Slow Sunday Stitching
Another flower made. I am really liking Karen's method of putting the center hexagons into an open donut or "noodle" as she calls them in assembling this flower. Went together much faster. And I figured out how to use a continuous thread on all six of the outer hexagons without stopping and starting for each one. I'll put together a short tutorial on that shortly.
Off to start another one so I can use it in the tutorial. I'm linking to Kathy's Slow Stitching Sunday. Slow down, pick up a needle and relax with her.
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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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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... -
Sighhhh.... While I was quilting I ran my finger, somehow, under the needle. Went right through my left index fingernail right through to...
Your flower is quite pretty. I have not tried making these but I'm becoming intrigued by them. :)
ReplyDeleteLike your flower and waiting for your tutorial. My Hexies are set aside because of other projects and they are time consuming.
ReplyDeleteSo glad this method is working for you. I gave some thought to you technique for continuous sewing and gave it a go. It worked like a charm! Looking forward to your tutorial to see if we are doing it the same way.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the tutorial--I've been trying to figure this out for ages!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if your "noodle" is what I do? I'll be interested to see your tutorial
ReplyDeletePretty fabric! Another one down.
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