Hexaholics (aka. GFG enthusiasts)- Here's a place for us to post

[FarmChick]

Vel--looking forward to seeing your project!

[QuiltGram8]

It looks a little wrinkled because I had it rolled onto a cardboard tube. I am ready to layer, pin, and quilt, but not sure now just how to quilt it.

I could do a wavy stitch that is programed on my machine. Or, I could echo quilt around the applique pieces.

Any suggestions from you would be appreciated. I don't want to take away from the hexagons as the background, but feel it needs at least a little quilting. Since it is just a wall hanging, I feel I can do minimum quilting.

Thanks,
Vel

[rosebud3]

I think echo quilt.

Mary/Rosebud

[QuiltGram8]

I am going to work on it today. Maybe I will have a picture of it finished by tomorrow.

I am keeping it very simple. Less is MORE.

Vel


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[FarmChick]

Vek--that turned out super cool! I really like your hexi backgroung. Your rig looks just like your home!

[zfatcat]

Velda, that is so cute. I think either quilting ideas would work. Lori

[Marilynsgrammy]

Velda, it is just adorable. looks great hanging there. I bet you smile each time you look at it, I know I would.

Chriss

[Rose92]

Trying a new kind of hexie. It is a Sue Daley pattern call Cuatro Colors. You still use paper pieces and hand sew but it is great for fussy cutting. I have lots of flower fabrics perfect for this. It takes about an hour to make one medallion from start to finish. Great for putting my post surgical foot up for a rest.l If you are interested, Missouri Star Quilt has a tut and supplies just put up this week. I had to get my supplies from Australia....way expensive!!
Enjoy.

**Linda

[zfatcat]

Linda, what did you do with the blocks you made?