Clue #8 – mystery solved!
I like it!
I took the photo outside, in full sunlight, so the quilt looks a little bit washed out.
Thank you, Linda Franz, for making Inklingo, and the New York Wheel, fun!
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WooHoo! Clues #6 and #7 of the Inklingo Case of the Secret Garden mystery are solved!
I am determined not to let this one become a cold case!
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Linda Franz, over at Inklingo, has created a mystery, using the New York Wheel block, to teach us the benefits and how-to’s of using Inklingo.
You can find The Case of the Secret Garden (COTSG) Clue #1 here.
For me, the hardest part is choosing which fabrics to use. Linda keeps it simple with just four choices; a light, a medium, a dark and an accent.
Ummmm…yeah…I said it was hard for me.
Linda’s choices are soft and elegant. I’m trying, really I am, but I think the gold may sneak back when no one is looking.
Clue #2 teaches us to print on our fabric (the back side of course).
I love this! No paper piecing, no tracing, no plastic (or cardboard templates)!
The cutting, sewing, and matching lines are easy to see, and there is very little wasted fabric!
Don’t mind my post-it notes. What a fabulous invention for aiding memory retention!
To see wonderful projects using various Inklingo collections, visit the project blog. Lots of eye candy; you just might get inspired!
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LC's Cottage 