Scrappy hexagon quilt ideas

English paper piecing (EPP) is easy to make and a lot quicker than you would expect. How to make a scrappy flower hexagon quilt You can download the hexagon template (google doc). Print…

I have started my next English Paper Piecing (EPP) project and I am excited to share with you today some photos of the progress of my q...

I had no business starting another English Paper Piecing (EPP) project but I did it anyway. Having a slow sewing project on the go cont...

We're crushing hard on hexie quilts, so we've rounded up this quilt gallery of some of our favourite hexagon quilt patterns to inspire you!

I had a nice lady named Amy contact me about a pattern for the hexagon stars quilt I have been working on. Its not quite finished, but I think I have enough to make a good start. Not sewn together yet. Hexagons are a great take-a-long project. I take them to work on at lunch, doctor appointments and road trips. I even look forward to getting my oil changed- that's usually a solid hour of uninterrupted sewing! *To see a little of the history of this quilt go to the "hexies" tab at the top on…

This week a quilting friend showed me a fun little hexagon table topper that she made using a quilt as you go technique. She used some spe...

Discover trendy and modern hexagon quilt patterns in our roundup. Elevate your quilting with timeless geometry and creative designs.

Hexie & a Half by Anorina Morris In this months Handmade Magazine - Issue 36 No 11 - you'll find my 'Hexie & a Half' EPP project. It's perfectly suited to the "scrappy" which I love, love, love! It's made up of 2 different EPP shapes - the hexagon and the half hexagon, which are then sewn together and appliqued onto a FQ to make the cushion background. It's a great project for when you're on the go. If you prepare the paper pieces ahead of time, it's very portable. I think I sewed most of…

It's been at least 3-4 years in the making and it's taken over a week to put this quilt top together (COVID has really knocked me about), but I can now say a great big YAY! I love how this is turning out. It's bright and happy and scrappy and makes me smile. I started making these scrap hexies a number of years ago - they were leftovers from making the Kingfisher Quilt. I decided to prepare more scrap hexies and refill my Twinings tin. This became my go-to project. It travelled with us to…

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