Progress on Hexagon Log Cabins
We have all been a bit under the weather in our house this last week or so as winter approaches. But I have been getting into the sewing room in the evenings and I have been doing hexagon log cabins. I have now done 18.
I am thinking about how to lay them out and how to finish the quilt. I don't want to make any more hexagon log cabins really, so I thought I would do a large border of scrappy trips. Scrappy trips are blocks of squares, where there are several fabrics used the squares are in diagonal lines. I used this technique for my dolls blanket
here.
So I thought I would arrange them like this and add triangles in to make them into diamonds and then sew them together. Then I think I will do more triangles to fill up the odd spaces and then a border of squares. It's a plan.
Those are some of my favourite hexagons. I think it is going to be a very pink quilt...
These are amazing hexagons. This is going to be a very charming, cute quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a very cute quilt. Can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I am getting there though.
DeleteThese are so sweet!
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DeleteThese are wonderful! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Susie
DeleteYour hexagons are beautiful. That's going to be one special quilt!
ReplyDeleteI think it will be as it is for my little girl who loves pink
DeleteYour hexies are just beautiful.Love your fussy cut!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collection of hexies!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics!
Esther
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Thanks Esther and thanks so much for visiting.
DeleteLove those hexies. I really love the how the second layout with a bit of space between each block really lets them stand out and shine.
ReplyDeleteI love the second layout too. That way I can machine piece them. I haven't tried machine piecing hexagons and it looks a bit tricky.
DeleteBeautiful blocks and it will be interesting to see what you do with them!
ReplyDeleteHi, such beautiful hexies. Great idea. I am very new to quilting and saw your blog on Sew Many Ways. I am now following you and can't wait to see your next project.
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DeleteVery cute - and a lot of work I imagine! :-)
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Those are adorable! It's going to be a fabulous quilt however you decide to lay them out.
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! It's going to be a fabulous quilt however you decide to lay them out.
ReplyDeleteI love these blocks! I'm sure however you decide to finish them will be wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for hexies! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteI love them!! I just finished a similar quilt - you can look at my blog for the layout - I got it from a tutorial at The Sewing Chick. Great job!
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I looked at yours and I really love it. Great and thanks for visiting.
DeleteThis is so cute. I love your fussy cut centers. Great project.
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet quilt. it's going to be gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese are brilliant, I can't wait to see how the whole thing turns out!
ReplyDeleteWonderful sweet fussy cuts. I like the second layout because every single hexie will be more shown. I am sure however this will be loooooved!
ReplyDeleteSo darling! Love the centre fabrics : )
ReplyDeleteI love these hexies and how you fussy cut the centers. I like the idea of strippy border.
ReplyDeleteLove love love
ReplyDeleteHow cute! This is going to be an adorable quilt, and the star layout is lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour hexy log cabins are adorable! Thanks for linking up :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, and I love your work too!
DeleteThese blocks are so fun and so cute!
ReplyDeleteThe dress on the hanger hexie is my favorite! Too cute. Looks like a lot of work, but gonna be worth it for sure:)
ReplyDeleteDid you use a tutorial for these or a template? Please do share! These are gorgeous and you picked the BEST fabric line in the world!
ReplyDeleteHi, the tutorial on how to do it is here: http://thesewingchick.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/a-tutorial-log-cabin-hexagon-block.html so there is a free hexagon template to print off. Good luck!
DeleteThese are simply amazing! I love the fussy cutting and the fabrics are perfect!
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