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I love the kaleidoscope effect.

Monkey and I think you might want to use this technique in Electric Quilt for the Love the Lines Contest, but the instructions and tips apply even if you don’t have EQ.

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Many quilters think you can’t fussy cut with Inklingo. You can. It works beautifully.
The new Inklingo Shape Collection for Yin Yang inspired Monkey to prepare a Fussy Print Checklist. The Checklist might help you convince your skeptical friends to try Inklingo too!

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If you have ever looked at how to sew a Feathered Star quilt, you know that the sizes are weird. I bet you noticed.

With Inklnigo, the overall finished sizes are still weird, but for a great new reason. That’s cool . . . and lovable.

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Cathi of Quilt Obsession told me about a quilter in Holland who started a Clamshell Club on her blog, Cybele’s Patch. Quilters are making Clamshell quilts with different methods, and reporting their progress at the end of every month.
Monkey has an announcement too.

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Passacaglia is a musical form dating back to the early 1600s. Lucy Boston, the renowned English patchwork artist, interpreted the style in fabric as a gift for the talented friend who played her favorite Passacaglia on the harpsichord in her ancient manor house near Cambridge.

Tilde Binger, a dear freind (friend) and Inklingoist, took one look at the Passacaglia Patchwork in Diana Boston’s book and knew she had to make one!

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