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Posted in Demo Notes, Inklingo Web Site on Feb 21st, 2010
There are a few new things on the Inklingo web site, in response to requests from quilters who are giving Inklingo demos in the next few weeks.
I am very grateful to all the quilters who fall in love with Inklingo and want to tell their friends about it. The new Demo Notes, Flip Chart, and updated Demo Handouts should make demos easier and more fun for you. They are under the Support tab with other good things
Posted in Inklingo Patterns, Machine Piecing, Tumbler Shapes on Feb 16th, 2010
Cathi Godwin has done it again! She has created a new pattern for Inklingo! As soon as she saw the shapes in the Inklingo Tumbler Shape Collection, she started designing new quilts. With Cathi’s imagination and flair, she found a way to create a new design with the tumbler, skinny triangles, and squares.
Posted in Cheat Sheet, Diamond quilt, Flying Geese, Inklingo Patterns, Inklingo Web Site, Machine Piecing, Triangle Quilts on Feb 12th, 2010
Do you have the March April Issue of McCall’s Quilting? As usual, it is full of inspiration for Inklingo quilters.
When Inklingoist Tilde Binger in Copenhagen received her copy in the mail, she immediately identified several patterns which use Inklingo shapes, and she wrote to the Inklingo Yahoo group about it. Monkey and I have some tips for inklingoing the patterns.
Posted in English Paper Piecing, Grandmother's Flower Garden, Hand Piecing, World's Biggest Hexagon Quilt on Feb 8th, 2010
I often hear from quilting friends who have started English Paper Piecing (EPP) a Grandmother’s Flower Garden (GFG) which is not finished, and which is likely to remain an unfinished object (UFO).
We call these EPP GFG UFOs. You can add Inklingo hexagons and get it fnished!
Posted in Lucy Boston on Feb 4th, 2010
If you can get to the Glasgow Film Festival on February 23rd, you must GO!
You can buy tickets online to see From Time to Time, the new movie based on Lucy Boston’s famous Chimneys of Greene Knowe. It just keeps getting better and better for fans of Lucy Boston, especially those who are making the Patchwork of the Crosses (POTC) with Inklingo. Read on!
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