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Mockupmonday #57

After some weeks, a new #QInk_Mockupmonday is here with more than 100 #mockups! The perfect inspiration for your upcoming projects!

Patterns and designers on this video are:

Perseids by Alexandra Bordallo

Family Heart by Amarar Creacions

Vertigo by Capital A Quilts

Stay Awhile by Heart Lake Quilts

AMQG BO 23 by Heather Joyce

Paper Lanterns by Kileys Quilt Room

Pipilota by Mommy and Me Quilt Co.

Arrow Stone by The Crafty Quilter Designs

Horse by ThePluckyStitch

Astra by Zahm Co

Cairn and

Old Pine by Bookends Quilting

Family Rings and

Lyla Jean by DueNorthHandmade

Blomma and

Blomma II by Sand & Stars

Forest Flowers,

PlayfulPlacement and

Whale’s Tail by Cedar Quilt Co.

Bloem,

Orbiter and

Rebel by Libs Elliott

Cosmic Cactus by Lou Lou & Betty

Cabin Nights by Prairie Quilt Co.

Ethereal by SewJoyfulStudio

Cross Track and

Home Track by CMarie Quilts

Assemblage and

Shuttle by Glad Hand Sews

Liden’s Joy,

Rhapsody,

Rhapsody Rainbow and

Ella Jane by Crafty Moose Quilts

Astrea by APieceofQuietQuilts

Baseline,ç

Memo,

Diamond Haze,

Palette,

Chillin’ with my Gnomies,

Orchid Garden and

Summer Hex by ModishQuilterMagazine

Springtide Sample by Prime Time Quilt Co

Wolf Point and

Lone Star by Plains and Pine

Carbide,

Betsy and

Happy Camper by Modern Moon Quilt Studio

Garden Glow,

Welcome Home and

Sky Cabin by Toad and Sew

Your Account

Although QuiltInk can be used by any user without the need for an account, having an account can enhance the user experience while coloring with QuiltInk. There are several benefits associated with having an account, including:

Coloring with Printed Fabrics: Account holders have the ability to color patterns using printed fabrics, which can provide a more realistic representation of the final quilt. Check the “Custom Palettes & Printed Fabrics” tutorial for more info about it.
Saving Mock-ups: Users can save their mock-ups as finished versions or drafts, allowing them to resume or make changes to their work later on.
Sharing Mock-ups on the QuiltInk Wall: Account holders can share their finished mock-ups on the QuiltInk Wall, where other users can appreciate and provide feedback on their creations.
Saving Favorites: Users can save mock-ups from other users as favorites, allowing them to easily access and refer back to the designs that inspire them.
Private Room Access: Account holders have the opportunity to be included in private rooms, where they can color and share patterns with a select group of individuals.
Personalization and Networking: Users can personalize their account by sharing photos, personal information, and contact details with other users. They can also explore other users’ personal pages, view their mock-ups, and connect with them through the provided contact information.

When one user signs up on QuiltInk will get an account, with a private profile page and a public profile page. Check the info below to know more about them. And if you don’t have yet an account in QuiltInk, register now, it’s free!

Profile Page

When a user registers on QuiltInk, they can access their Profile page by clicking on the “Profile” icon (4th) located in the bottom bar of QuiltInk. The profile page is a dedicated space for users to manage their personal information, as well as their own mock-ups and favorites.

The Profile Page on QuiltInk consists of three main parts:

Top Bar
Profile Info
User Mock-ups

Top Bar

At the top bar of the Profile Page, users will find the following:

Tutorials (“?” icon)

By clicking on the tutorials icon, users can access a dedicated Tutorials page where they can learn about all the features in QuiltInk. There are exclusive tutorials available for Supporters, Designers, and Fabric Shops, focusing on the specific features relevant to each user profile.
The tutorial section allows users to track which tutorials they have already read and which ones are still pending. Unread tutorials are indicated with a red border.
The red circle with a number indicates the number of tutorials that are still pending to be read. If the QuiltInk team adds new tutorials, this number will increase.
If you feel that any tutorials are missing, please provide feedback to the QuiltInk team.

Notifications (“Bell” icon)

The notifications icon, represented by a bell, allows users to check all the news published by QuiltInk. These news items can include updates about new patterns added to QuiltInk, new options or features available, upcoming events, and more.
The small red button with a number indicates the number of unread news notifications.
By clicking on the bell icon, users will see a list of the latest news published. They have the option to “Show All” to visit a page where they can check all the news published in QuiltInk and “Mark all as read” to mark all notifications as read.

News and public tutorials can also be accessed from the home page of QuiltInk. However, the specific tutorials for Supporters, Designers, and Fabric Shops can only be seen on the Profile page of users who have subscribed to these profiles.

The Manage your Account section, represented by the “Person” icon, provides users with a list of actions they can perform within their QuiltInk account:

Edit Profile, by clicking here users can manage:
- Personal information: Users can set up a profile photo and description to be viewed by other users.
- External links: Users can add up to three external links, such as their website, Facebook profile, and Instagram profile. These links will appear, with an icon, in the user’s profile info box, allowing others to easily access them.
- Change password: Users can change their account password from this option.
- Share email with others: By enabling this option, the user’s email address will be displayed in their personal info box with an “Envelope” icon, allowing other users to contact them via email.
- Restrict the exporting mock-ups option: By default, when users register on QuiltInk, other users have the ability to export their mock-ups. However, if a user does not want their mock-ups to be exported by others, they can uncheck this option at the bottom of the edit profile data page. This will make the export button in the Wall inoperative for their mock-ups.
Subscribe to QuiltInk: If you don’t have a subscription, you can access the subscription pages for Supporters, Designers, or Fabric Shop Plans from here.
My Plan: Users who have already subscribed to a plan, whether their subscription is active or not, can manage their subscription in the ‘My Plan’ section. Here, they can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel their subscription, change plans, update payment card details, address information, download invoices, and more.
Log out.

Profile Info

At the top section of the profile page, users can view their profile information, including their username, photo, description, social links, and email info (if provided). If the user has upgraded their account to become a Supporter, Designer, or Fabric Shop member in QuiltInk, it will be indicated displaying their name in Quiltink plus the username, and a badge with “Supporter,” “Designer,” or “Fabric Shop.”

At the right side, or below for mobile devices, the profile description, users will find a set of buttons to manage various features in QuiltInk. The buttons displayed will depend on the user’s profile type. Here is an overview of the buttons available for different user profiles:

Basic Users:
- My Palettes: This button allows users to manage the printed fabrics they want to upload to QuiltInk.
- Private Rooms: Users can access this button when they have been included in one of the private rooms.
Supporters, Designers, and Fabric Shops, depending on the features of the profile will see some of the following buttons:
- My Palettes: Similar to basic users, this button allows management of printed fabrics.
- Private Patterns: This button is available for Supporters and Fabric Shops to manage their private patterns.
- Manage Patterns: Designers can access this button to manage all their patterns.
- Kit Patterns: This button allows Fabric Shops to set up and manage their Kits.
- Private Rooms: Supporters, Designers, and Fabric Shops can access this button to manage private rooms.

Users with upgraded profiles, such as Supporters, Designers, and Fabric Shops, can refer to their specific profile tutorials to learn more about the features and functionalities available to them.

MOCK-UPS

In the section below the profile information on the private profile page, users will find three tabs:

Finished (n.): This tab displays the user’s finished mock-ups. It is indicated by a “Cloud” icon, and the number of finished mock-ups is shown next to the label.
These color versions of mock-ups can be shared on the public Wall using the “Eye” icon.
Once a mock-up is finished, it cannot be modified directly. To make changes, the user needs to create a draft from the finished mock-up using the “+” icon.
Draft (n.): The Draft tab shows the user’s unfinished mock-ups. It is indicated by a “Crossed Cloud” icon, and the number of draft mock-ups is displayed next to the label.
These mock-ups cannot be shared on the public Wall, but they can be modified directly using the “Palette” icon. Users can also duplicate a draft to create another draft if needed.
Once a draft is finished, it can be turned into a finished mock-up by clicking the “Cloud” icon.
Favorites (n.): The Favorites tab contains mock-ups from other users that the you have saved as favorites by clicking the star in the Wall. These mock-ups cannot be modified directly. To make changes, the user needs to create a draft from the favorite mock-up using the “+” icon.

Each mockup displays a badge indicating the type of pattern and its status. This way, you can quickly identify whether it’s a public or private pattern, a community pattern, a mockup created in a private room, or if the pattern is inactive or disabled. Each badge is color-coded to aid in easy distinction.

Inactive Mockups cannot be shared in public Walls, only the private room ones.

Disabled cannot be shared on any Wall, modified, or duplicated. They can only be exported.

For more info about all the mock-ups options, please visit the “Manage QuiltInk Mock-ups” tutorial.

Public Profile Page

Public profile pages in QuiltInk are dedicated pages that display a user’s public information, allowing other users to view and interact with their content. The content and layout of a public profile page differ based on the user’s profile type:

Basic user:
- Profile info: This section includes the user’s profile photo, username, description, and external links.
- Mock-ups: Only the mock-ups that the user has marked as finished and published will be displayed on their public profile page.

Supporter:
- Profile info: This section includes the user’s profile photo, name on QuiltInk, username, description, and external links.
- Badge: A cian badge indicating the user’s status as a Supporter, displayed below the username.
- Mock-ups: Only the mock-ups that the user has marked as finished and published will be displayed on their public profile page.
- Information: This section provides general information about the supportter such as, description, photos and detailed contact information.

Designer:
- Profile info: This section includes the user’s profile photo, name on QuiltInk, username, description, and external links.
- Badge: A green badge indicating the user’s status as a Designer, displayed below the username.
- Patterns: This section displays all the public and community patterns uploaded by the designer.
- Mock-ups: Only the mock-ups that the user has marked as finished and published will be displayed on their public profile page.
- Information: This section provides general information about the designer, such as, description, photos and detailed contact information.

Fabric Shop:
- Profile info: This section includes the user’s profile photo, name on QuiltInk, username, description, and external links.
- Badge: A pink badge indicating the user’s status as a Fabric Shop, displayed below the username.
- Kit Pattern: This section displays the patterns uploaded by designers and for whom this shop preare kit.
- Fabrics: In this section you can discover the publics palettes with all the fabrics uploaded by the fabric shop.
- Mock-ups: Only the mock-ups that the user has marked as finished and published will be displayed on their public profile page.
- Information: This section provides general information about the fabric shop, such as, description, photos and detailed contact information.

We encourage all users to publish their mock-ups, fill in their profile information, and provide contact details. By doing so, users can increase their interaction with other users, inspire others with their work, and allow for easier communication and collaboration within the QuiltInk community.

If you have any questions or concerns related to managing your account 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: Betsy

Title: Betsy

Designer: Modern Moon Quilt Studio

Technique: Traditional piecing

Sizes: 3

Betsy is the second pattern by Megan from Modern Moon Quilt Studio in our platform. Do you need a quilt for a patriotic festivity? This is your pattern! Plan it with QuitlInk and start sewing!

The #betsyquilt is inspired by Betsy Ross, a symbol of women’s role in the Revolution. It comes in 3 sizes: Wall Hanging, 2 Pulldowns, and Throw and 1 Colorway: Three-Color Version.

More info about it at Megan’s website.

Be part of our #quiltinkcommunity and fully our platform. Remember a big upgrade is coming and sure you don’t want to miss it!

New Pattern: Home Track

Title: Home Track

Designer: CMarie Quilts

Technique: Traditional piecing

Sizes: 6

The Home Track is the new pattern in QuitlInk by Christina Marie from CMarie Quilts. It’s a modern #quiltpattern perfect for a quick project! Plan your version with QuitlInk and share with us all your mockups! We can’t wait to see them all.

The #hometrackquilt is a modern spin on the traditional log cabin block adding some half-square triangles using the same 4 blocks at the same size for each quilt size. It comes in 6 size options: Baby, Lap, Throw, Twin, Full/Queen, and King and instructions for 5 or 2 color versions. It’s a great weekend/day project.

For more info about the pattern visit Christine profile and remind to show her a lot of love!

Manage your Mock-ups

Having a user account on QuiltInk provides several benefits and allows you to save and manage your mock-ups.

Remember, signing up for a user account on QuiltInk is free, and it unlocks numerous benefits that enhance your quilting experience. So go ahead, create an account, and start enjoying all that QuiltInk has to offer!

Save your Mock-ups

When you finish coloring a pattern in the QuiltInk coloring page, you can save it by clicking on the “Floppy Disk” icon located at the bottom right corner of the page. Saving the mock-up gives you the option to choose from two different options:

1. Save, Publish to Wall and Close: If you are satisfied with your coloring and consider it complete, you can select this option. It performs the following actions:

Saves the mock-up and displays it in the Finished section of your Account page.
Automatically publishes the mock-up on your public profile page. By default, it will be publicly visible to other QuiltInk users.
You can later unpublish it if you don’t want it to be public.
Allows you to share it on the QuiltInk Wall, which can be the public Wall, community patterns Wall, or private room Wall, depending on the privacy settings of the pattern.
Makes it available for other users to save as a favorite.
Once saved as a finished mock-up, it cannot be directly modified in the future. If you want to make changes, you will need to duplicate it and work on the duplicated version.

2. Save as Draft: If you are still working on your coloring or want to make further modifications later, you can choose this option. It includes the following features:

Saves the mock-up and displays it in the Draft section of your Account page.
It will not appear on your public profile, and it cannot be shared on any QuiltInk Wall.
Other users will not be able to see the draft mock-up, nor save it as a favorite.
You can continue editing and refining the draft mock-up at any time

Additionally, there is a “Cancel” option that allows you to close the window without saving the mock-up if you decide not to proceed.

It’s important to remember that in order to save your mock-up, you must be signed in to your QuiltInk account. If you color a pattern without being logged in, you won’t be able to save it. Therefore, make sure to sign in before starting to color if you want to save your work and manage it in your account.

Manage your Mock-ups

From the Private Profile page, all the users with an account can manage their saved mock-ups.

FINISHED

In the FINISHED tab you will find all the mock-ups you saved as finished, which can be shared with the QuiltInk community but not edited.

The number near the title indicated the number of Finished Mock-ups saved.

Each mock-up in the “FINISHED” tab displays a set of information and icons to help you manage them effectively:

Pattern name: It indicates the name of the pattern from which the mock-up was created.
Pattern designer: The name of the pattern designer is displayed, providing credit and recognition to the creator of the pattern.
Date: The date on which the mock-up was saved is shown, allowing users to keep track of their colorings and plans.
Mock-up type badge: A colored badge with a label identifies the origin of the mock-up. The badge colors and labels represent different types of mock-ups:
- “Public” + Green : Mock-ups from a public pattern that can be shared in the public profile page and public Wall.
- “Kit by XXXX” + Yellow: Mock-ups from patterns set up by Fabric Shops to be planned with their fabrics. The badge helps users remember which shop’s fabrics were used for the mock-up. These mock-ups can be shared on the public profile and public Wall.
- “Community” + Pink: Mock-ups from patterns accessible only to users with a specific code. They can be shared on the Community Wall only. If the designer later makes the pattern public, the mock-ups shared in the Community Wall will appear on the Public Wall.
- “Private Room” + Blue: Mock-ups from a private room the user is included in. These mock-ups can be shared into the Private Room Wall and if the designer activates the pattern to public, in the public Wall too, So, they have 2 “Eye” icons, the green/pink one is for Public/Community Wall and the blue one is for Private Room Wall.
- “Inactive” + grey: The pattern is in an inactive state either because the designer deactivated it or it hasn’t been activated yet, and the mock-up was created in a private room. You can still duplicate the mock-up and edit its colors, but it cannot be shared on the Public/Community Wall.
- “Disabled” + red: The pattern has been disabled because the designer no longer wants it available for coloring, or the designer has canceled their plan, and their patterns are no longer accessible for coloring on the platform. These mock-ups cannot be duplicated or edited in terms of colors; they can only be exported to review the colors used when creating them.
“Eye” icon: This icon allows you to publish or unpublish the mock-up on its respective Wall, depending on the privacy level set for the origin pattern. If the eye icon is crossed, the mock-up will not be shown on the Wall. If the eye icon is not crossed, it will be visible on the Wall.
We encourage you to publish and share their mock-ups, as it allows you to showcase your amazing work and inspire other users.
“+” icon: Since finished mock-ups cannot be directly edited, you can duplicate them by clicking on the “+” icon. This creates a new draft based on the selected mock-up, which can be found in the “DRAFTS” section. You can then modify the duplicated mock-up or use it as a basis for creating a new one.
“Trash” icon: This icon allows you to delete any unwanted mock-ups from their collection.

When clicking on a mock-up in the “FINISHED” section, a larger pop-up window will open, providing a closer and more detailed view of the mock-up. From this window, you can manage the following options:

At the Top Bar:

“Palette” icon: By clicking the “Palette” icon at the top bar, you can access the coloring page of the pattern with the designer’s suggested color layouts for the pattern as basis. This allows creating a new mock-up of this pattern from the beginning.
“Cart” icon: This will lead you to the designer’s website (or fabric shop’s website if it’s a Kits pattern), where you can find additional information about the pattern and potentially make a purchase.
“Information” icon: Clicking the “Info” icon provides you with additional details about the specific pattern and the designer behind it. This gives you the opportunity to delve deeper into the inspiration, techniques, and background information related to the pattern and gain a better understanding of the designer’s work.

At the Bottom:

Export: By clicking the “Export” icon it will generate an image of the mock-up along with the list of the colors/fabrics used or export just the image. You can use this exported image on social media platforms, or as a reference when cutting and sewing your quilt. For more detailed information on exporting mock-ups, refer to the “Export Mock-ups” tutorial.

DRAFTS

In the “DRAFTS” tab, you will find your mock-ups saved as drafts, allowing you to continue coloring or make changes later.

The number near the title indicates the number of drafts you have saved.

Each draft includes the following information and options:

Pattern name: It indicates the name of the pattern from which the draft was created, helping you identify the source pattern.
Pattern designer: The name of the pattern designer is displayed, providing credit and recognition to the creator of the pattern.
Date: The date on which the mock-up draft was saved is shown, allowing users to keep track of their colorings and plans.
Mock-up type badge: A colored badge with a label identifies the origin of the drafts. The badge colors and labels represent different types of mock-ups, including those from public patterns, fabric shop kits, community patterns, and private rooms. These badges indicate the accessibility and sharing options for the patterns. They are the same as in the Finished mock-ups section.

“Palette” icon: By clicking the “Palette” icon, you can access the coloring page of the draft. This allows you to continue coloring or change the colors of the mock-up. Once finished coloring, you have the following options:
1. Save, Publish to Wall and Close: When you are satisfied with your draft and consider it complete, you can save it as a finished version. This will turn it into a finished mock-up and publish it on the Wall. It will no longer be editable as a draft.
2. Overwrite Draft: If you want to continue coloring on another day or make changes in the future, you can choose to overwrite the draft. This allows you to keep the mock-up as a draft and make further modifications later.
“Cloud” icon: Clicking this icon will turn a draft into a finished mock-up and publish it on the Wall. Once converted, you won’t be able to directly color it without duplicating it and creating a new draft.
“+” icon: If you want to start a new mock-up based on the current draft, you can duplicate it by clicking the “+” icon. This creates a new draft with the current mock-up as a basis for further coloring.
“Trash” icon: To delete any draft mock-up, you can click the “Trash” icon. This removes the draft from your drafts list.

FAVORITES

In the FAVORITES tab will appear all the mock-ups made by other users and you clicked to its star in the Wall to save them as favorites.

The number near the title indicates the number of Favorite mock-ups you have.

Each mock-up in the “FAVORITE” tab displays a set of information and icons to help you manage them effectively:

Pattern name: It indicates the name of the pattern from which the draft was created, helping you identify the source pattern.
Pattern designer: The name of the pattern designer is displayed, providing credit and recognition to the creator of the pattern.
Mockup creator: The name of the mock-ups creator is displayed, providing credit and recognition to the creator of the pattern.
Date: The date on which the mock-up draft was created is shown, allowing users to keep track of their colorings and plans.
Mock-up type badge: A colored badge with a label identifies the origin of the drafts. The badge colors and labels represent different types of mock-ups, including those from public patterns, fabric shop kits, community patterns, and private rooms. These badges indicate the accessibility and sharing options for the patterns. They are the same as in the Finished mock-ups section.
“+” icon: If you want to create a new mock-up based on this one you can duplicate it. But clicking the “+” icon will create a new Draft with this mock-up as a basis to start coloring.
“x” icon: To remove this mock-up from your favorites. This option won’t remove the mock-up which is created by another user, it will remain in the public Wall.

When clicking on a mock-up in the “FAVORITES” section, a pop-up window will open, providing a closer and more detailed view of the mock-up. This larger window will allow you the same options as in the Finished section: Color the original pattern, visit designer website (or fabric shop’s website if it’s a Kits pattern), check pattern/designer info and export.

If you want to create your own mockups based on a Favorite one or just check the colors used by the mock-up creator, you can duplicate this mock-up to create a draft and by opening the coloring page of this draft you will be able to modify the colors/fabrics and check the ones originally used. You can also export this mock-up and check the colors/fabrics list at the exporting page.

If you have any questions or concerns related to managing 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: Happy Camper

Title: Happy Camper

Designer: Modern Moon Quilt Studio

Technique: Traditional piecing

Sizes: 4

New designer in Quitlink!

We are really excited to tell you we are hosting the patterns of a new #quiltpattern designer, she is Megan from Modern Moon Quilt Studio, and her first pattern in QuitlInk is the Happy Camper. And there will be a Happy Camper Quilt Along starting on September 4th!

The #Happycamperquilt is recommended for an intermediate-skilled quilter. It is an on-point quilt that uses several large setting triangles that can become stretched if not careful. It also requires blocks to be cut in half which requires precision. This pattern is written for two colorways: a bold five-color version and a limited, but more modern, three-color version. It also includes 4 sizes: a baby quilt size, a small throw, a large throw, and a bed size.

Visit Megan’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, visit www.quiltink.com, register for free and start coloring. You will be able to save your #mockups and share them into our public Wall.

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.