We’re celebrating the “What is Inklingo” article in TQPM with a draw for a Gift Certificate for $50.
Cindy at TQPM wrote:
“It is in the October issue of the magazine which is only accessible to our subscribers. They log into their account and view the issue via the flip page version. They can also download the PDF version to save on their computer. The article is listed in the “Table of Contents” [on page 3]. However, they will find it as they read the issue.”
It happens to start on page 50 and $50 buys a LOT of Inklingo, but even if you are not the lucky winner you can order and download the free shape collection for Diamond-Triangle-Square and start inklingoing in the next few minutes.
UPDATE – WOW
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Isn’t this great? This means you can read the article about Inklingo on page 50 of the October issue even if you have not subscribed to TQPM before.
To enter the draw, please leave a comment.
The winner will be announced on November 1, 2013.
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Linda & Monkey
New to Inklingo? Order and download free shapes and start sewing in the next few minutes. Quick Start (Always FREE.) There are triangles, diamonds, and squares in the free collection—great for dozens of different blocks.
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I love Inklingo. I just got back from retreat and took one of my hand piecing projects and had several people come look to see what I was doing and ask for the site. Hopefully some more converts! Thanks for all the different shapes you have!
I haven’t tried Inklingo yet, but am going to a class tomorrow to find out about it and try it.
Just came to look around, after Bonnie Hunter posted the link.
I’d love to win.
This is the greatest thing since sliced bread. I haven’t started printing yet, my printer has been acting up, but will print out triangles soon, as soon as I fix the printer. Love this.
Hoping to win so that I can use it toward the Bonnie Hunter Mystery 2013!!!
Inklingo is so great!
Can’t wait for Bonny Hunter’s Mystery quilt.
Great chance to try out Inklingok, been following for awhile- just haven’t got everything else finished yet to try this out……just love the tutorials.
I have been a fan of Inklingo for a long time, but have never made a quilt with it; I believe the time has come! Looking forward to Bonnie’s new mystery quilt! Thanks for the chance to win!
I have heard about your Fun and Innovative business now for the last year. I even down loaded your free things but still have not tried anything as of yet. Finally because of Bonnie Hunter I have decided to do something about it. I have fresh ink in the Printer and am ready to go. Bring it on Bonnie and Inklingo! Patsy Pirnat
Happy Thanksgiving, my kids now host Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter in turns, so I get to sew until it’s ready, lucky me. I’m working on Double Wedding Ring, and Stars, so shouldn’t really think about other patterns, but of course every time I visit your site I want everything! Helen T on Vancouver Island
I would “sew” love to win this! Pick me! Pick me!
Thank you for the giveaway and for letting us know about the free 4 month subscription.
Wish I had more time to sew stars . Linda Gerig
I just discovered Inklingo so haven’t had a chance to try it out. I did go to the store yesterday and got new ink for the printer, so I am ready to download and give it a try!!! Sounds like an amazing product and thank you for the chance to win the gift certificate :^)
Love a chance to win. Hope to see this in person maybe in the Houston Quilt show.
I am brand new to Inklingo having shunned hand stitching for years because it was slow and awkward for me. Now a whole new world has opened for me and I am tackling a Patchwork of the Crosses project. I would never have thought I could do that, let alone if be my first hand pieced project. I am smitten! Love Inklingo!!!
I love epp and would very much loved to try the Inklingo. Ordered the
Lucy Boston book and I am hooked.
I’d love to get more shapes – you just can’t ever have enough!!
Look for another pattern coming up soon in TQPM using the free Leymoyne Star collection (I’m testing it and it is great!)
Speaking from a person who owns several of your collections, those stars are just amazing and are at the top of my bucket list! Too many quilts to make and not enough time, it seems. Thanks for the chance to win the gift card!
Linda thanks for the link to the magazine. I love my inklingo projects . Really need to get them finished and photographed
Been following for a couple of years. Now I’m really tempted with the caleidoscope stars. Thanks for the giveaway, Linda. Would help get me started with them.
Those stars would look really good on my sofa. Come on Monkey, give!
Inklingo is the best thing to happen to quilting, ever! I heard about it earlier this year and jumped in with both feet! I am doing the Lemoyne stars from the free set, and have just gotten started with my POTC. Unfinished projects? They’ll have to just wait : )
I am falling in love with hand-piecing, and I am looking forward to trying the Inklingo method. Thanks for all the information and tips.
I love inklingo and can always use more. I can’t wait to see what Linda is working on now
THANKS FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN. lOOKING FORWARD TO TRYING IT ONE OF THESE DAYS– STILL INTIMIDATED, i GUESS.
Linda I have been a follower for a long time, and have never been brave enough to try Inklingo, what a great chance to do so. Now to figure out fabrics.
Thanks Linda and especially Monkey with his special tip. Now I know how to avoid that misalignment I had when I print my next batch of star.
I can’t remember if I have already entered. So much temptation here, I don’t know where to start.
I have been following your blog for quite sometime. I find your product so fascinating. I llo forward to seeing what you have up your sleeve next.
I have been working on an EPP grandmothers flower garden for about 3 years, I am probably about 2/3 done. It is my “travel project” that I only work on when I am not at home. Wish I had known of Inklingo before starting it. Judy
I love Inklingo, and I love reading your Blog, and using this product. I have to win a Lottery to buy everything I would love to buy.I know you have to make a profit, and you deserve it, but for me I would love to have gotten the whole set of Hexagons, but to buy each size I needed to do 4 projects, it cost to much for me. I bought the acy. templates instead. I will get them all some day, just takes a little longer, but that is the fun of it also. Thanks for creating Inklingo. Could you please bring back the retired CD collections. So many of us hadn’t heard o this before, so we missed them.
I’ve not yet tried Inklingo… I’ll give it a try with the free Quick Start. It makes perfect sense. 🙂 Thanks for showing all the possibilities!
~ Christina
I love hand piecing and Inklingo is perfect for this. I love this process. Thank you.
what a great chance to find out for myself how this works. It sounds like a lot of the measuring and sewing lines will be right on the fabric for me. I will have to click on the free sample so I can test drive it. Hmm, I wonder if there is a Cathedral Window design already done? I have a new qult to make for someone that has mentioned loving the Cathedral Window pattern. Off to check that out now. Thanks for the chance to win, and to introducing your InkLingo through TQPM.
I have just purchased POTC and would love Inklingo to start my creation.
I have purchased ink lingo but don’t know yet how to use it. I need to take time and just sit down and figure it out! I know it’s awesome by all the posts I’ve seen.
OK Cathy you would be proud…I went to the dollar store and got some pretty boxes. Now my projects aren’t hidden in a closet. Spent last night doing ‘cheat sheets’ for some of my new fabrics. Yin Yang, Pickle Clam Shell, POTC, Kaleidoscope Stars…2 sizes plus using star points, Joseph Coat…oops I may not have gotten enough boxes. Now to cut the freezer paper.
Have been a follower for a long time. Would love to receive a gift certificate to download more of your great collections.
Thanks, Linda, for the contest, link up connection to TQPM and your great concept for and designs of Inlingo!
thank you for this opportunity, also for the magazine. hugs
I used Inklingo for a storm at sea quilt. I had a wonderful time making it that way. I am looking forward to using it on hexies as soon as I settle on a size. Can’t wait.
I’ve been using the free shapes for a while and I’m ready to move on. It makes piecing so easy. I want to try to use Inklingo for machine piecing next :-)Thank you!
Thanks for the linkup to the magazine, I never heard of it before…
I am busy adapting patterns to make good use of the inklingo shape collections I already own. I HATE drawing that diagonal line across the squares to make no waste flying geese ( I am working on two quilts that each have 480 1.5 x 3 geese) I would love to win and buy some more shapes!!! Thanks Linda
A fan for many years, I absolutely will NOT cut squares, draw a diagonal line down the middle and sew on each side , or attach the square to a larger square (for triangle corners), or make flying geese or…, or… or… without Inklingo. Let alone the ease of making (by machine) Feathered Stars, Pickle Dishes, New York Beauties – I could go on and on! Or if you like hand piecing of intricate patterns, you cannot go wrong with Inklingo- printed cutting lines, printed sewing lines, matching marks and crosshairs all add up to accurate piecing.
Quilting had long been a dream for me. Inklingo has made my dream come true. I don’t have to worry about making accurate templates for Inklingo prints my patterns directly onto the fabric with the sewing line, matching marks and crosshairs for accuracy in starting and stopping. I don’t need to store a lot of tools because the patterns are on the computer and I can store more fabric instead. I can print out so many pieces at one time that I can sew for days or weeks. My fabrics pieces, needle, thread, and scissors are ready to take with me anywhere so my sewing is always ready to go. And because my sewing helps to relax me, Inklingo makes it possible for me to always have relaxation at my fingertips.
Nancy
I’m a starting quilter from Holland and I just love inklingo. I like to sew by hand while watching television at night, to relax after a hard day at work. Inklingo helps me to make perfect patchwork, eventhough I’m just a starter at Quilting. It is so much fun to sew one piece after another and it helps me to stay away from snacks at night…
that’s a great idea, threading more than one needle, am going to do that now, trying to thread a needle in a van at night
Love the Finger Pin Cushion Tutorial, itching to make some, great gifts and stocking stuffers,
Cheerio from W.Aust.
Well, I’m one of the people that can’t stop talking about Inklingo!! I discovered a free pattern on the net, a while back, and I had wanted to make a circle type block for ever. I hand pieced, and thought ….”I’ve found my passion!!!!” A short while later, I discovered Inklingo, and I’ve never looked back. I am amazed how I can produce these intricate patterns. As I’ve said before, Inklingo changed my life !! It truly is my passion!!! Thank You Linda