Hexagon applique quilt

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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Paper Pieces on Instagram: "Did we mention that Collective Garden is sort of … well…a “cheater” quilt!? Whole cloth motifs replace a typical grandmother’s flower garden block giving this classic design a modern twist! It’s not too late to pre-order the quilt kit which includes over 17 yards of fabric, the pattern, and the Paper Pieces! Ready to join the ✨ Collective Garden✨ with us? #quiltalong2025 #collectivegardenquilt #epp #englishpaperpiecing #hexies #kaffefassett #kimmcleandesigns…

Folded Hexagon Stars This beautiful Folded Hexagon Stars by Paula Tidman, The Pattern is available for free. Full Post: Folded Hexagon Stars Pattern

Pictures - My hexagon mini "art' work journey. - Hi there, Two weeks ago my mother an I went to a workshop to make a hexagon flower ring. We went to the workshop with the idea it was on de sewing machine. I was shocked. I have never did any hand sewing. But we went anyway. The morning went by and I put some

Photo above © Raspberry RainbowThis quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Hexagon Flower

I have a few hand stitching projects to share with you. I love to keep a hand sewing project going at all times and I have some ideas for you

Around 2002, I borrowed a book from the Campbelltown Quilters Guild called “Quilt Treasures of Great Britain, The Heritage Search of the Quilters’ Guild” with photographs by David Cripps, published by Rutledge Hill Press in 1995. This book has recently been reissued. It was the first book of antique quilts I had ever seen. In that book on page 42 was a photograph of a quilt top made in the late eighteenth century. I was absolutely stunned! The intricacy of the design (and the amount of work…