I didn't put any stitches in the bed spread this week, but I have been cutting more fabric for the flip edge hexagons, and even made up some of them. Making up these hexagons are my train travel project.
In addition to the bed spread I've been working on for quite a while, I have an idea for a new smaller project. I cut the fabric and clipped them to the paper forms, so I'm ready to go. The Liberty fabric was given to me as a gift years ago by another epp blogger, Blue Moth when I was traveling in the UK and we met up. It is so beautiful, I've been saving it. Thanks to the Samurai Macha channel, I'm putting it to use.
My single hexie project has been stalled for a while because I need to make more hexagons. Having these as a travel project is a brilliant idea, I mgiht try that as well this summer!
Preparing work on your Hexagons for a trip is a smart idea. Today I had a visitor and was able to stitch and chat as I had prepared my hexagons in a similar way.
My single hexie project has been stalled for a while because I need to make more hexagons. Having these as a travel project is a brilliant idea, I mgiht try that as well this summer!
ReplyDeleteHello Pamela: Love seeing the progress on your quilt, I am looking forward to the smaller project progress, love the color blues.
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Preparing work on your Hexagons for a trip is a smart idea. Today I had a visitor and was able to stitch and chat as I had prepared my hexagons in a similar way.
ReplyDeleteHere comes the fabric of memories from many years ago. I think it's difficult to sew on a train because it shakes, what do you think?
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