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# Omaha MQG Workshop

### <mark style="color:blue;">About This Course</mark>

Welcome and thank you for taking this course with us!

This course guide is designed to be a supplement to the live demonstrations you see during the Zoom workshop on November 11, 2023. We've organized the guide in the same format as the workshop to help you through workshop exercises and as a future reference after the workshop.

### <mark style="color:blue;">Course Objectives</mark>

To help students quickly design and visualize their quilt ideas with PreQuilt before committing to cutting into their fabrics.

### <mark style="color:blue;">Teaching Agenda</mark>

* [ ] Setup and login to PreQuilt
* [ ] Quick overview of the PreQuilt application
* [ ] Start a new quilt project
* [ ] Create a custom quilt block
* [ ] Add quilt block to quilt grid
* [ ] Reverse Engineer Challenge
* [ ] Customizing quilt blocks using fabric links
* [ ] Create quilt block variations
* [ ] Create colorways
* [ ] Use digital fabric swatches
* [ ] Change block orientations
* [ ] Create different sized blocks
* [ ] Add sashing and borders
* [ ] Add binding


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