We’re celebrating the “What is Inklingo” article in TQPM with a draw for a Gift Certificate for $50.
Cindy at TQPM wrote:
“It is in the October issue of the magazine which is only accessible to our subscribers. They log into their account and view the issue via the flip page version. They can also download the PDF version to save on their computer. The article is listed in the “Table of Contents” [on page 3]. However, they will find it as they read the issue.”
It happens to start on page 50 and $50 buys a LOT of Inklingo, but even if you are not the lucky winner you can order and download the free shape collection for Diamond-Triangle-Square and start inklingoing in the next few minutes.
UPDATE – WOW
FREE 4 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION TO TQPM!
NO STRINGS ATTACHED!
◊ Go to The Quilt Pattern Magazine‘s website.
◊ Click on the red pincushion near the top of the page.
◊ Enter your name and email address.
◊ Enter Guild or Group Code: MBG13
◊ Enter Guild or Group Name: QUILTER
◊ Complete the rest of the form and click Sign Up!
No strings! If at the end of 4 months you love TQPM as much as we think you will, you can purchase a subscription. If not, that’s it! You will not be billed or obligated in any way. In fact, no billing information is required now.
Isn’t this great? This means you can read the article about Inklingo on page 50 of the October issue even if you have not subscribed to TQPM before.
To enter the draw, please leave a comment.
The winner will be announced on November 1, 2013.
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Linda & Monkey
New to Inklingo? Order and download free shapes and start sewing in the next few minutes. Quick Start (Always FREE.) There are triangles, diamonds, and squares in the free collection—great for dozens of different blocks.
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Inklingo has changed my quilting life.I can’t imagine making quilts any other way now.Just print,cut and sew either by hand or machine or make a hybrid quilt using both methods.Love it.
I love Inklingo… always looking for new ways to do things and yours is so easy. Keep it coming. My only complaint, your tutes are only posted once a week.
Inklingo is a great concept for both hand and machine sewing. In short, it is a program for printing quilt patterns directly on to your fabrics. I have done quite a few Inklingo patterns and continue to enjoy the process. You really must go to Inklingo to check it out.
I love Inklingo! I can’t wait to start my next project – only problem is deciding which one!!!
Thanks to Inklingo quilting is so relaxing. I love quilting by hand and also by machine. Thanks so much for your wonderful and helpful site. This really is the best.
Inklingo is going along with me when I travel in retirement !
Hand piecing is a great option when you can’t bring your machine along.
I have many inklingo collections and they are what I go to first for any quilt I am making. I love love the accuracy and also the speed I can do the prep work .
Thank you Linda for an amazing product
Congratulations it is an honor well earned. Inklingo has made quilting even more fun!
Inklingo is a marvelous quiltmaking innovation. No more worries about that “scant quarter inch” seam allowance!
I would love to give inklingo a try-I just read about it and dream! If I won-dream no more.
I have been so intrigued by your posts about Patchwork of the crosses. So I know what I’ll be spending on if I win the gift certificate.
Inklingo is so easy to use. It makes piecing so VERY accurate. I absolutely LOVE Inklingo!!
I learn something new every time I drop in, and the pictures of the works in progress–out of this world. I’m drooling for Patchwork of the Crosses.
Thanks Linda for the chance to win an Inklingo $50 gift certificate.
I love everything about Inklingo! I’m so glad you have shared your wonderful method with all of us!!
I love inklingo. Still a newbie, and I never thought I’d hand piece anything,…
What is Inklingo? Only the coolest, most innovative, most technologically savvy quilting technique I have seen in a while. I had given up on hand work but Inklingo has given me a fabulous way to bring together all my computer toys and my love of quilting. I have been working with 1/2 inch FINISHED hexagons using this method and I am thrilled with the results.
I am fascinated by the pieced hexagons. A gift certificate would get the the share to get started.
Linda, I think you and Monkey are brilliant for creating Inklingo. I have been quilting, mostly applique, for over 29 years and have used a lot of notions and methods, but Inklingo is fantastic. Thanks to you both. Jan
I just realized (immediately after clicking on the ‘send’ button) that “TQPM” is for The Quilt Pattern Magazine …and that online magazine could be accessed by clicking on the HUGE text box that was part of your blog page!
There are sew many shapes I want to try. I love Inklingo.
Thanks for a chance to win.
Oh my, what a lovely give away…Monkey, you have really outdone yourself on this one….
What is the full name of “TQPM”? If that publication has an article about Inklingo…it is a magazine that would appeal to me! Inklingo provides an avenue of creativity that also offers fantastic results. Thank you, Linda Franz, for your frequent tutorials and for your sharing of all that is happening in the “Inklingo World”!
I have been eyeing Inklingo for a while now and just need to overcome my printer issues and try your free shapes. Thank you!
I’m just getting started with Inklingo and would love to win! I hear Kaleidoscope Stars calling my name. 🙂 Thanks for the great giveaway!
I love this web page.Hope to be a winner!
I’m a newbee to Inklingo first project on the go is the kaleidoscope stars am enjoying not having to use a template to Mark the diamond pieces. Just Print Cut Sew. So easy.
Congratulations on the page 50 article! Woo-hoo!
What fun it would be to win the gift certificate. I have just started to read and understand the working of the WONDERFUL Inklingo ideas. Linda has done an outstanding job.
WOW, and it’s not even Christmas!!! Thank you Linda for the opportunity! Would be a super special win!
I save up to buy different Inklingo products, and this would be marvellous, Helen
I would love to win a gift certificate for more Inklingo! If only I could redeem it for more time to work on my projects!
I’ve learned so much following your Wednesday Tutes – I had no idea you could fussy cut Inklingo shapes. I’m determined to give it a go!
I love Inklingo. I have a few finished projects and a few “in the works”.
I am looking forward to fussy cutting my next project and Inklingo is going to save me tons of time.
Congratulations on the article, Linda! I would love to win $50 worth of Inklingo, so please enter me in the draw. Thanks for the giveaway 🙂
so nice to see more of inklingo in magazines – I just left a comment someplace where a person was asking of epp and made sure she knew you could use inklingo instead (nicely 🙂 )
$50 can purchase a lot of inklingo – count me in
Great article. Hope to get a few more collections in the near future. As always I am impressed by you creativeness, Linda. Your generosity with the designs, and also the ease of using Inklingo!
I am having so much fun with Inklingo. Ready to put some borders on my first project – The secret garden and have also started the Periwinkle Quilt. My first totally hand pieced! and loving it. $50 would go a long way with some of the new designs!
great giveaway thanks
I have recently started an insanity quilt using Inklingo Hexagons. Can’t imagine doing it any other way!
Thanks for the give-a-way and a chance to win. I would love to win so that I could use to get the Wedding Ring shapes. Sandra Fidler
Grats on the article! Would love to win a chance to get more shapes! Do I need to leave a comment in TQPM or here? Thanks for all your hard work – you make quilting easier for all of us!
Thank you so much for this chance! Haven’t actually tried this yet; can hardly wait!!!
I think this is a brilliant concept! I have downloaded the sampler pkg but summertime has gotten in the way ;( Hope to start on a project soon!
I love your site and I really really love the method of Inklingo and especially the kalidosope stars can’t wait to make them,thanks for inventing Inklingo
How generous…I would love to win!
I hope I win this!! I know exactly what to get with this!
Congratulations on another article about Inklingo! What a fabulously generous giveaway – a $50 Inklingo gift certificate gets a whole LOT of Inklingo!!
Thanks for the chance to win some of your shapes
I luvvvvvv Inklingo and someone is always gracious enough to answer any and all questions!