Had something kinda interesting happen today. You, know, I've been saying nice things about Inklingo and Linda Franz (the creator), and how much I'm enjoying using Inklingo, and I showed ome of my Inklingo pieces? I sent an email to Linda asking her about the new designs coming out. In her answer, she commented on my pictures on my blog. I had not alerted her that I mentioned her. They must have some system that monitors for "mentions" of their products.
Here's a pic of fabric coming out of my printer: This is a test strip to check that the ink will wash out. I also use it to check what color I want to print on the next fabric.
You iron freezer paper onto your fabric right side, run it thru your printer so it prints the shapes on the wrong side, then cut apart the shapes into perfectly sized pieces. The seam lines are printed on it too, so you can really SEE where you need to sew, either by machine or by hand. I'm enjoying it!
I had a computer guru here today to make my printers obey. When my husband tells them to do something, they listen, but not to me. Must be a male printer??? But they seem to be scared of me now.
Showing posts with label Linda Franz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linda Franz. Show all posts
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
The Meaning of Life
Hah! Sucked you in with that title, did I?
I got busy working on Celtic Solstice today. The pattern is written for either a king-sized quilt, or a 72" x 72". Neither size is what I can really use, so Linda Franz of Inklingo helped me determine how many units I need to make it a queen-sized quilt. I need 81 squares, 9 x 9. So I printed extra pieces.
Here are some of the units I put together. I can't believe how well they go together with Inklingo! As long as I follow directions (lol), they fit just fine.
I got busy working on Celtic Solstice today. The pattern is written for either a king-sized quilt, or a 72" x 72". Neither size is what I can really use, so Linda Franz of Inklingo helped me determine how many units I need to make it a queen-sized quilt. I need 81 squares, 9 x 9. So I printed extra pieces.
Here are some of the units I put together. I can't believe how well they go together with Inklingo! As long as I follow directions (lol), they fit just fine.
I also worked on my Superior University lesson. This one was with Razzle Dazzle thread and Annies Soft and Stable batting. I'm looking forward to progressing in these lesson plans. This lesson was mug rugs.
On another note, I got my teeth cleaned today. See how sparkling they are?? I'm smiling at you! Smile back, please. Anyhow, I have to get a root canal. Not looking forward to this one! Sigh...
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