Sign up for the Get Your Hex On Round Two and you will be in the pool to win six sets of six Liberty of London tana lawn hexagons ready to sew. I cut them out using the Paper Pieces 1" finished hexagon template which gives you a nice 3/8" seam allowance
Elita and I are the Get Your Hex On Moderators this time around. We are planning for a six month bee with two blocks per month. June will be the first month of the bee.
Those of you who were not in the bee last time please feel free to check out the Sign-Up sheet below and see if you would like to join us.
There is an option on the sign-up sheet for your bee mates to be Europe only, North American only, or you have no preference. I know postage from Europe to the U.S. and Canada has skyrocketed. This would be a way to keep postage down.
Sign-Up Sheet
Hope you will join us for some more hexie fun.
Showing posts with label hexagons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hexagons. Show all posts
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Liberty Hexies
I used my new hexagon die for my Go Baby and made some hexies out of my pink Liberty tana lawn. I used Best Press to starch them up a little first. You can also cut the templates at the same time. I bought some card stock today and did not notice it was gray. Oh well. I guess the color does not matter. So now I have a tidy pile of templates and Liberty tana lawn hexagons ready to baste.
I am thinking I might have to spread the Liberty love. Be on the lookout for a give-away next week sometime.
I am thinking I might have to spread the Liberty love. Be on the lookout for a give-away next week sometime.
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Even More EPP
It has been a hectic few weeks. My husband and I flew out to California for my son's wedding and had a week of beautiful California weather with a very beautiful wedding at Newport Beach. I then came home and had to go out of town on business. Not much sewing was done.
This weekend I got a chance to finish up the piecing for my Grandmother's Garden Hexie Project. Now to take out the papers and basting and figure out a way to applique it to the background fabric. I also finished one of my blocks for November. I have one more to go.
I had a big shopping day yesterday. I got the kit for my Dad's Queen size quilt and ordered the kit for my sister's quilt. I know I will not get them done before Christmas, but since we spent time with them before and after the wedding, I got a better idea of what they wanted. My friend Jessica closed up her quilt store so I took the opportunity to get some bargain fabric including some backing fabric to finish up some of my UFO's. Today I only got so far and then I faded out. Too much activity and not much relaxation. I still have a couple of blocks for my block swap to finish up and get in the mail this week.
I got the first quilt I pieced back from the quilter. It only took me three years to get it finished up. I need to square it up and put on the binding. I can see that I have improved a lot these last three years.
This weekend I got a chance to finish up the piecing for my Grandmother's Garden Hexie Project. Now to take out the papers and basting and figure out a way to applique it to the background fabric. I also finished one of my blocks for November. I have one more to go.
I had a big shopping day yesterday. I got the kit for my Dad's Queen size quilt and ordered the kit for my sister's quilt. I know I will not get them done before Christmas, but since we spent time with them before and after the wedding, I got a better idea of what they wanted. My friend Jessica closed up her quilt store so I took the opportunity to get some bargain fabric including some backing fabric to finish up some of my UFO's. Today I only got so far and then I faded out. Too much activity and not much relaxation. I still have a couple of blocks for my block swap to finish up and get in the mail this week.
I got the first quilt I pieced back from the quilter. It only took me three years to get it finished up. I need to square it up and put on the binding. I can see that I have improved a lot these last three years.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Hexie Queen Blog Hop and Giveaway
Today is my day to be at least a princess for a day. I have just recently come to love hexies. It all started when I was doing the 2012 block-a-month quilt on Craftsy with Amy Gibson. One of her blocks had 1 1/4" hexies that she appliqued to a block. I had just finished a quilt for my daughter in shades of blue. I had to use up the extra scraps somehow, right. I ordered some 1 1/4" hexie paper pieces from paperpieces.com. I checked out several tutorials and then off I went. I was planning on making a pillow to match her quilt. Did I say that my daughter is passionate about blue.
Here is a close-up of the quilting.
I am so inspired that I already have another project lined up. I cut up my small stash of original Flea Market Fancy into large hexagons. I am going to make the Russian Rubix quilt.
Now for the fun part. The Giveaway. I had some large polka dot fabric that would make really cute large hexagons. I have three fat quarters in three different colors. Please leave a comment and I will pick a winner on August 29.
Hope you are enjoying the blog hop. Here is a list of the other Hexie Queens for today:
Here is a close-up of the quilting.
You see a lot of Amy Butler Cameo and Jason Yenter Camelot in this pillow.
Here is the quilt that inspired it.
Now for the fun part. The Giveaway. I had some large polka dot fabric that would make really cute large hexagons. I have three fat quarters in three different colors. Please leave a comment and I will pick a winner on August 29.
Hope you are enjoying the blog hop. Here is a list of the other Hexie Queens for today:
Thursday, August 22
Sue Mac Seeds (you are here)
www.sewwequilt.com
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