
It's probably hard to tell from the photo but it was previously in several big sections on the design wall - those have now been attached to what Bonnie calls the "mothership." I hope she doesn't mind that I stole her terminology! I have now begun working on the section on the top right, adding sashing and...drumroll...the first of 2 outside borders!!! Ok, it's the same black batik as the sashing but it's exciting because I can finally see the size of this project with the border and corners/half diamonds in place. For the record, it's going to be 55" x 65" and I don't have a final hexie count yet but Connie's estimation of a gazillion feels about right!
This weekend I went to Breakfast Club at one of the not-so-LQS' and was able to get a lot of the previous mentioned work done. I also came across a sample block where I just loved the color combo. I picked up these four FQs that I will also pair with a neutral to paper piece this awesome star blossom kit from paperpieces.com. One star is about 13" so it's a little too big for my mini quilt stand. In other words I have no idea what this will become, but I couldn't resist the kit or those great fabrics for a fussy cutting project. Oh and check out those selvages with the flowers!
Congrats on being featured, Sarah.
ReplyDeleteI am always thrilled to see the progress on your gorgeous hexie project. And I admit I had to LOL at all of the EPP shapes you are accumulating. Someone get help--this woman is sick!! : )
Congratulations !!
ReplyDeleteOh, Sarah we must be kindred spirits....
I have a tin full of so many different paper shapes its not funny.
Your hexie's are looking good.
Yay, Sarah!!!! I love, LOVE this hexie piece. It just makes me smile inside and out, every time I see it. It's crazy, but you've done such a magnificent job with it!!! I love your hexie obsession!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI just started doing hexies (with no end goal in mind) but I am quickly catching the fever. I love how you have made diamonds and then the 3-D boxes with yours, such a different look than the traditional flowers. The black is very striking, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love watching this grow! It might get me started doing one - just kidding - too many irons in the fire already!
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Sarah - and that fabric is lovely!