Ingalill Sjöblom was a Swedish textile designer working in the middle decades of the twentieth century, known for flatweave carpets and for woven wall hangings.
She designed rugs for Bohusslöjd in Gothenburg around 1958, among them the carpet Colosseum, and her wall hangings were woven at Borås Jacquardväfveri in the 1960s. Her work is handwoven in wool, and the tapestry-woven hangings carry titles of their own, such as Min dröm.