Export your mock-ups

Sometimes you’d like to share your design on social media or save it in your device to use when sewing your project. With Quilt Ink this is as easy as clicking twice.

You have two export options: in PNG format or PDF format. Both options include exporting just a mock up of your design or the mock up along with the information about the design (layout, colors used, size, pattern information and link).

You can export the QuitlInk mock-ups from seversal places:
1. Coloring pages.
2. Mock-ups in the Wall.
3. Mock-ups in the profile page.

COLORING PAGES

On the right side of your screen you’ll see several icons.

Click on the square with an arrow icon

A new window will pop up as shown below. First, select on the left side top menu if you wish to save the full page with several info about the pattern and fabric/colors used, or just an image of your mock-up.

Once you’ve chosen an option, on the right side of the top menu, click on the format needed: pdf or png.

The file will download automatically.

MOCK-UPS CARDS

From the mock-ups cards in the Wall and in the profile pages, you can also export the layouts.

For that, just click over the square with an arrow icon located at the bottom right of the card, and follow the same steps explained above.

If you have any questions or concerns related to export your mock-ups or any aspect of using QuiltInk, we are here to help. You can reach out to us via email at info@quiltink.com or through the chat on our Instagram platform (@quilt_ink).

New Pattern: Ethereal

Title: Ethereal

Designer: Sew Joyful Studio

Technique: Traditional piecing and curve piecing

Sizes: 3

The Ethereal #quiltpattern is the new pattern by Rachel from Sew Joyful Studio that will be released on August 4th. It’s ready in QuitlInk for you to start planning your unique version. Don’t miss it and share all your #mockups with us, we can’t wait to see them all!
 
The #etherealquilt  was inspired by the beauty in a kaleidoscope or stained glass, allowing for playfulness with different color combinations, bursts of color and light! Ethereal is a block based quilt pattern and includes 3 standard sizes: Baby (48″x48″), Large Throw (72″x72″), Bed (72″x96″). Traditional construction techniques such as half square triangles are used, while also giving you the chance to try out sewing with curves!

New Pattern: Lone Star

Title: Lone Star

Designer: Plains and Pine

Technique: Traditional piecing

Sizes: 4

The Lone Star Quilt pattern is the new Quilt Workshop by Lindlee from Plains and Pine coming at the end of August 2023. If you are looking for a fall project with the assistance of the designer of the pattern you can’t miss it! You will find all the info at the Lindlee website and you can now plan your version with QuiltInk!
 
This Lone Star quilt pattern is an Intermediate quilt pattern. The pattern requires cutting and sewing on a bias, matching diamond points, and sewing inset seams. The pattern comes with 3 sizes: Crib (58″x58″), Throw (72″x72″), and Bed (83″x90″ and it is written with 11 colors, but can be made with fewer colors if desired. 
 
If you are not yet part of the QuiltInk community, register for free, you will be able to color, save and share with us your unique #mockups.

New Pattern: Medusa

Title: Medusa

Designer: The Plucky Stitch

Technique: Foudation Paper Piecing

Sizes: 1

Meet Medusa, the gorgeous #foundationpaperpiecing #quiltpatter by Carrie from The Plucky Stitch. If you like this technique and the high detailed designs this is your pattern! 
 
The #medusaquilt is a representation of the infamous Greek Monster, Medusa. It is to make a wall hanging of 40″ x 50″. It has an advanced intermediate difficulty. The pattern is to make it in 16 colors but you can custom it as you wish!.
 
Visit Carrie’s website to know more about her job and get your copy of this amazing pattern. And if you are not yet part of our #quiltinkcommunity, register for free in our platform and start coloring. You will be able to save your #mockups and share them into our public Wall.

Install QuiltInk as an app

QuiltInk is a versatile web application that can be accessed on both mobile devices and computers. 

To use QuiltInk, simply open your preferred web browser and visit the website at https://www.quiltink.com. Once you’re on the website, you can start using QuiltInk directly in your browser without the need for any additional installations or downloads. Whether you’re on a mobile device or a computer, QuiltInk offers a seamless and user-friendly experience for all quilting enthusiasts.

QuiltiInk is not available in any application stores (App Store, Google Play, …). 

QuiltInk is a web application that offers the possibility of installing it as an app on mobile devices. This installation option provides several advantages:

 

  • Faster Access: By installing QuiltInk as an app, you can access it more quickly compared to opening a browser, entering the URL, and waiting for the website to load. With the app installed, you can simply tap its icon and start using it right away.
  • Seamless Login: If you have a QuiltInk account, installing it as an app eliminates the need to log in every time you want to access QuiltInk. Once you open the app, your account will already be logged in, saving you time and hassle. However, please note that this applies as long as you haven’t logged into your QuiltInk account on another device.
 
The procedure to install QuiltInk as an app may vary depending on the operating system of your device. Here are the general steps for installing QuiltInk as an app on different platforms:

IOS

For iOS (iPhone/iPad) Devices, the “Install as an app” button on the home page may not provide automatic installation. In that case, you can follow the steps below to add QuiltInk to your home screen manually:

  1. Visit https://www.quiltink.com with Safari.
  2. Tap the Share icon at the bottom of the screen (represented by a square with an arrow).
  3. In the Share menu, scroll down and look for the option “Add to Home Screen”.
  4. Tap on the option, and a preview of the app icon will appear.
  5. Customize the name for the app if prompted, and then tap “Add” or “Done”.
  6. QuiltInk will be added to your home screen as an app icon, and you can access it by tapping on the icon.

For Android Devices:

There are 2 ways to install QuitInk as an app in the android Devices:

1. “Install QuiltInk as an app” button in the QuiltInk home page:

  1. Visit https://www.quiltink.com with Chrome browser.
  2.  In the Home page below the header you will see a button, “Install as an app”. Click “Ok” and it will be done!

2.  If the previous way doesn’t work for you, follow the next steps:

  1. Open the QuiltInk website (https://www.quiltink.com) in your browser.
  2. Tap the browser menu (usually represented by three dots) and look for the option “Add to Home Screen” or “Install App”.
  3. Tap on the option, and a prompt will appear asking you to confirm the installation.
  4. Customize the name for the app if prompted, and then tap “Add” or “Install”.
  5. QuiltInk will be added to your home screen as an app icon, and you can access it by tapping on the icon.

If you have any questions or concerns related to the info and statistics in QuiltInk or any aspect of using QuiltInk, we are here to help. You can reach out to us via email at info@quiltink.com or through the chat on our Instagram platform (@quilt_ink).

New Pattern: Night Bloom

Title: Night Bloom

Designer: Julia Wachs Desings

Technique: Foudation Paper Piecing

Sizes: 4

Meet the Night Bloom by Julia from Julia Wachs Designs, just released some days ago and ready in QuiltInk for you to plan your version!

The #nightbloomquilt has intense geometric lines that create bold and striking quilt design. It’s a #foundationpaperpiecing #quiltpattern for advanced beginner quilters. It comes in 4 sizes: Crib, Throw, Twin, and Bed, and 2 different colorways: 5 colors and 7 colors.

Check Julia’s website to know more about the pattern and her amazing projects. And remember to share your #quiltinkmockups with us! We can’t wait to see them all!

Mockupmonday #56

How is your summer going? We are having really high temperatures here in Spain, it’s hard to handle and not the best time to sew. So, here it is a new #Qink_mockupmonday so you can get inspired for your next projects and startcoloring it with QuitlInk!
 
We want to thank all our #quiltinkcommunity for the amazing contributions to our #quiltinkwall. And if you want to be part of it, you only need to register for free, color as much as you want and share your #mockups with us!

New Pattern: Astrea

Title: Astrea 

Designer: A Piece of Quiet Quilts

Technique: Traditional Piecing

Sizes: 3

It’s release day for the Astrea Quilt pattern by Meghan from A piece of Quiet Quilts. Discover all the color possibilities of this amazing pattern in QuiltInk! We can’t wait to see all your mock-ups!
 
The #astreaquilt is a modern pattern with a unique star design for confident beginner quilters. It comes in 3 sizes: Crib, Throw and Twin, and Includes detailed diagrams, step-by-step instructions.
 
Don’t miss Meghan`s wonderful quilt versions at her wbesite and support her!

New Pattern: Stay Awhile table runner

Title: Stay Awhile Table Runner

Designer: Heart Lake Quilts

Technique: Traditional Piecing

Sizes: 1

The Stay Awhile table runner pattern is the second pattern by Kristin from Heart Lake Quilts uploaded to QuitlInk. It’s a great pattern to make over and over again to freshen up your seasonal table with a little bit of charm. 
 
The #stayawhiletablerunner is a beginner pattern to make a #tablerunner of 14” x 66”. It is fat quarter friendly and full of color possibilities! 
 
Remember to register to our plataform to be able to save and share your #mockups. We can’t wait to see them all!
 

New Pattern: Issue 11 MQM

Title: Issue 11 

Designer: Modish Quilter Magazine

Technique: Traditional Piecing, Pieceing with curves, FPP

Its release day Issue 11 of Modish Quilter Magazine and all the patterns published there are now available for you to plan any of those projects.
 
4 patterns you can’t miss!
 
1. Color Code by @modisquilter. Its size is 54″ x 66″. Great way to show off a wide range of colors and a perfect gift for teachers and artists.
 
2. Prism Point by Sylcia Shaeffer from Flying Parrot Quilts @flyingparrotquilts. An easy FPP pattern. Its size is 45″ x 62.5″.  Great use of negative space!
 
3. Magical Hour by Vickeidy Plybon of Sew Spicious @sewspicious.Its size is 62″ x 70″. It’s an easy pattern with curves for beginners and a great way to show off your favorite color palette.
 
4. Orchid Garden by Meghan Morris of A Piece of Quiet Quilts @apieceofquietquilts. 2 sizes, 48″ x 48″ and 72″ x 72″. A beautiful geometric floral design, great for an ombre of colors.
 
Visit Modish Quilter Magazine website to get your copy of this amazing new Issue full of invaluable info, patterns and tips! And remember to share your #quiltinkmockups with us!