Grandmas quilt
05-20-2008, 11:34 AM
#51
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Great State of TeXas
Posts: 210
Afternoon Ladies!
I am old & slow but eventually, I mosey on back here! (just joshing you! :mrgreen: ) You folks are so super talented in your quilting that I am afraid to be off long! Don't wanna miss anything!
The Ink Lingo is a nifty thing. It does indeed print on the fabric. (You iron your fabric to to freezer paper. The only hard part is remembering which side to run through the printer!)It prints the seam lines, the sewing lines, even cross hairs where the seam intersect. And yes, you then cut out the pieces.
While machine piecers can benefit, it is a "super tool" for hand piecers. And that is what I primarily am.
Humbird, I would be honored for you to "copy" my border on the GFG!
Incidently, it is 103* as I type this message. We have brutal summers in Texas.
Thanks again for your kind comments & for over looking my typing along off topic!
Riley
I am old & slow but eventually, I mosey on back here! (just joshing you! :mrgreen: ) You folks are so super talented in your quilting that I am afraid to be off long! Don't wanna miss anything!
The Ink Lingo is a nifty thing. It does indeed print on the fabric. (You iron your fabric to to freezer paper. The only hard part is remembering which side to run through the printer!)It prints the seam lines, the sewing lines, even cross hairs where the seam intersect. And yes, you then cut out the pieces.
While machine piecers can benefit, it is a "super tool" for hand piecers. And that is what I primarily am.
Humbird, I would be honored for you to "copy" my border on the GFG!
Incidently, it is 103* as I type this message. We have brutal summers in Texas.
Thanks again for your kind comments & for over looking my typing along off topic!
Riley
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
