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Category Archive for 'Inklingo Quick Start'

Inklingo in an Elevator

Posted in Demo Notes, English Paper Piecing, Getting started with Inklingo, Hand Piecing, Inklingo for Beginnners, Inklingo Quick Start, Inklingo Quiz, Inklingo Web Site on Aug 29th, 2012

An enthusiastic Inklingoist wrote to me about an experience she had at the AQS Show in Grand Rapids on Friday. It made me think of friendship and my favorite elevator.

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How to Print on Fabric

Posted in Getting started with Inklingo, Inklingo Quick Start, Inklingo Web Site, LeMoyne Star Collection FREE on Jan 7th, 2011

Most quilters see the benefits of Inklingo when they see shapes printed on fabric. They understand that part already. It’s a dream come true to have lines to cut on and lines to sew on. I’ll write more about that in the future.

However, several of you think that quilters are afraid to put fabric in their printers for Inklingo, so I am addressing that first.

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Inklingo says stay inside and enter!

Posted in Inklingo Quick Start, Inklingo Web Site, Life in Burlington, The Inklingo Handbook on Dec 13th, 2010

Every branch in the woods was painted white overnight. We finally have some snow! Until now, we have only had a few flurries, but this is the real thing. Doesn’t it look pretty? Monkey loves it and wants to remind you to enter, from inside!

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Free Quilt Layouts Added to Inklingo

Posted in Free Shape Collection, Inklingo Quick Start, Inklingo Web Site, LeMoyne Star Collection FREE, LeMoyne Star FREE Collection on Oct 9th, 2010

The free Inklingo LeMoyne Star Shape Collection is better than ever. Find out how to get the new version with 55 more pages!

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Inklingo Quilters in The Netherlands

Posted in Inklingo Quick Start, Inklingo Web Site, The Inklingo Handbook, Translations on Sep 21st, 2010

My friend, Anneke of Stof Genoeg, has translated the first chapter of The Inklingo Handbook into Dutch!
I am always impressed that so many Dutch quilters speak excellent English, but I wanted to make it even easier for them to print shapes on fabric with Inklingo. So now, when they go to the Inklingo Snelle Start (Quick Start Guide), thanks to Anneke, they can also download the free PDF of Chapter 1 with all of the instructions for printing on fabric—in Dutch!

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