Triangle Wallhanging

Linda has been playing with HST and has this pretty top to show for her efforts.

Lovely soft colours and very precise piecing. Thanx for sharing, Linda !

Red Toile Quilt

Mary is busy these days. Here's her Red Toile quilt. She writes :


The Toile quilt used 1.5" HST in the pieced blocks which were 9". Then 2" HST in the first border.

The quilt is 54X70 or there about.

Chawton Cottage wall-hanging

Wendy made her own Chawton Cottage wall-hanging, using Tilde's pattern.

She writes :

I have quilted little diamonds around the edge and into the border, and used little pink and taupe beads to 'button' the quilt.

I love it and it will hang in my bedroom.

Size approximately 19 x 22"

Triangles wall-hanging

Teresa made this cute raspberry and chocolate (white, AND dark) -coloured quilt.

She writes :
This quilt is made with Collection 2 using 2" HST. I added a 3" border. The squares are set 8 X 9 so the finished size is 22" X 24". I made it for a raffle prize for a function at our quilt guild.

It was easy to put together, thanks to Inklingo, but hard to give away. I must make another for myself.

Triangle-quilt

Sue made this quilt which is is lap robe size.
The triangles are from collection # 3, and are
2 1/4" to a side.

Second Picture shows a close-up of the quilting.

Colourful pinwheel

Simone made this pretty quillow.

She writes:

My first inklingo project is a quillow for our local show. I used the Inklingo half square triangles from collection 2.
The quilt is lap quilt size 36” x 48”

Christmas table-topper

Barb made this Christmas Table topper.
She writes :
I LOVE the new projects blog! What a GREAT idea!

I used Collection #2 for the 2 3/4" half-square triangles in this scrappy table topper for Christmas. Stitched the whole thing in our motorhome using my featherweight machine! A good way to combine the old and the new, eh?
Completed top is 42" square
I designed the quilt myself - with a log cabin barn raising setting. And I love it on my new table!

Indigo and Cheddar

Val made this gorgeous little quilt with triangles and hexagons from Collection # 3. She used the 0.75" size and the finished size is about 18 * 15"

Jane Austen's Writing Table

David from France made this wonderful little quilt, using Linda Franz's pattern.

He made the 6 4"-diamonds that are used from Collection # 1, using half-hexagons, hexagon, diamond and equilateral triangles.

Diameter of project is 17 ½"

Sugar Loaf Quilt

Another miniature beauty from Val.
It's a personal interpretation of an antique quilt.
The diamonds and triangles used are from Collection # 3 and the size of the quilt is about 25" square

Reproduction of an Antique Quilt

Val made this quilt from a challenge. The origial is an antique quilt in a private collection, and she copied it in miniature size. It is (are you seated ?) 26" square !
She claims it was quite easy to make these tiny blocks with a zillion pieces using Inklingo.

... This blog-owner is sure it can be done with bigger HSTs (Half Square Triangles) than the ½" ones she used. Collection # 2.

Table-runner

Another table-runner by Mary. This one is made with Equilateral triangles. They are the 1.5" triangles from Collection # 3.
Size approximately 27 * 10"

Pinwheels and triangles quilt

Another beauty by Mary. This one is all Pinwheels in lots of different sizes. She has used many different sizes of HST (Half Square Triangles)
Size is about xxx

Chocolate and Cherries

A cute little quilt made by Val, in browns, reds and pinks. She has used the 3/4" QST (Quarter Square Triangles) from the Inklingo Collection # 2.
Finished size of quilt is about 14" square. Yes, it is a miniature, but a much larger quilt could easily be made using the larger QST sizes in the same collection.

Seven Sisters Table Runner

This table runner was made by Cathi as a Christmas gift.

It was made using the 1.5" diamonds and equilateral triangles from Collection 3.

Size about 20" by 55" (a guesstimate)

For the stars - 1.5" diamonds
The setting pieces in white are also 1.5" diamonds

The outer edges of each block also have 5 of the 1.5" triangles.

I started making Seven Sisters blocks using the various sizes of diamonds and when I had made one block using the 1.5" size I realized it would be an appropriate size for a table runner. This was the result.

Christmas Table Runner

This small table runner is by Cathi and was made using Collection 2. It was a Christmas gift made in 2007.

It's a small table runner, about 12" by 36". I saw a picture of a Christmas Star quilt and was determined to make a few of those blocks, which then turned into this table runner.

Shapes used: 2" HST's, 2" QST's.
Techniques used: machine and hand piecing (hybrid) and technique taught in Collection 2 for flying geese -- in this piece, used 2" HST's to make flying geese that finish at 2" by 4".