Out of town guests arrive today - two of my favorite cousins from Houston, TX. And then there is the World Cup - so not much blogging for the next 10 days. But I love eye candy so here's one I found on Google images and want to share with you:
Love how hexagons were used here along with paper pieced stars. This is an replica of an old 1920s quilt. The pattern was used as a raffle quilt here Have you found a hexagon quilt you're considering replicating? Please share it or your work in progress with us. Linky below. Blessings!
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Flimsy Coming Soon
Three days of playing with scraps and yardage. Just need 2 borders to make this a finished baby quilt flimsy. Blessings,
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Friday's seem to come around faster and faster! Where did the week go? First off, the winner of last week packet of the 100 paper h...
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Yesterday was a tad difficult. Not only did I have the fun of having both boys here, but my TMJ and allergies were acting up, it got to...
that quilt is amazingly beautiful, and it was a raffle quilt - wow a lot of work went into it. I will blog about my hexie quilt tomorrow and show progress and link up then. I am beginning to ponder what kind of border to put on my quilt
ReplyDeleteI hope it brought a lot of money for the raffle. It's gorgeous. Have fun this weekend!
ReplyDeleteAmazing quilt! Never seen one with hexies in the sashing like that. That gets my little hamster going in my head. Oh inspiration! What a pusher over! Thanks so much for sharing. Really enjoyed it. Will link later.
ReplyDeleteHoping to see some more participants linking up when I get up tomorrow. I love looking at the projects!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful raffle quilt. I love seeing hexagons used in different ways! Very inspiring indeed!
ReplyDeleteThankyou for sharing this quilt- naughty girl LOL
ReplyDeleteI have several hexy projects on the go as it is :-D
I have linked up to my sewing room post, by invitation, as it shows many hexagon projects- it might be fun playing "spot the hexy!
Wow what a great hexie quilt. So out of the ordinary.................very special and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous quilt - such a very different way of using hexagons in a design!
ReplyDeleteI love that replication! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteMy current hexie project is a replication ... Martha Washington's Flower Garden. I had several blocks pieced before I even knew the name of the design. ;-)
OOO! thanks for sharing that quilt. Love it.
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