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Posted in Getting started with Inklingo, Inklingo Web Site, Lucy Boston on Jan 14th, 2010
Oh, my goodness! In the rush to complete the new Dresden Plate shape collections, I completely forgot to announce the winner of the beautiful fabric for Tilde’s Passacaglia!!
Posted in Apple Core, Curves, Double Wedding Ring, Drunkard's Path, Machine Piecing, Orange Peel on Dec 29th, 2009
Life has thrown our family a few curves this Christmas, and we are more than ready to say good bye to 2009. Oh, well, we cannot control life’s curves, but we can do a great job stitching curved seams with Inklingo.
Posted in Inklingo Web Site, Jane Austen, Life in Burlington, Lucy Boston, Video on Dec 25th, 2009
Russ has been lying on the couch coughing and channel surfing today. My desk is not far away, and I can tell that Christmas Day offers very little choice. He stumbled on a Spelling Bee just when the word “passacaglia” was presented and we both laughed. He connected to a satellite circling the earth at exactly the right moment. The long-the-other-way traffic light near our house is always green for Russ too. He has a gift. He is a gift.
Posted in Getting started with Inklingo, Inklingo Web Site, Lucy Boston on Dec 24th, 2009
You could win a fabulous prize of fabric! In celebration of Tilde’s fantastic Passacaglia Table Runner Pattern (free, see previous entry), and in celebration of Christmas and the New Year, Tilde and I are collaborating on a Give Away. (Monkey calls it a Give-A-Way, not a Give Away, because Inklingo is a simpler new way to quilt.)
Posted in Inklingo Patterns, Lucy Boston, Video on Dec 22nd, 2009
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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