Thank you Lotti for volunteering. I am one of those that did not finish in time to make the first book. Still not done yet but getting close.

You can certainly start the Late Collection, just not able to do anything with them for the time being.

hello ladies
yes - it is still active - however until the book is complete and out - I cannot start with the late compilation as i want to see the "real" product first to see if i should/could make a similar "look".
lotti

Thanks Lotti. Great idea!

Is this "late" SOTTT compilation still active? My quilt is finished, and today it will be hung in a place where I can take its picture. Thanks!

Thank you, Lotti, for "stepping up to the plate" and taking on this project. You have some great "back-up" thinkers on this thread and it sounds like everyone's tastes, abilities, styles will be considered for printing. I have half of my HSTs left and am so happy and grateful for a second chance to make a "smaller-size" quilt I can hang more easily! What an amazing exchange this whole event has turned out to be. Thank you everyone for your input.
Cheers,
Shirley

THANK YOU Lotti, you are the best!! I might even finish it this time

Lotti, thank you for volunteering to put this "supplement" together. I'm good with whatever works easiest for you. I'd be happy with just simple pages in a pdf file. I know it will be a while before anything gets going, but if there is anything I can do to help, let me know. I'm pretty good at fiddling with layouts and stuff, if it's not too complicated I'm self-taught, mostly by using EQ and doing up written patterns and illustrations for patterns for a quilt shop I worked at.

hi everyone, espicially lotti,
see the answer of linda franz from inklingo, i have asked her what kind of software she use for her e books:

Hi Becky,

Thank you very much for telling quilters at The Quilt Show about Inklingo! That is wonderful.

I use InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop to create the book layout and Adobe Acrobat to turn it into a PDF. There are package deals from Adobe for these programs. I then add copy protection to the PDF (complicated, working with a small Canadian company) and host everything on my own website. Unfortunately, the copy protection method is a significant expense, but it is good and it has proven to be user friendly.

Is that what you wanted to know? If I have misunderstood your question, please write back and I will try again.

I hope you are having a wonderful weekend with time to sew.

Hugs,
Linda & Monkey
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i hope it does answer all the questions.
cheers
becky

Yup, so far only looked into the blurb version...
But, as we said, still have time to try out various things.
I would like to one where I can work in indesign and then have the possibility to convert into .pdf printing files, PDF booklets, and ebooks...
Obviously we want ALL the options, and I look forward to finding out what we can end up with

beckyezra wrote: I think what Lotti is refering to is that the blurb.com website is saying that their e-books are only for the i series. Needs double checking.

ebook is not only for the i series, it is for 'normal' computer as well, i buy regularly from inklingo e books and never had a problem with those.

lotti wrote: So, bank on making up the pdf, we are looking at at least 6 months before the original book is launched, who knows what changes they will have wrought on that website in the meantime.

PS have a great holiday

Hmmmmm???Not all of us have those other e-toys! Darn!