Linda Franz
Jun 28th, 2009 by Linda
Thank you for visiting the All About Inklingo blog. 
I am a quilter, teacher, publisher, and inventor of Inklingo, living in Ontario Canada. Monkey is my sidekick. He is a hand piecing snob, but I enjoy hand piecing, machine piecing, and appliqué.
Please visit my web site at http://www.lindafranz.com to start inklingoing today. Don’t miss the free demo video, shape collection, patterns, and great articles under Support.
Bio and contact info are on the web site.
Thank you
I absolutely love your site; am looking forward to updates.
You are by far the GREATEST!!!!
Love and Hugs,
Frummie
Linda, You truly are an amazing teacher. Thanks for inspiring me!
Love the personal touch you add by signing each book and writing me a little note with my order. Makes me feel very special!!
Your books and DVDs are so wonderful!! Can’t wait to see what’s new!
Hugs,
Patty/AZ
What a fantastic video! Love em…am learning! Will make life simpler…cant wait to get back to quilting and sewing more regularly. Better than sewing through paper! Been there…done that….going right onto the fabric is easier.
WOW this is fantastic Linda!! Thank you for taking the time to do this.
Hugs
Elly
Linda, thank you so much for such a great product. I am anxious to try Inklingo with my friend Beverly, who has MS. We have been quilting with some fabric left to her from her aunt, but will plan on using Inklingo on next project. Best to you.
Hi Linda, Thanks for your really neat Inklingo – I have had little time to quilt this summer but can’t wait to start on a project this fall.
Hi Linda and Monkey.
thanks for a great blog i am hoping to get back to my sewing next month and your blog will be a great help and inspiration.
hugs
Laura
Hello Linda and Monkey,
Your videos were so clear and inspiring. Can’t wait to get started.
Sakizome
Thank you so much.
A wonderful site.
Greetings from
Heike
Hi Linda,
Love your All about Inklingo Blog. Thanks for all you have done. Keep up the good work. I am loving this hand piecing, as I never sewd by hand before. Rae Ann ikeeping me hoping on many things.
Ruth
Linda,
My old email address keeps popping up on the Leave a Reply. I don’t see where it can be changed.
Linda,
Thanks for the books you have send us.
They ware very quickly arrived.
I enjoy me to make diamonds.
Thanks and goodluck.
Diny Ligtenberg
Thank you, so much. Looking forward to leaning something new.
Beverly
I am anxious to get started with Inklingo and learning more about using it. Thanks so much for what seems to be a method of making quilting easier and more creative for the quilter.
Please don’t think I am leaving. I just added your blog to my reader so I no longer need the email notifications. I wouldn’t want to miss a bit of the adventures with you and Monkey.
Hi Linda, thanks for the wonderful blog and all the fantastic Inklingo Shapes. Feathered Stars have to be my favortite!
Sure hope I can figure inklingo out. The learning curve gets longer the older I get…..grin.
Billie
Hi Billie, Printing on fabric is easier than you think! Sometimes it takes a whole paragraph to explain what you do in two seconds, or what you already know (common sense stuff), so it looks more complicated than it is. If you have never put fabric through your printer before, you might want to see two posts I put on the blog this month (January 2011).
http://www.lindafranz.com/blog/how-to-print-on-fabric-best-tips/
Looking forward to trying out new ideas. Thank you for this one.
renewing membership with you as my email changed and i lost you!! yea!! i’m home! hugs to you and monkey!!
Thank You! Your site looks like fun!, PJo
I think I flunked Tilde’s challenge as I ran out of ink right in the middle then had to recalibrate etc. But I think the process seems great and I look farward to using many of your shapes. Thank you so much.
So many ideas, so little time. I really don’t need that much sleep?;)
Thanks for all the help since I have been using Inklingo. Now wont miss anything. I want my own Monkey!!!!
i’m new to inklingo, and starting the orka bay mystery, i need the QHT i need to make triangles, the 4 quarter triangles per square, finish at 2 1/2 inches. But i noticed that you were sold out. Can you please tell me when you will have more.
thank you
Hi Lynda,
Thank you for writing. The 2.5 inch QST is still available as a download. (Only the original 2006 version on CD is sold out.)
2.5 inch Quarter Square Triangles are available in two different shape collections:
http://inklingo.com/shop/triangles/7/product/quarter-square-triangles-00b/46
http://inklingo.com/shop/diamonds/8/product/lemoyne-star-6-inch/24
There is an up-to-date list of all the shapes under the Support tab in the “Index of Shapes.”
I am glad you asked!
Please check the finished size for the QST in Orca Bay before you order. I think Bonnie specified that the QST Hourglass blocks are 2 inches finished (2.5 inches with the seam allowances). All Inklingo shapes are named with the FINISHED size. If you do need the size to be 2 inches finished, this is the download you need:
http://inklingo.com/shop/triangles/7/product/quarter-square-triangles-00b/46
If you have any other questions, please ask.
Hugs,
Linda & Monkey