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| This close up shows how the stripes and motifs have been fussy-cut, either "on point" or "square" to achieve the desired effect. Note: the repeated placement of similarly coloured pansies in the border... hexie madness!! |
Thursday, June 28, 2012
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I just discovered your blog and am so excited about it. I love hexies and am currently working on 3/8" size. Not sure what I am going to do with them but love the process of making them. Now that I know about your book I'm sure it will give me a direction to go with them. Please keep posting hexie inspiration! Love it.
ReplyDeleteHello.. Do share your hexagon pictures... I never get sick of them! Check out my Facebook page... You can see lots of hexagon quilts my students are making in classes. Go to:
Deletewww.facebook.com/brigittegiblinquilts for your hexagon fix! Cheers B
Hi there. Just found your blog the other day. I love EPP. Thanks for the inspiration : )
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ReplyDeleteBought your book some weeks ago and love it! My very first quilt was a Grandmother's Flower Garden I made for my first son 34 years ago! Have almost finished the centre medallion of the Anna Brereton Quilt and have already started preparing the hexagons for the rest of the quilt.
I am enjoying it sooooooo much!!
Hello Lee...good luck with the Anna Brereton quilt.. It's one of my favorites . Do send a picture when you have finished. B
Deletejosephine baker is my quilt for 2013 in our little sewing group, i'm having fun looking at fabrics:)
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