POTC Hexagons 90° 1 inch Download
US$35.00
Print on fabric for a replica of Patchwork of the Crosses (POTC) for better results than with acrylic templates.
Original size.
Sew by hand with a running stitch or by machine, or both (recommended), or print templates for English Paper Piecing. Includes bonus shapes.
Description
DOWNLOAD – SHAPE COLLECTION 583 Pages
System Requirements – Free Inklingo Quilt Studio and any ordinary Inkjet printer.
POTC blocks are made with only one shape—the hexagon—and the blocks are linked with squares
These unusual shapes are used for a straight edge on the quilt.
These bonus shapes give you even more design options.
Features of the 1-inch Hexagons 90° (POTC) Shape Collection (Download)
- shapes with seam allowances to print on fabric (notice the precision corners and matching marks!)
- bonus shapes to finish the edges
- diagrams showing how much fabric you need
- shapes without seam allowances to print on paper (just in case you want templates for EPP)
See many more gorgeous POTC blocks on Pinterest too!
Love the lines. Quilt more!
Bonus
Monkey says there’s a little something extra on the Lucy Boston – Main Page—videos, more sizes, inspiration, tutorials, and info.
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Fern (verified owner) –
i attempted and abandoned Lucy Boston’s quilt some 12 years ago. Inklingo makes it easy-peasy to make an complex, exquisite and magnificent quilt. I am having so much fun with mine now. Thank you.
Erin (verified owner) –
My mother’s cat has to sleep in the middle of my blocks whenever I work on this at her house. I’m thinking of renaming this one “Patchwork of the Cat.” This is another quilt I probably wouldn’t have attempted without Inklingo. The ability to print cutting and stitching lines on all the background shapes and most of my coordinating fabrics has been a time saver! You can see some of my blocks here: http://aprairiehome.com/patchwork-of-the-crosses/
Jeannette (verified owner) –
How do you spell splendid? I think “Inklingo” and “Power of the Cross” says it all to me. I even broke down and bought some fat quarters that will fussy cut stunningly for this project. And it’s almost too easy to hand sew with Inklingo.
Joan F (verified owner) –
This pattern goes together in so many different ways. Fussy cutting and pattern repeats can make the block pop. Inklingo is a great tool for it.
Nancy (verified owner) –
Continuation. All of the Inklingo collections that I have used are of the highest quality. Thank you Linda and Monkey!
Joan (verified owner) –
Maryam has said it all 🙂 This is just the best design to work with and so very addictive. I have a over 70 blocks done for a King size quilt …and am currently putting them all together…. . I would NEVER had attempted this quilt, or made it the size I have, if it hadn’t been for Linda’s wonderful Inklingo. All the peices really go together so well, and fit together with perfection.
Maryam (verified owner) –
Inklingo is by far the best and easiest way to work with this shape. The cutting and sewing lines on the back of the fabric make it perfect each and every time. I never dreamed something so complicated and difficult looking could be achieved so effortlessly!