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.
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The winner will be announced on November 1, 2013.
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Linda & Monkey
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Excellent Article in TQPM! Great job Linda. More quilters out there are experiencing the Inklingo light bulb moment everyday!
Brandy Lynn, Host of Canadian Quilt Talk
I’m anxious to give Inklingo a try!
It may be time to tackle my fear of basket handles and make some inklingo style!
Anxiously waiting for the new shapes& the new mystery with Bonnie Hunter.
I wish freezer paper was available in our supermarkets here is Australia
I love Inklingo your proyect are beautiful in special your proyects baskets I woul win this proyect thanks
Sure don’t have to worry if I have a straight quarter inch seam…Inklingo keeps me straight and saves me a lot of time. No guessing where to sew or if the pieces will match when placed together.
Love Inklingo – have been a fan since it was introduced. Won’r make HST’s or flying geese without it. Simplest, most accurate method of piecing (hand or machine), no fancy rulers or templates needed. Great product and just waiting to see the size requirements for Celtic Solstice before I order as I might have the correct sizes already.
This sounds fantastic. It would really make my quilting life so much easier as I have a hard time using templates and rotary to get precise shapes.
I loved having my inklingo project (pickle dish clamshell) to do this summer up in the Adirondacks!!
I love Inklingo, I also love your emails and advice on how to use them in a pattern, but also how to enjoy using them in projects.
Cannot wait to try the baskets. Is this to be part of the Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt???I love the inklingo stars, just hard to stop. Could you Inklingo me some more time??? Would love to win the contest , but I know I will not stop” Inklingoing” either way. Keep up the good work. Vici
I just learned about inklingo from Bonnie Hunter’s . This looks very interesting.
Looking forward to Inklingoing this winter while I work the graveyard shifts. Might even get something finished this time?
Oh, Linda, Monkey has really done it with those little baskets! They look just marvelous. I think you just might make me an addict…I am trying to resist but I fear “resistance is futile”…LOL
Inklingo is the best thing to happen in quilting since rotary cutters and mats. Linda is a genius both for the idea and the execution! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I love Inklingo and Bonnie Hunter, so I am excited!!!
Love that the Bonnie Hunter mystery is going to be Inklingo-able. And I’d love to win a $50 gift certificate!
I’ve played around with InkLingo a little bit but definitely want to do more.
I’m looking forward to reading the article in TQPM!
I’ve been looking and looking at the Patchwork of the Crosses pattern and Inklingo, so I think it’s time to stop procrastinating and get started! I would love to win so that I can.
I haven’t tried Inklingo yet – but might have to do Bonnie’s Mystery quilt with it!
Am just starting a POTC . Love the block!!thank you for a chance to win.
Wow ~ my first exposure to Inklingo…..looks intriguing! Tell me more!
I have heard of Inklingo and look forward to using the patterns.
I love the quilts made with Inklingo and would live to try it out.
I’ve always been a lover of handwork and Iiklingo will give me the opportunity to try new shapes that were not available to me before. Can’t wait to get started. All the new quilts using Inklingo are great.
I !have seen a couple quilts that were made using Inklingo and I think they look spectacular
I started using Inklingo about a month ago on a GFG project I had already started using EPP. I can’t believe the difference Inklingo has made. A whole new world of precision piecing has been opened up to me. Thank you Linda and Monkey!
I just adore inklingo so much I have 5 projects in the works !!!
I am really excited to try inklingo for the first time during Bonnie Hunters mystery quilt! Thank you for the chance to win!
I had not seen this before and have found it very interesting. I have a travel Henie project. Want to be entered into the drawing, Thank you
I read about Inklingo on the Bonnie Hunt Website and I am intrigued by the notion of printing the lines directly on the fabric. I am going to do the Mystery Quilt with Bonnie and would like to use the shapes from Inklingo. I am excited with the waiting. Thank you for the website and keep the shapes coming.
I’m so excited to be starting Bonnie’s new quilt and with Inklingo! Can’t wait for the fun to begin! Thank you for the samples!
Just ordered my Inklingo book and freebies. Joining Bonnie’s mystery quilt and looking forward to using Inklingo! Thank you…going to start practicing!
I have been waiting for months to join in on my first Bonnie Hunter Mystery quilt, and now the great news that it will be Inklingoable 🙂 Totally awesome news! Can’t wait to get started. Thanks Linda and Bonnie!
I watch the inklingo group for a while and now that I finished my last projekt I want desperately start with it. Especialy the kalaidoscope stars are the one´s that spook in my head since I´ve seen them the first time. I can´t wait to try it and by the way last weekend I showed some friends on the eqc (Europian Quilt Championship) in Veldhoven-NL a sample that I made from the free shape collektion. They where thrilled and I think they might also try!
You and Monky are the BEST!
While reading Bonnie Hunter’s blog about her Celtic mystery quilt, I learned -for the first time!- about Inklingo – looking forward to learning what it is and how it will work with my quilting. Thanks for the giveaway!
Pretty Cool … I can’t wait to give it a try !
Linda, thank you so much for doing this giveaway! You are so generous 🙂
I’ve wanted to give Inklingo a try for a while now, and this may just be the incentive I’m looking for.
You and Monkey are a great team!
Wow, this will help me to no end. I am so excited. I am going to order now.
I just love inklingo… working on several projects now. Great to see the little article… now… on to the big magazine – eh?!
This sounds great! I can’t wait to try .
Wow, just signed up for the trial magazine.
Can’t wait for the new BOM featuring inklingo.
I have actually started piecing by hand thanks to inklingo.
Unheard of, just ask my family
Love this idea! Can’t wait to learn more and start making quilts quickly – thanks!
Excited about the new mystery and trying InkLingo for the first time.
MaryD
http://www.stitchesonmyneedle.blogspot.com
I just signed up for the Blog and I’ve ordered the free shape collection. I can’t wait to learn InkLingo and start a new quilt! Thank you for inventing this wonderful tool!
I am excited for Bonnie’s new mystery. I am hoping to stitch along with all the Inklingoers.
Sherrie Keller
Looks like an interesting magazine and I like not having to store hard copies – my shelves are pretty full. I love Inklingo even if I don’t have much to show right now.
I have been receiving “All About Inklingo” for quite some time now. I am finally ready to start learning!
I’m ready to learn Inklingo!