You will be printing in no time!

Inklingo is the quilting tool we've always wanted.

Make better quilts in less time, whether you want to prepare shapes for machine piecing, hand piecing, or appliqué. Iit is easy to get started—FREE!

Inklingo prints shapes on fabric with any ordinary Inkjet printer to eliminate measuring, templates, and special tools.

Fabric prints just like paper when it is stabilized with freezer paper, and Inklingo shapes are printed with colors of ink that wash out easily.

FREE FAST START  To get started, I recommend downloading the free shape collection and Guided Tour. It is just like placing a normal order (add to cart, check out), except that it is free, so you will not be asked for payment information.

Chapter 1 of The Inklingo Handbook is included in the free collection and also available from links at the bottom of several product pages.

All prices in US dollars.

The free shape collection includes diamonds, triangles, and squares (perfect for 4.5 inch LeMoyne Star) and also includes the first chapter of The Inklingo Handbook, "Printing with Inklingo," so you have all of the information you need to print on fabric. The Guided Tour includes cool tips for navigating in a PDF in Adobe Reader.

Why do I have to place an order before I download?
Free downloads have the same copy protection as the others, so when you decide to pay for an Inklingo download there are no surprises. This free offer is an incentive to learn how to download. You are only asked for your address and password, and nothing is ever shared. (There is a link to the privacy policy at the bottom of every page.) When you discover the benefits of Inklingo as a quilting tool, we know you'll be back.

There are links to great sources of information at the bottom of this page, and you will want to join the Inklingo Yahoo group to connect with new and experienced Inklingoists.

 
This short video (3 minutes) will help you find your way around in the free shape collection—or any collection!When you learn about Inklingo, we think you will agree that it is the best thing to happen to quilting since the rotary cutter.