The Inkling QAL was my second quilt along (find all the info about Harvest Star QAL here!), and it was just such an absolute blast! The BEST Inkling quilts were created, full of creativity! If you didn’t take part in the quilt along, there were a lot of tips and tricks that were shared throughout the weeks. If you’re planning on making your own Inkling quilt, these could be very useful for you! Inkling QALContinue reading
I’ve been saving all of my little leftover triangles from making stitch & flip blocks for the Inkling quilt pattern and converting them into all sorts of fun things. For example, turning the scraps-turned-HSTs into tiny star blocks! For the scraps from my Posy Inkling quilt, however, I thought that a coordinating lumbar pillow would be just the trick. I started by sewing together all of my stitch & flip scraps together – one printContinue reading
Ruby Star Society released their Spring 2020 collections recently and oh boy are they beautiful. Among them is Whatnot by Rashida Coleman Hale, which I was lucky enough to use for an Inkling quilt! Inkling is now available in the shop! Find it in both pdf and paper versions. Whatnot will ship to quilt shops in the fall. I love the bright, cheery colors and that some of the prints are almost an i-spy gameContinue reading
The moment I saw this fabric line, I knew it needed to become an Inkling quilt STAT! Isn’t it lovely? It is Posy fabric by Annabel Wrigley for Windham Fabrics and it releases this November. I was lucky enough to get my hot little hands on an advance bundle in time to create this Inkling quilt for the release. Buy Inkling! I chose my 16 favorite prints from the Posy fabric collection to make theContinue reading
Inkling is here! Inkling is heerrrreee! I’m so excited for this pattern and its possibilities. I’ve made 4 so far and I’m not ready to stop. In fact, I’m hosting a quilt along because this pattern is too fun! What makes the Inkling quilt so great? Firstly, it is super fat quarter friendly. Grab your favorite bundle and some background fabric and we’re off and running! Second, because of the way the block components areContinue reading
