glitter etc. to make your cards even more special. Have a look at these cards to see some of the possibilities. They were all created using just one photograph and the Kaleidoscope Kreator software.
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