Shapes with Curves

Tulip Patch Quilt Block

Even experienced quilters sometimes avoid sewing shapes with curves, but the precise stitching lines and matching marks printed on the fabric make a big difference.

There are so many Inklingo shapes with curves!

Everything from Apple Core to Yin Yang—including Tulip Patch (above)—and they are all easier to sew with Inklingo than with traditional methods like templates.

There are videos (tabs above) and there is a free PDF for machine piecers, so you can sew your best curves!

Inklingo is the quilting tool we’ve always wanted.

This is the Main Shapes with Curves Page. (More “Main Pages”)

Love the lines. Quilt more!

  • Intro
  • VIDEO How to Rotary Cut Curves
  • VIDEO How to Hand Piece Curved Seams

Even experienced quilters sometimes avoid sewing shapes with curves, but the precise stitching lines and matching marks printed on the fabric make a big difference.


Video How to Rotary Cut Curves

Print quilt shapes with curves on fabric and sew by hand or by machine without templates. Precision corners and matches make it easy.

Print templates on fabric with your Inkjet

The shapes are laid out to use fabric efficiently and can be rotary cut. Since the lines are printed on the fabric, you can use scissors if you prefer.

Love the lines. Quilt more!

This technique works for any curvy shapes like Apple Core, Clamshell, Cleopatra’s Fan, Double Wedding Ring, Drunkard’s Path, Joseph’s Coat and all of the others.

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