After supper it was time to sit and watch some of the NCAA basketball tournament and so I pulled out my Hexagon container and proceeded to finish another one. These really are fun to make and so relaxing. I'd like to start putting the ones I have done together but will wait until I have them all done to get the colors balanced. I made that mistake once and DON'T want to go through all that ripping!
Have a fantabulous spring day!
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- Cornfield Quilter
- Indiana, United States
- Passionate quilter for 32 years, machine quilter for 12. I live in N.W. Indiana and love the world of quilting blogs and Quiltville mysteries.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Hexagon and Quilting
What a gorgeous spring day it was yesterday here in Indiana! Would like to have been outside instead of cooped up indoors. :D Below is a customer quilt I am working on, doesn't it reflect a perfect spring day? The tulips are so pretty and the backing fabric is so cute! This quilt belongs to one of my customers who I started out quilting for many years ago.
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The weather has been great here too the past few days. Maybe spring is here!!! Love the quilting on that quilt and your block is cute as always.
I like the hexagon blocks and I'm amazed that everyone says they are so relaxing to do. I would not have guessed that by looking at them.
Are those the same hexagon blocks that Libby is doing? I'm really liking those!!
OMG I love that fabric. It is so bright and happy. Please show it when it is completed. New Job? Maybe it will let up when you get use to a new place.
Ditto to Jan's request. Please let us see this delicious spring Q when it's done. The photo you posted hints at a great colors and design and curvaceous quilting.
The thought of unsewing hexagon blocks gives me chills. Your blocks look great.
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