Here are just a few projects of mine done with Inklingo!
My Drunkards Trail on the design wall! |
Some Sunflower blocks in progress. |
Pies and Tarts quilted in a circular pattern |
My friends working on my Ezechial's Wheel, this was not done with Inklingo but I sold this one so I'd like to do another using the Inklingo Dresdan Plate Pattern. |
Closeup of Pies and Tarts before being quilted. |
This is my Pickled Clamshells that is now bordered and being hand quilted. |
My Sunflower quilt was pieced with scrappy French General, I found it a little busy so I'm working on a center medallion of a large sunflower block to break it up a little. |
This is the sewing kit for my newest project, an Inklingo New York Beauty! I'm headed out to Quilt canada in Halifax soon, so this baby is going on the road with me!!!!I love Inklingo, try it Today. I guess I should tell you that you can use Inklingo to sew by machine too, you don't need to paperpiece and those lines will still be there, the same as hand piecing. I guess, I'll just have to give it a try one of these days!! LOL |
6 comments:
Oh Ruthie, I can not believe you have almost two more quilts done!!!
Absolutely amazing speed. AND they are soooo beautiful. You're a whiz Missy.
Nice! I love your kit:0 so tidy and organized.
Great pictures! I love your Drunkards Trail on the design wall, this will be a beautiful quilt.
Saskia
Loved seeing all your successes with Inklingo...I am still in progress with my feathered star and one day I will get to post a "finished" project! LOL
Very clever to convert a floss box to a sewing kit
Gorgeous quilts! I love INKLINGO, too. An amazing product.
Nifty idea for a sewing kit... may have to borrow that. lol
Wow, your quilts are wonderful! I've visited Inklingo's website but have not tried their products yet. However, I may just have to rush and get some. I agree with you, hand piecing is very relaxing; but I think hand quilting is even better! :-)
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