MAIN HEXAGON PAGE

Print hundreds of perfect hexagons on fabric (or on paper for templates) in a few minutes and spend your time stitching instead of basting and prepping. It's more portable and more fun. All kinds of hexagons are easier with Inklingo.

All Inklingo shapes are named with the finished size.
(Size comparison PDF)

See why quilters love Inklingo Hexagons.

Love the lines. Quilt more!

Design books have the "how to."
Downloadable Shapes are the shapes to print on fabric.

When you buy hexagon shapes, the design book is free. If you buy the design book first ($10), the payment is credited when you buy the shapes.  (Details) (This does not apply for Rose Star or Spool Blocks.)

GOOD NEWS

Hexagons are not just for quilters who like English Paper Piecing. 

It is much easier to print the shapes on fabric with Inklingo (TWO methods of fussy cutting) and sew with a running stitch. Quilters tell me they can start and finish 3 or 4 POTC blocks with Inklingo in the time it would take to make ONE with EPP.

On the other hand, there are 8 Good Ways to Use Inklingo for EPP if that is the method you love.

There is an excellent article on Kerry's blog about why she switched from EPP to Inklingo. 

Paper Pieces to Print

If EPP is the method you love, you can print your own templates with Inklingo. See all the advantages of Inklingo paper pieces compared to other paper templates: Paper Pieces to Print.

You receive the Inklingo Hexagon Quilt Design Book (PDF download) when you order hexagons! Please click on the covers for detailed descriptions.

This is the Main Hexagon Page. You might also be interested in the Main Lucy Boston Page for other hexagons.

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Why Quilters Love Inklingo Hexagons

1. Unusual & Beautiful Designs

Follow any pattern or use the time you save to create exciting settings and color combinations. The design book (free with shapes) will inspire you.

The extra half and quarter shapes are great for pieced hexagons, like Candied Hexagons or VariHex, or for finishing your quilt with a straight edge.

2. Simple to Decide How Much Fabric

There are diagrams in every shape collection which show how many shapes you can cut from a yard of fabric.

3. Easy to Cut

No measuring. No templates. Use a rotary cutter or scissors. No expensive cutting machines required—and there are stitching lines and matching marks printed on every shape!

4. Sew with a Running Stitch or by Machine

Sew with a running stitch instead of whip-stitching over templates with English Paper Piecing!

It is more portable, more fun, more precise, and faster! And the stitches don't show on the front!

If you want to sew by machine, choose the larger sizes. The design book includes instructions for continuous stitching by hand, precision machine piecing, and how to combine hand and machine piecing (hybrid piecing) for the best of both worlds—speed and portability.

5. Fussy Cut

Yes, you can Fussy Cut (Fussy Print) with Inklingo. (2 minute video) This is especially popular with quilters who are making Lucy Boston Patchwork of the Crosses (POTC).

6. Print scraps and Jelly Rolls

Monkey shows you how to print on Jelly Rolls on the All About Inklingo blog.

6. You can finish an EPP UFO with Inklingo!

"English Paper Piecing Rescue" is one of the most popular pages on the All About Inklingo blog!

7. Sew Hexagons by Machine for Grandmother's Flower Garden

A new video on the blog gives my best tips for sewing hexagons (or any inset seams!) by machine. You can do it!

. . . and another video by hand.

The Quiltmaker featured Inklingo hexagons and there is an article on their Quilty Pleasures blog.

I could go on and on . . .

IMPORTANT  If you are new to Inklingo, I recommend starting on the Main Beginner's Page.

The FREE shape collection (Diamond Triangle Square) includes the first chapter of The Inklingo Handbook. Check out the Top Ten Tutes on the blog, and start printing.

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