Case of the Secret Garden

Barbara made this elegant Case of the Secret Garden quilt top using the Inklingo New York Wheel collection.

She writes:

"This project has traveled with me to a retreat, a vacation in the Grand Canyon, a visit to Las Vegas and a cruise through Caribbean. My COTSG sewing bag was easy to grab when heading out the door for Bee day or a stitch day with friends. I can honestly say I will miss it!

COTSG actually turned into a labor of love. I had all the blocks up on the design wall and really took my time putting them together so I could stretch out the project and enjoy it as long as possible!"

The Case of the Secret Garden was the first ever Inklingo mystery quilt. The clues for the mystery are available on the All About Inklingo blog post "The Case of the Secret Garden Clue 8."

The Case of The Secret Garden

Kathy in Nashville made this beautiful quilt top using the Inklingo New York Wheel collection.

She writes:

"This is my Inklingo COTSG mystery quilt. Hand pieced and still needs to be quilted."

The very first Inklingo mystery quilt was called The Case of the Secret Garden. The clues for the mystery quilt are available on the All About Inklingo blog.

Walled Garden

Cathi made this quilt top, which she's calling A Walled Garden, using the Inklingo New York Wheel collection.

The first ever Inklingo mystery quilt, The Case of the Secret Garden, was great fun. Because I wanted to try to keep up with the clues, I hybrid pieced this one - the straight seams I did by machine, while the curved piecing I did by hand. And it came out perfectly. Having the stitching lines and matching points makes it oh, so easy to machine and hand piece!

The clues for the mystery quilt are available on the All About Inklingo blog.

Case of the Secret Garden

Mary made this beautiful quilt using the New York Wheel Inklingo collection.

The Case of the Secret Garden was the first Inklingo mystery quilt. The mystery quilt clues are available on the All About Inklingo blog.