Even More Kaleidoscope Stars

Inklingo - great fabric for Kaleidosceop Stars

This fabric is perfect for my Kaleidoscope Stars with the new 60° Diamond 1.25 inch.

The selvage says Belle Fleur Too by Kings Road Fabrics www.kingsroadfabrics.com

The fabric is quite blue, but when I photograph the stars, the light makes them look more yellow/turquoise.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

I can’t stop sewing.

 

Print diamonds on fabric with Inklingo

All I did was print another 6 identical sheets of 25 diamonds with 1.25 inch sides.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

It is fast and easy. (Top Ten Tutes)

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

I use the No Waste Fussy Cutting method.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

I rotary cut rows, and then cut the diamonds into sets as described in the video for Lucy Boston Patchwork of the Crosses.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

Each one only takes 10 minutes to sew from start to finish.

I sewed 5 during the 6pm news, 10 while I “watched” a movie on DVD with Russ, and the rest as little breaks at the computer.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

This size is fast and easy to sew by hand. Should we call it snack quilting?

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

Can you believe these all came from one fabric?

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

I will add more to an album on the Inklingo FaceBook page.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

(Monkey and I love it when you like Inklingo on Facebook and on QuiltingHub. Thank you!)

 

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

Don’t forget the article on QuiltingHub and the video showing how to get perfect intersections on every star.

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

INTRO PRICE

If you think you might want to make some of these too, the new diamonds are at a very special intro price—but only for a few more days!

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

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Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

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Have you seen my other Kaleidoscope Stars?

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

I have 50 more printed and cut.

That’s only 12 sheets of fabric (6 identical x 2).

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

Yes, keep going  . . .

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

and another. . .

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

. . . and another . . .

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

and another . . .

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

and another . . .

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

and another . . .

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

Help!

 

Inklingo Kaleidoscope Star

See you tomorrow?

Linda & Monkey

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4 thoughts on “Even More Kaleidoscope Stars”

  1. I have always been amazed at how many different looks you can get from one piece of fabric. I am so excited that I discovered Inklingo. I was rubber stamping and this is so much easier.
    Thank you.

    Reply

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