Announcing new quilt softwa SuperStrips

I'm pleased to announce the release of new quilt software called
SuperStrips. This is the first piece of software from my new company, Super
Quilt.

Unlike anything you've seen before, SuperStrips lets you combine strips of
fabric into strip sets. You can then crosscut that set into strips and
combine them with strips from other sets to create 1st Generation strip
sets.

Crosscut that set and reassemble into a 2nd Generation and even a 3rd
Generation strip set. You can even cut a set into radial segments to make
patterns from rings.

The Block View lets you take strips from up to seven sets and assemble them
into a block where individual strips can be rotated 180 degrees.

You'll create strips from a fabric database that contains nearly 1000 fabric
scans sorted by color, texture, manufacturer and collection.

A trial download is available and since this is new software, I'm offering a
discount for 'Early Adopters'. The normal price will be $69 but for the
short term, you'll get a $20 discount.

Please visit my site at http://www.superquilt.com where you'll find a
tutorial and screenshots of the various capabilities. I hope you enjoy the
software. It was a lot of fun to write, but I sure wish I had paid more
attention in my high school trig class many years ago. ;-(

Lloyd Johnson

It looks like a very cool program you have there. Can a user also import
scans of their own fabrics into the program?
Diana

Lloyd Johnson wrote:
I'm pleased to announce the release of new quilt software called
SuperStrips. This is the first piece of software from my new company, Super
Quilt.

Unlike anything you've seen before, SuperStrips lets you combine strips of
fabric into strip sets. You can then crosscut that set into strips and
combine them with strips from other sets to create 1st Generation strip
sets.

Crosscut that set and reassemble into a 2nd Generation and even a 3rd
Generation strip set. You can even cut a set into radial segments to make
patterns from rings.

The Block View lets you take strips from up to seven sets and assemble them
into a block where individual strips can be rotated 180 degrees.

You'll create strips from a fabric database that contains nearly 1000 fabric
scans sorted by color, texture, manufacturer and collection.

A trial download is available and since this is new software, I'm offering a
discount for 'Early Adopters'. The normal price will be $69 but for the
short term, you'll get a $20 discount.

Please visit my site at http://www.superquilt.com where you'll find a
tutorial and screenshots of the various capabilities. I hope you enjoy the
software. It was a lot of fun to write, but I sure wish I had paid more
attention in my high school trig class many years ago. ;-(

Lloyd Johnson

You had me interested when I saw your site until the dreaded "windows"
word came up. Lots of quilters love Mac's you know :-)

Interesting idea though.

marcella
mac girl

In article ,
"Lloyd Johnson" wrote:

I'm pleased to announce the release of new quilt software called
SuperStrips. This is the first piece of software from my new company, Super
Quilt.

Unlike anything you've seen before, SuperStrips lets you combine strips of
fabric into strip sets. You can then crosscut that set into strips and
combine them with strips from other sets to create 1st Generation strip
sets.

Crosscut that set and reassemble into a 2nd Generation and even a 3rd
Generation strip set. You can even cut a set into radial segments to make
patterns from rings.

The Block View lets you take strips from up to seven sets and assemble them
into a block where individual strips can be rotated 180 degrees.

You'll create strips from a fabric database that contains nearly 1000 fabric
scans sorted by color, texture, manufacturer and collection.

A trial download is available and since this is new software, I'm offering a
discount for 'Early Adopters'. The normal price will be $69 but for the
short term, you'll get a $20 discount.

Please visit my site at http://www.superquilt.com where you'll find a
tutorial and screenshots of the various capabilities. I hope you enjoy the
software. It was a lot of fun to write, but I sure wish I had paid more
attention in my high school trig class many years ago. ;-(

Lloyd Johnson

I'm just finishing a bulk entry tool that will let you add images either
from the web via copy and paste or from your disk drive. You'll be able to
add your own categories, patterns, etc.
I hope to have it done in a couple days.
Lloyd


"D Curtis" wrote in message
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It looks like a very cool program you have there. Can a user also import
scans of their own fabrics into the program?
Diana

Lloyd Johnson wrote:
I'm pleased to announce the release of new quilt software called
SuperStrips. This is the first piece of software from my new company,
Super Quilt.

Unlike anything you've seen before, SuperStrips lets you combine strips
of fabric into strip sets. You can then crosscut that set into strips
and combine them with strips from other sets to create 1st Generation
strip sets.

Crosscut that set and reassemble into a 2nd Generation and even a 3rd
Generation strip set. You can even cut a set into radial segments to
make patterns from rings.

The Block View lets you take strips from up to seven sets and assemble
them into a block where individual strips can be rotated 180 degrees.

You'll create strips from a fabric database that contains nearly 1000
fabric scans sorted by color, texture, manufacturer and collection.

A trial download is available and since this is new software, I'm
offering a discount for 'Early Adopters'. The normal price will be $69
but for the short term, you'll get a $20 discount.

Please visit my site at http://www.superquilt.com where you'll find a
tutorial and screenshots of the various capabilities. I hope you enjoy
the software. It was a lot of fun to write, but I sure wish I had paid
more attention in my high school trig class many years ago. ;-(

Lloyd Johnson

I love Macs, too. I don't think it will be long before Apple/Microsoft make
..NET available for Macs and then the software will be supported.
Lloyd

"Marcella Peek" wrote in message
...
You had me interested when I saw your site until the dreaded "windows"
word came up. Lots of quilters love Mac's you know :-)

Interesting idea though.

marcella
mac girl

In article ,
"Lloyd Johnson" wrote:

I'm pleased to announce the release of new quilt software called
SuperStrips. This is the first piece of software from my new company,
Super
Quilt.

Unlike anything you've seen before, SuperStrips lets you combine strips
of
fabric into strip sets. You can then crosscut that set into strips and
combine them with strips from other sets to create 1st Generation strip
sets.

Crosscut that set and reassemble into a 2nd Generation and even a 3rd
Generation strip set. You can even cut a set into radial segments to
make
patterns from rings.

The Block View lets you take strips from up to seven sets and assemble
them
into a block where individual strips can be rotated 180 degrees.

You'll create strips from a fabric database that contains nearly 1000
fabric
scans sorted by color, texture, manufacturer and collection.

A trial download is available and since this is new software, I'm
offering a
discount for 'Early Adopters'. The normal price will be $69 but for the
short term, you'll get a $20 discount.

Please visit my site at http://www.superquilt.com where you'll find a
tutorial and screenshots of the various capabilities. I hope you enjoy
the
software. It was a lot of fun to write, but I sure wish I had paid more
attention in my high school trig class many years ago. ;-(

Lloyd Johnson

In article ,
"Lloyd Johnson" wrote:

I'm pleased to announce the release of new quilt software called
SuperStrips. This is the first piece of software from my new company, Super
Quilt.

Unlike anything you've seen before, SuperStrips lets you combine strips of
fabric into strip sets. You can then crosscut that set into strips and
combine them with strips from other sets to create 1st Generation strip
sets.

Crosscut that set and reassemble into a 2nd Generation and even a 3rd
Generation strip set. You can even cut a set into radial segments to make
patterns from rings.

The Block View lets you take strips from up to seven sets and assemble them
into a block where individual strips can be rotated 180 degrees.

You'll create strips from a fabric database that contains nearly 1000 fabric
scans sorted by color, texture, manufacturer and collection.

A trial download is available and since this is new software, I'm offering a
discount for 'Early Adopters'. The normal price will be $69 but for the
short term, you'll get a $20 discount.

Please visit my site at http://www.superquilt.com where you'll find a
tutorial and screenshots of the various capabilities. I hope you enjoy the
software. It was a lot of fun to write, but I sure wish I had paid more
attention in my high school trig class many years ago. ;-(

Lloyd Johnson



I went to look and immediately discovered that it's not for Macs. You
might have mentioned that....
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It certainly looks kinda cool - how long is the trial period for?

Suzie B
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