It shows how well the 20 Inklingo colors wash out when printed with your particular ink cartridges.Ģ. That's the test! Simple, but very important!ġ. Print page 1 on a 5 x 5 inch scrap of fabric and wash or rinse it in the sink. of every shape collection shows squares of every color that Inklingo uses. You already have everything you need to print shapes on fabric-as long as you know how to print a Test Page!

That is why you do not have to buy a special printer or special ink to use Inklingo-because Inklingo was invented by a quilter like you, not an equipment manufacturer or a non-quilter. Wow.įrom the beginning, I decided that the best answer would allow quilters to use the Inkjet printers and the ink they already have. I could see how wonderful printing on fabric would be for machine piecing, hand piecing and appliqué-if we could use our printers instead of measuring or using templates. Printing on fabric! What a wonderful way to make quilting more accessible! AND it benefits everyone-beginners, experts, teachers, designers, shops, fabric manufacturers, magazines, publishers-everyone associated with the quilting industry. At Quilt Market in 2006, I was hugged by a shop owner who said, 'This reminds me of the first time I saw a rotary cutter.' When I first got the idea for Inklingo-printing quilting shapes on fabric-I was thrilled with the possibilities. Okay, testing ink is not quite as important as breaking the Enigma Code, but it is important because it makes quilting more fun and more accessible for everyone! How to Test Ink on Fabric HOW TO TEST INKJET INK ON FABRIC

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