This version of La Passacaglia I spotted at Houston in the IQF is stunning. Talk about EPP! Love how she added a border.
This version of La Passacaglia I spotted at Houston in the IQF is stunning. Talk about EPP! Love how she added a border.
Hello, Hexie fans. Way too long since I’ve been here, but I have worked on hexies. It’s just taking a while because life has gotten complicated. With three grandchildren close by, grand-parenting duties have taken over quite a bit of my days. I squeeze in some EPP (that’s English Paper Piecing) here and there, mostly in the evenings when I watch TV with DH.
Below is my latest. It’s a flower from the book, The Seedling Quilts, by Jodi Godfrey. Check out the book at her blog.
Now what are you up to? Would love to see. Leave a comment and we’ll come by.
No one has posted here in a few months, and since I did get a few minutes to baste today, here’s my latest hexagon with small prints. I haven’t found the right brown center, which is why it isn’t finished.
What EPP are the rest of you doing?
Turid is working on a gorgeous green La Passion. You don’t want to miss seeing how pretty this one is!
What hexagons are you making?
Well, not my Bliss – it’s still a WIP. Julia’s is done! She is the creator of the pattern and ruler in order to make these wonderful curved hexagons. Go here to see. Enjoy!
It feels so good to start a new hexagon project. Go here , page 19, to see the Bliss project created by Julia Wood. This will take awhile as I learn to sew curved pieces to make up a hexagon, but Julia has some very helpful videos. I’m going to take my time with this one.
While I was strolling through the internet when I should have been stitching, I came across this great tutorial for Hexagon Coasters from 2012.
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and there may be other gems waiting to be discovered by going to other sites in that blog hop. Christmas is coming!