Inklingo is . . . a digital file which prints shapes on fabric with any ordinary Inkjet printer.
Inklingo is . . .PRINT - CUT - SEW Inklingo is . . . for all types of piecing and appliqué. Inklingo is . . . the quilting tool we’ve always wanted. Inklingo is . . . so innovative, it is patented!
Just print, cut, and sew. Iron freezer paper to the fabric, and print perfect shapes with Inklingo. No measuring. No math. No special tools. You can even cut with scissors if you don't have a rotary cutter.
Inklingo is the best way to go straight to the fun part. Choose your fabrics, start sewing sooner, finish faster!
Inklingo is a simple and economical way to save time and make better quilts.
simplifies the cutting
simplifies the sewing
tells you how much fabric you need and uses it efficiently
allows you to cut with a rotary cutter or scissors (kid friendly)
great for speed cutting, even several layers at a time
Inklingo is
compatible with scraps, Jelly Rolls, nickels and even "fussy cutting"
compatible with any book or pattern
perfect for beginning quilters and for children
especially useful for complicated designs like Feathered Star, Storm At Sea, Double Wedding Ring, and many others
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PRINT - CUT - SEW is simpler, faster, more accurate, and makes complicated designs simpler.
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Inklingo is fabulous for young, cool quilters and mature, wise quilters, whether they use a rotary cutter or scissors.
"I think this is the "next revolution" in quilting, equal to the rotary cutter, paper piecing, acrylic templates and Internet groups." - Mary in Wisconsin
"The more I sew using your terrific system, the more I love it! What's more; I find I have a hard time doing anything NOT Inklingo. If I see a pattern not suited to Inklingo, it rapidly gets shunted away from any kind of priority!" Claudia in Spain
"Seeing Inklingo reminds me of the first time I saw a rotary cutter!"