The theme this week for Tuesday Archives at Val's Quilting Studio is Hexagons. (Theme number 2 is Houses, but I don't have any house quilts.) Digging through my archives, I've uncovered more hexie projects than I remembered!
Nonna's Garden from 2011 is my favorite. You can read more about her here.
This hexie runner was a major turning point for me, which is one of the reasons it is still displayed in my blog banner. The modern prints and natural linen is so 2010 and I still love it so!
I dug out my mother's unfinished GFG blocks from the 1990's and finished the quilt for her birthday three years ago.
I really love this foundation paper-pieced table topper that I donated to a silent auction. I still need to make one for myself.
I do have this hexagon table topper that I made in 2007.
I made some rose stars for a swap in 2012.
This was the cutest pouch I've ever made and I gave it away. Some swaps are so difficult to part with!
My current hexie WIP. These fussy cut rings look like gears to me. I might applique them to a background, leaving lots of negative space.
Phew! That was a lot of hexagons! Head on over to Val's to see more.
3 comments:
These are great examples of hexagons. My favorite is the twisty table topper.
Tina I'm so inpsired by the variety your shared! You've been quilting for a while haven't you!! Fun to see how materials changes over the years...
so many lovely projects here, I think the half hexie table top is my favourite.
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