Quilt as you go hexie quilt

With a ton of things to do before the end of the year I got distracted yet again! I saw the "Quilt as you go Hexagon" tutorial from Miss...

Jenny Doan is joined by her daughter Natalie and her daughter-in-law Misty as she demonstrates how to make a beautiful quilt-as-you-go hexie quilt. This technique comes from Nicola of Daisy and Grace. Nicola's wonderful set of templates is the perfect tool to whip up gorgeous quilted hexagons the easy way!

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...

I am beginning to think that I may not be cut out for hexies - even the large ones. I made some more this week after ignoring my little pile...

While I was in Alabama over the winter, one of the ladies in the RV park showed us her Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt. It was wonderful! She explained that the pattern had been published back in the 70's in Better Homes and Gardens magazine. She showed us how it was made which is really relatively easy. So I've started making a GFG quilt for myself, and as I've gone through the basic steps I've taken pictures. I'm going to attempt to write this as a tutorial for anyone else who would like…

Hello everyone!! My Christmas has started and I thought I would share with you a step by step process of how I make my "Quilt as you go" hexagons. Cut out one large hexagon (outer) in the backing fabric, one smaller hexagon (inner) out of main fabric, and one smaller hexagon (inner) out of wadding. Lay the large hexago

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Supplies 14 Charms (5” Squares) Batting Scraps (I used warm & natural) Thread to match for topstitching 4” hexagon template (I used the eye spy one from www.comequiltwithme.com) 1. Lay the charms out in two sets of 7 to form flowers. Your finished piece is reversible but you will only see 7 fabrics at a time. 2. Trace hexagon template on the back of all 7 pieces of one set. 3. Cut batting scraps into 7 charm size pieces. (5” x 5”) 4. Layer a set of charms right sides together on top of the…

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