Hope You're Not Tired of Seeing Hexagons Here

'cause I'm not tired of finding things to make with them.

I machine-pieced these hexagons with inset seams.  They went together very quickly.

Happy weekend!

Comments

[Tammy Roberts]

Okay, well you know that I am going to have to google this (how you inset the seams) because that is just what I was thinking, I would love to have a quilt with big hexies sewn together with no borders at all... just hexies. Unless, you might be willing to share this info with us too :)

Your work is beautiful!

[A Little Blue Dragonfly]

Ah, K!!! Those colors make my eyes dance a happy dance!!! Happy Weekend to you! :)

[bellalily]

love the fabric, the look gorgeous

[Kyla]

I to think that you should post how to do this! I love hexagons but the thought of doing it all by hand seems like it takes forever and would tough on my poor wrists!

[Archiethewonderdog]

I don't think I could ever tire of hexagons!

[Bear Creek Quilting Company]

Beautiful! I too am curious how to do inset seams. I thought it all had to be done by hand, especially for these tiny beauties.

[Hildy]

No, I'm not tired of them! Your new ones are beautiful as always.
Have a wonderful weekend, Hildy

[Chrissie]

Happy prints for happy hexies! Utterly gorgeous! Chrissie x

[Cindy]

Very pretty prints and they went together so nicely!

[Margaret Parks]

I just love your hexies, please keep sharing. The fabrics are so pretty.
cheers
maggie

[Dawn]

Your hexagons are absolutely lovely! They are like delicious sweets but not fattening! I love them!

[Monique]

Perfection:)

[dj]

Beautiful! Love the colors, so bright and happy!!
Would love a tutorial on how these are sewn together...please :)

[Susan]

Your hexagons are old-fashioned and modern at the same time. Very pretty!

[Kate]

I love! Are those precut?

[judy]

Your hexies are just beautiful. I am one that never tires of hexies and try all different sizes for quilts. What size are these beauties. I do think they are just a wonderful size and the choice of fabrics is very eye catching. Thank you for sharing. JB

[Linda L. Tate]

Nope! Not tired of hexies. Your work is beautiful and I'm so happy you share with us. Maybe you could share how to do inset seams so we could make hexies this pretty too.

[Gina snyder]

Very pretty! Would love a tutorial for doing this by machine. Pretty please ;)

[Elaine]

Love the pink rotary cutter.. How fitting for you lol. I promise to try some hexies after I learn TJ maater the zipper ; )

[Debra Masek]

Keep up the "hexie love"!!! I've been inspired...my projects are moving slower as I am learning. Thanks!!!

[rosa]

I`m not tired.I `m enjoying.I happy you share them!

[Carina]

Tired. Never! Can't believe I didn't discover these little gems earlier, thanks. Just beautiful. Best wishes, Carina

[Polly Hada]

I never tire of any of your stuff! Just a bit jealous of your prolific sewing time. I'm guessing you really do have a clone in your sewing room. Only you could make inset seams go quickly. ;-)

[cheryl]

I love everything about this beautiful picture ! Would love to know what line these fabrics are from. As always, your work is beautiful, as are your photos.

[nanette]

Wow. I'm incredibly impressed. I have never considered really doing this since I didn't think i could get this kind of outcome. You are very precise. It is beautiful. The fabrics are the best, without question.

[Margaret Parks]

Really love the bags, and of course the fabrics that were used. So pretty.
Thanks for sharing.
cheers
maggie

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[Carla Rives]

What size template did you use for the hexes??? As always, so beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Carla

[Wynn]

WOW! This is so beautiful! How could I miss this?? Very inspiring. I'm gonna buy two hexagon packs and try inset seams like you. Btw, I've moved my blog to typepad and changed my email address. I'll be dropping by here very often now. All because i love everything you do. xxx wynn