Pink Tumbling blocks

Wendy made this small Tumbling Block quilt. She writes :

Made with 1" diamonds and half elongated hexes, from collection # 1.

I made it with fabrics I had dyed in shades of pink.

The pattern is based on Ami's sisters quilt a free download on the Inklingo web-page.

Size of project : approximately 10 x 9"

and even more Patchwork of the Crosses

Mary is also making blocks from the Lucy Boston Patchwork of the Crosses collection. She likes the 24-patch version, as does Cathi.

Star Coasters

Chris made these coasters as her first Inklingo project.

She used the free collection and made a set of 4 coasters. Each coaster finishes at approximately 5"

Double Wedding Ring Table Runner

Judy made this wonderful DWR table-runner variation.


Size, approx. 22 x 42"

More POTC - Lucy Boston

Martha is among the prolific ladies who has started a frenzy of Lucy Boston's "Patchwork of the Crosses" blocks.

She is in love with the combinations that uses 16 of the 90-degree hexagons.

Pia's Tiny Tote

Pia made a Tiny Tote using the free collection and the free tote pattern.

She writes that her 13 year old daughter would like to have it, but that she is keeping it for herself.

Symbols quilt

Kathy made this wonderful quilt using Collection # 1. She writes :
I used the 2" hexagon, half hexagon and Diamonds from Inklingo Collection # 1. The quilt before borders is about 83" square and with my borders it will be 101".

Patchwork of the Crosses - Lucy Boston

Cathi has been working with the new Patchwork of the Crosses collection (Inklingo Lite 4) and has, so far, made these six blocks.

She has been fascinated by the Lucy Boston Patchwork of the Crosses quilt ever since seeing a picture of it in an old issue of a quilt magazine. As soon as the collection came out with the shapes for it, she started printing the shapes and stitching blocks.

Sewing kit

Erin made this great little sewing-kit from the Drunkard's Path collection. She writes :

I was inspired by a post from Karen at SewManyWays to create this travel sewing kit. Her Tuesday Tool Time tip about using an eye bolt to hang around your neck to hold bobbins or spools of thread was my inspiration for the idea. I attached a length of ribbon to the eye bolt and then added a little needle case at one end. Then I modified the idea further by adding the scissors to the other end of the ribbon. I used the Drunkard’s Path collection to create the needle case. I’ll be posting a link to the step-by-step tutorial on my blog.

Tea Tote

Erin made this really cute and useful project with the Drunkard's Path collection.
She writes :
I made the tea tote to carry my favorite tea bags with me. You could use it to carry tea and/or packets of sweetner. I used the Drunkard’s Path collection to create it.

It measures 3” x 3” when closed. I’ll be posting a link to the step-by-step tutorial on my blog.

0.25" Christmas Tree

Penny made a teeny tiny Christmas tree using Cathi's pattern
... only, she has not used the 1.25" hexagons that Cathi suggested, but rather the 0.25" hexagons from the collection of that name (yes, you read right, one quarter inch sides on the hexagons)

She writes :
It looks bigger than it actually is. It is only 4.5 x 6". Could almost have made it into a post card.

Drunkard's Path

Mary has finished her Drunkard's Path quilt.

... and it's looking wonderful, Mary.

Finger Pincushions

Joan from Australia made these cute pincushions that live on your finger while you hand-piece.






Directions on how to do them and the circle shape you need to make them, are in the 0.5" hexagon and diamond collection.

Jane Austen quilt

Marta is making the Jane Austen quilt too.


Here's her progress ... and a good view at the problems made by too little space on the design-wall :-)

The Jane Austen quilt

Karen is making the Jane Austen quilt, and it is, as you can see, a work in progress. She writes :

I added a new row to my Jane Austen. I started out hand piecing, but with these long rows, I've switched to machine.

Free pattern and collection

The Great Inklingo Give-Away is over and, as a free treat for all whether you won or not, everyone can download the pattern for this Tiny Tote!

If you did not win one of the giveaways, you can still try out Inklingo without any cost to yourself. All you need is about two F/8's, some freezer-paper and the time it takes to download the free collection (click here) and this Tiny Tote pattern (click here) that Tilde made for that collection.

Clockwise, from top left :
Made with two F/8s, finished size 6" square + handles.

Made with a charm-pack, finished size 8" square + handles.

Made with a few Jelly Roll strips, finished size 7.5" square + handles

Made with a charm-pack, finished size 8" square + handles.

Winners of the Great Inklingo Give-Aways

Entries to win one of the Inklingo kits are now closed and the winners have been chosen. They are all listed in this post -- so just keep scrolling through to see if you won.

If you are a winner, please watch for an e-mail requesting your snail mail address. If you have not left us an e-mail please contact us within 24 hours, either by leaving a comment on this post, or sending an mail to : inklingogiveaway@gmail.com

If we have not heard from you within 24 hours, we will make another drawing for the prize.

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The Star Candlemat
Sherri is giving a kit for this lovely candlemat
She has used collection 2 to make it

The finished size of the mat is 12 inches x 12 inches, and Sherri is generously also furnishing the batting and backing.

The winner of this kit is Sue






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Patriotic Pinwheels
Mary is giving a kit for this wonderful little quilt of (US) patriotic pinwheels in red, white and blue.
She is using Inklingo Collection 2 for it.

Finished size of the project is 11 * 13"

The winner of this kit is Happy Cottage Quilter












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Ami's Sisters 1
Val is giving two different kits with all you need to make the top for this wonderful little quilt, this entry and the following.
It is made with Collection 1, and even if you didn't win, you can still get the pattern, just click this link, and you will be taken to where you can find it.
For free :-)

The winner of this kit is Sharyn


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Ami's Sisters 2
Val is giving two different kits with all you need to make the top for this wonderful little quilt, the previous entry and this one. It is made with shapes found in Collection 1, and even if you don't win, you can still get the pattern, just click this link, and you will be taken to where you can find it.
For free :-)

The winner of this kit is Robin C.




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Flowerpot Mini-Quilt

Kari is offering the printed fabrics for this cute mini-quilt.

The project is approximately 11"x16" so it is either a miniature quilt or a small table topper. It is a sized down of a full size quilt so I'd say it is a mini!

The winner of this kit is Loralynn



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Double Wedding Ring Table Runner

Cathi is offering these blue and white fabrics to make a 3-ring table runner using the Double Wedding Ring collection. The kit will include all the pieces you need to make the runner and the binding. You will supply the backing and batting. The white fabric supplied is a white on white fabric, not a solid white as it appears in the photo.

The winner of this kit is Quilt Hollow


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Triangles Galore
Elly writes :

I made a medallion using Inklingo 2. Finished size 23” square

The shapes used are as follows:

Center : Uses the Half Rectangle Triangle (HRT)

On-point setting triangles and triangles in the first border are the Half Square Triangles (HST)

In the 8 corners of the pieced borders I’ve used the Quarter Square Triangles (QST).

In the Outer border I’ve used HST to make flying geese. (The green in the picture doesn't have a seam in reality). Inklingo shapes printed onto the lighter of the fabrics (except for center HRT)

The strips between the borders are ‘coping’ strips to get the borders to the sizes needed to add the pieced borders.

The winner of this kit is Elin Synnøve

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Butterfly in the Garden

Erin writes :
My giveaway includes the Inklingo printed fabrics and the binding for an 18” x 18” Butterfly in the Garden block.
The finished block can be used as a wall hanging or table topper.
I will include the pattern/complete instructions to make the block and the sewing tips pages from the Drunkard's Path Collection for sewing the curves by hand and/or machine.

The winner of this kit is Sue Cahill






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Saphires in a Field of Gold



And what do you know. Our intrepid leader, Linda Franz, is also donating to this give-away.

Enough printed materials to make the "Saphires in a Field of Gold" project from collection 3 using 0.75" and 2.25" diamonds and elongated hexagons.

The winner of this kit is grandmarocton




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LeMoyne star variations



Martha is offering enough precut shapes in the shown picture to make one of the blocks on the print-out. There will be enough for at least one 10" block, that you can decide what to do with.
Place-mat, Pillow, Wall-hanging.
She is using the 6" LeMoyne star collection for this, and Christmassy fabrics.

The winner of this kit is Jeannette



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Miniature Hexagon Bookmark
Melinda is giving a kit for a bookmark with the 0.25 hexagon.

With hexagons this small, it is still a lot of pieces, and the offering includes the half hexagon shape to square up the edges and a ribbon or tassel plus the backing.

The winner of this kit is Sue Huettl.






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Hexagon Christmas Tree
Penny is giving all the necessary fabrics to make Cathi's lovely Christmas-tree wall-hanging.

The pattern uses the 1.25" hexagon collection.

Penny will include the pattern as well. You will supply backing, batting and binding.

The winner of this kit is Ruth








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Hexagon Flower Placemat - 30's Fabrics
Rae Ann is offering these wonderful 30's reproductions for you to make a placemat, bordered with hexagon-flowers..

It's the one shown in the 0.5" hexagon collection, and there is a lovely picture of it on the Inklingo webpage.

You will supply fabrics for the backing and binding.

The winner of this kit is Martina









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Hexagon Placemat

Rae Ann is offering hexagons for another placemat, using fabrics from the collection "Nell's Flower Shop" from Moda.

It's the one shown in the 0.5" hexagon collection, and there is a lovely picture of it on the Inklingo webpage.

The winner will get enough printed hexagons to make the border of the placemat, and the centre, s/he will supply backing and binding on her own.

The winner of this kit is Cathie in UT







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Circle of Swallows Pillow
Sandy is giving all the necessary material to make the Circle of Swallows Pattern into a pillow top.
The pattern uses the free collection ! so even if you do not win it, you can make your own version of this lovely pattern.

The offering will include fabric for the backing also, but you need to supply the pillow that goes into it.








The winner of this kit is Lilly

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Seven Sisters Placemat and Coasters
Simone offers enough printed shapes to make a smallish Seven Sisters placemat and some matching coasters. She is using the 0.5" diamond collection for a seven sisters placemat and coasters.

The winner of this kit is Karen.









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Set of Coasters
Wendy is offering materials to make coasters with the Inklingo 3 collection.


They are made using the 1.5" hexagons and half house hexagons

There will be enough fabric for 4 coasters, with backing and binding.

The winner of this kit is Jennie





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Apple Core Bag


Tilde is giving enough AppleCore shapes to make this little bag, from the same collection (Fig and Plum) as those used in the picture.

The prize includes all necessary Apple Cores shapes, scraps from the same fabric-line to make handles, and enough lining-fabric to make both lining and handles from that, if this is what you prefer. Pattern is included.
You supply batting / interfacing.
WARNING : These shapes were printed for myself, and not for a beginner Inklingoist, so the lines are fairly faint, compared to what I usually do for a someone who has never used Inklingo before. You may want to put on your reading-glasses and turn on some good light.

There are 3 (!) kits, and the winners are
GeNovena437 , Leslie , and crmanina.



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Chawton Cottage Wall-hanging
Tilde is giving enough of the two shown fabrics, and a white-on-white, to make the Chawton Cottage project, using the Jane Austen collection.

The project comes with the pattern and enough fabrics to make the top, and binding with the green fabric.
You supply batting and backing.

The winner of this kit is Di





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Dakota Delights


Jillian is giving a kit for this gorgeous wallhanging of her own design.
The project finishes at 16.5 x 18.5" and uses the 1" hexagons from collection # 1.


The winner of this kit is Maryam.






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Drunkard's Path/Love Ring


Tilde is also printing Drunkard's Path shapes in the pink and blue shown in this picture.
You will get enough to make a project 12 x 18" ... but you could go with just some of them, and make the Love Ring pattern shown on the printout next to the fabric.

The winner of this kit is
nanaandpapa.




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Hexagon Pinwheel Coasters


Tilde is giving enough shapes to make a set of 6 pinwheel coasters.

Size of hexagon side is 3" finished.
Size from point to point is 6"

You will supply batting and backing.

The winner of this kit is one of the many "anonymae", but this one was smart enough to leave her e-mail addy, so she has been contacted directly.


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Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaways. Watch for an announcement of more giveaways in the future.