One of the many Kaffe Fassett hexagons I’ve hand pieced for my 50th birthday quilt. Ok so I turned 50 last July, I didn’t factor in moving interstate when I set my deadline. :-)
I’ve made quite a few.
I tried, unsuccessfully, to work out how many I‘ll need. They will have aqua triangles between them.
A Sashiko table centrepiece I designed & taught.
Stained glass hexagon I also designed & taught.
Christmas deckies, I designed & taught. I also made them for a Christmas swap. I also popped some in with my Christmas cards for Christmas 2009. My first hexagon bag made with lovely Japanese fabrics.
The hexagon bag I made for Mum’s birthday last year.
I started another one a couple of years ago that I really must finish!!!
I made these so many years ago to be appliquéd to a double bed quilt that is sitting waiting to be finished……………….
The printed hexagons were to make a quilt for my doll house, you can tell how small they are by the size of the cotton reel. I gave up & I couldn’t find the few hexies I actually made.
The hexies I added to the Stitching Round the Block round robin I was in.
Well I ended up with far more hexagons that I’d expected!!!
If you’d like to see some incredible hexagons click here:
http://www.venusdehilo.com/2011/03/a-year-of-hexies/
Please check out the other ladies joining in for Colourful Friday here:
13 comments:
You have certainly made some lovely things using hexagons.
You have heaps of wonderful hexies here. I adore the quilt on the bed.
Hello Jan,
Good luck with finishing your quilt. Love the rose applique.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Bev.xoxo
What a lovely range of hexies Jan and how clever you are designing and teaching them and i really love how the hexie bag you made your mum has turned out,love the colours
What a wonderful array of hexagons. All gorgeous.
Am I the only quilter who has not been bitten by the hexagon bug yet? Never made one in my life! But I must admit that I purchased that bag pattern and a set of hexagon templates several years ago - as yet untouched!
Thanks everyone. I was really quite surprised when I saw how many hexie projects I'd made. I'd think of one & go looking for a pic & then find a pic of something I'd forgotten.
Jenny give the hexie bag a go, it's a nice hand project to work on while watching the tele. I have a Harry Potter themed one close to finished that I must get out & get on with.
I'm really glad this was the theme this week it made me get out my Kaffe blcosk which I haven't touched since last year, it's time to get on with it too.
That was Kaffe blocks!! :-)
What a nice assortment of ways to use hexagons! I especially love your 50th (err, 51st? 52nd?) birthday hexagon quilt. It's really gorgeous. Keep going on that one, for sure!
Hi Jan. Just grabbing some time to catch up on everyone's posts and have a look at what is happening. Love all the hexie photos you have shown. The bed quilt is going to be stunning. Love the sashiko work, too! And you have reminded me that I have that bag pattern, too. Needs doing. Great to see the embroidery worked so well. A wonderful collection of hexagons.
Hi Jan, yes I'm catching up too :D
Love all your hexies!! Hey wow girl... you did so well and aren't Stephanie's year of hexies amazing!
So is your 50th quilt...it's coming along beautifully.
Oooh CF hexie style was a fun one :D
Wow...so many hexagon projects! I have never made a hexagon, I'm sad to say...must give them a try. Yours are so cute!
Thanks all, hmmm maybe my 52nd birthday quilt Linda, I have so many things going at the moment it won't be finished for this birthday.
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