This is it! I hope you like the Case of the Diamond Necklace as much as I do!
The suspense is over. This is the final scene. Of course, just like any good mystery, there is one final plot twist in Clue # 8.
COTDN Clue # 8 (10 pages, PDF to download)
If you are new to the site, please watch the video on the Welcome to Inklingo page on the website. It will help you get started printing on fabric.
I hope you have been telling your friends about how you print on fabric for the COTDN mystery quilt. It is for beginners AND for experienced Inklingo quilters.
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- COTDN Clue # 8 (10 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 7 (11 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 6 (6 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 5 (4 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 4 (5 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 3 (10 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 2 (8 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Clue # 1 (5 pages, PDF to download)
- COTDN Intro Notes (4 pages, PDF to download)
We have covered some dazzling info in the mystery clues! You should have become more familiar with the resources on the website and the two methods of fussy cutting that we use with Inklingo.
You should be confident that you can sew ANY pieced hexagon with a running stitch, no matter what the shapes and no matter whether the shapes are available from Inklingo.
By the way, the clues for the Case of the Secret Garden (COTSG) and the Case of the Stranger in Margaritaville (COTSIM) are still on the blog, and they are great for beginners too.
I can hardly wait to see and share your mystery quilts too! Thank you for being part of the adventure.
Linda & Monkey
New to Inklingo? Order and download free shapes and start sewing in the next few minutes. Main Beginner’s Page There are triangles, diamonds, and squares in the free collection—great for dozens of different blocks.
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