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How to Scan Fabric into EQ8 for Quilt Designing

Learn simple steps to scan fabric into EQ8 using a flatbed scanner for custom quilt design. Import clear fabric images easily.

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Scanning fabric into EQ8 is simple: First, scan your fabric using a flatbed scanner at a resolution of 72-150 dpi. Save the image as a JPG or PNG file. In EQ8, go to the 'Fabric Library' and select 'Import Image.' Locate your scanned fabric file and click 'Open.' The fabric will appear in your library where you can use it for designing quilts. Ensure your fabric scan is clear to get the best results in your designs.

Questions and answers

  1. What is the best resolution for scanning fabric into EQ8?

    A resolution between 72 to 150 dpi is recommended for scanning fabric to ensure clarity without creating excessively large files.

  2. Can I use any image format to import fabric into EQ8?

    Yes, EQ8 supports common image formats such as JPG and PNG for fabric import.

  3. How do I import a scanned fabric image into EQ8?

    In EQ8, go to the Fabric Library, select 'Import Image,' locate your scanned fabric file, and click 'Open' to add it.

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