Print ultra-fine lines on fabric with your ordinary Inkjet printer
Posted in How to write a pattern, LeMoyne Star Collection FREE, Monkey`s Cheat Sheet, On-Point Setting on Oct 15th, 2011
You don’t have to be a genius to figure out how to make any design with my step-by-step approach—and Inklingo! This message will help you with on-point settings or any quilt design.
Posted in Cathi at Quilt Obsession on Jun 14th, 2011
Cathi Godwin at Quilt Obsession is now officially a pattern designer with her own website and shopping cart. Her first pattern is inklingoable—of course!
Posted in Australian Quilters Companion, Getting started with Inklingo, Inklingo Web Site, Tilde's 15 Minute Challenge on Jun 3rd, 2011
Thank you to Pam Matthews in Australia! And CONGRATULATIONS on having your email published in No. 47 of Australian Quilters Companion magazine!
A dear friend wrote to alert me to Pam’s letter to the editor, which she wrote after reading a review of Inklingo in the magazine.
Posted in Inklingo Patterns, Inklingo Quick Start, Life in Burlington, Machine Piecing on Jun 25th, 2010
Alison and I have have always wanted lines printed perfectly on fabric, which don’t show when we’re finished. The photos prove it. We had to wait for computers to be invented, and then Inklingo.
If our family’s DNA is ever unraveled, they are going to find a photo gene. My mother, father, aunts, uncles, and grandparents all loved taking photos and organizing them in albums. My Dad even had his own darkroom.
Posted in Cheat Sheet, Getting started with Inklingo, Index of Shapes, Inklingo Patterns, Inklingo Web Site, Winding Ways on Apr 15th, 2010
You could be the heroine in The Story of an Inklingo Quilt Designer. It is a long story, but there are pictures and it has a happy ending. We hope you like it.
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