I have had my eye on a little bag from the Cath Kidston Sew book made up with lots of hexies.
The Hexies in this bag are quite large but I thought I would prefer to make the smaller 1” hexies as you can use smaller scraps of fabric. These are very addictive and rather calming to make and as they are very portable I can sew anywhere!
This is my little pile so far, I was asked the other day by my husband if I am in the process of making a girlie football?!? :
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You must be very patient! I love the idea of a girlie football. There's an award for you on my blog =) x
You must find that so satisfying! I'm just looking at the pic of the pile of hexies and finding myself craving them. What lovely little shapes they are.
That bag looks fab - looking forward to seeing the finished result! I've got lots of fabric cut for hexies, just need to find the motivation to get them made up.
Wow I just love your bag, so lovingly made, must have taken ages! Beatiful material, I am so inspired and am planning my cushion. Would you possible know where I could get a template for a Russian Doll, quite a large one? Thanks so much if you can help me, hugs Heidi xx
Haha--I thought football? And then I realized you meant what I know as a soccerball :)
I've been eyeing hexagons for a bit--I love the way they look all lined up but I don't know if i'll have the patience to sew them all together.
See this link posted today for a patchwork football- funny coincidence!
http://lilysquilts.blogspot.com/2010/07/scrappy-football-pincushion.html
You must have the patience of a saint! I don't think I could cut them all up, let alone place them all neatly in a little tin. They look fab - can't wait to see the little bag, L xx
I remember my Grandma making a double bed cover out of those, mind you she had the patience of a saint.
So neat and pretty and loving the tin they're in, too.
Vix
xxx
Wow you have been busy - so neatly stored in the tin as well. Can't wait to see what you make with them x
Aaahhh Lisa! So many projects, so little time. Do you ever wish there were 48 hours in a day? Lots of love, Amanda xxx
I love thinking up new projests too, would help if I finished some too though :) x
These are really cute! Cant wait to see your finished product! Love your hubbies comment about the girlie football. Burst out laughing when I read it! - Pootle Flump x
Looks like a challenging project - can't wait to see the finished bag! At least fabric hexies are better for the waistline than biscuits!! xxx
Hi Kandi, Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog. Your choice of fabrics for your little hexies is fab, cant wait to see them all stitched up. I started a hex quilt about 15 years ago, its folded in tissue unfinished...you inspire me to dig it out!
Deb x
Can't wait to see the finished article. like your choice of colours.
Gillx
They look lovely. I would be looking for material to cut up too :) Have a lovely week xx
What patience you must have! Bet your bag will look great.
wow looking forward to seeing the result! I have that book borrowed from the library at the moment, I must get round to reading it.
They are so cute. Can't wait to see the finished product. Your husbands comment made me giggle. x
Wow! I have never quilted, but your project is so inspiring. Hmmmm. I can't wait to see the step by step and final product. Have a great day.
:o) i'm glad to see the addiction has caught you too! (though please note i read this After posting you package...)
have you seen the flickr groups for hexies? Texas Freckles piecealong, in case you need any encouragement!! http://www.flickr.com/groups/charmhexpiecealong/
a really nice general group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1360481@N24/
and in case you're interested, here's a little pic of my travelling set up: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23rdspiral/4603790875/
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