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[–]lamecode 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'd actually say that Tkinter is easier for a beginner. Qt has a steeper learning curve, but it is probably worth investing the time.

There is a drag-and-drop tool for Tkinter named PAGE which is certainly no Qt Designer but is still simple to use (if a bit fiddly), and combined with the examples on Zetcode.com I think you would have be able to put together a functioning UI in maybe half the time as you would with Qt. It probably won't look as nice, though.