Quilted hexagon table toppers

Today Debby Kratovil of Debby Kratovil Quilts is back with us for Technique Tuesday. She is sharing what she's done with Jackie Robinson's collection called A Festive Season. Debby returns to her hexagons for this table topper. Tell us about this, Debby. I received a bundle of many of the prints, and what I was most excited about were the vertical panels of cardinals! I had plans to make a strippy quilt and use these birds. But, even after cutting dozens of half hexagons and piecing several…

Great for Featuring a Beautiful Fussy Cut or Large Scale Print! This lovely table topper is so easy to make. Only 4 fabrics are needed, although you could use more and give it a scrappy look. The simple pieces stitch together easily, making it perfect for beginning quilters and anyone who needs to finish a …

This Topper Will Be Gorgeous in Many Different Fabric Colors and Styles! This stunning table topper is a beautiful showcase for solid fabrics in your favorite colors. It leaves plenty of room for intricate quilting, whether by hand or machine. Or, do some straight line machine quilting to finish it up more quickly. While we …

This Will be Lovely in Your Favorite Colors and for Other Seasons! Welcome autumn with this quick-to-make table topper. Select autumn-themed fabrics, such as the candy corn prints used here. Or, dig into your stash and choose a combination of fall colors. Before you know it you’ll have a lovely topper to display all autumn …

It’s Great in Any Color Combination! One charming design can be finished as a table topper or a tree skirt in any of three sizes. It’s especially lovely as a table topper because it lends itself so nicely to setting the stage for a centerpiece. Plus, the topper is wonderful in colors for any season. …

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Instructions Are Provided for the Block Too! This pretty table mat is made from one block turned into an octagon with the addition of borders. It’s a simple technique to add the borders and will work with any square quilt block. The designer started with a 9 1/2″ unfinished block and cut strips for the …

There is an UPDATED TUTORIAL I have made for this video, you will find it here: https://youtu.be/zbMGx5Pecj8In the updated tutorial you will be able to see e...