
I’m in the middle of quilting my applecore baby quilt and it is coming along nicely. I decided to echo quilt in one direction which is great because I don’t have to mark it!
Hopefully, I’ll be done with the quilting in the next couple of weeks and onto the task of binding!
Category: Inklingo
Another progress shot
Forgot that I took this photo! This was taken while I attached the outer corners to the flower part of the New York Beauty.
Intersections
One of the things I love most about Inklingo is the accuracy of the sewing that is achievable! To be able to get perfect intersections like this is so gratifying!
Playing with EQ7
So I finally sat down to have a play with EQ7 and some Inklingo shapes. I received a newsletter from Accuquilt (part of my initial research into better template-makers before I found Inklingo) a while ago with this quilt featured:
http://www.accuquilt.com/go-cactus-flower-quilt.html
I saw it and thought the design was interesting and probably Inklingo-able. So I opened up EQ7 to redraw the quilt (and change the colors to something that suited me better) and while calculating all the shapes, I discovered that this is a variation on the 9″ Storm at Sea!
And then there was this cute pattern in another newsletter from Fat Quarter Shop:
http://fatquartershop.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/its-sew-emma-spotlight-color-me-crayons.html
I halved the size to see if it could be completely Inklingo-able, but there are some shapes that aren’t for sale.
I recoloured it and I’m calling it Rainbow Crayons.
Then I went back to the Inklingo site for the Drunkard’s Path EQ file and played with the block. I call this Colour Tabs.
More progress shots

Sewing this entirely by hand also meant hand-sewing the binding. In retrospect, sewing the binding before basting the layers would be much easier.

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I needed a place to talk about all the sewing I try to do. I’m in the middle of a few projects, but at least the one above is complete! More on that to come!





