4.30.2009

finally joining

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I am seeing white. Lots & lots (...........did I say 'lots'?) of white. . All of these white hexies are being hand sewn....
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...and finally being joined to the colorful grandmother's flower garden blocks.
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I loooooooooove the way these blocks come to life. Half of the fun of this quilt is matching the fabrics. The other half is the quietness of piecing these hexies together.
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Now. Let's see. How many more to go before this is a queen-sized quilt?



11 comments:

  1. I LOVE your hexie quilt! I'm working on a hexie quilt too. It's great mindless handpiecing while watching TV. Can't wait to see yours as it progresses. Hexie hugs! :o)

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  2. Just saw these over on the GHQA blog. I am just amazed that you are finally joining. Right now I am working on my 10th flower and still find it very soothing like you. I am so glad that you helped to get me inspired to actually make these blocks. I love it. Just one question. Do you find that sometimes you can see your thread on the front side of the block?

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  3. I wish I hac your patience for small things. You will be so proud of this when it is finished. Cherrie

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  4. *gasp* Dawn, this is just so lovely!!! A queen-size quilt would be so lovely with these blocks!!!!

    Thanks for stopping by and leaving the super-encouraging comment on my appearance in "Through the Needle". I always LOVE to hear from you! :)

    Have a great weekend.

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  5. I love this. I would not have patience for this project though...you are blessed with patience that I am not. :) We all know our own limits. How many hexagons are in a queen? Just curious. I hope you have nice weather this weekend. It is a bit nippy here.

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  6. I am amazed at your patience and the neatness of your work. I would love it if you would do a little tutorial on this! It's going to be a beautiful heirloom. Twyla

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  7. I'm loving the white with these. It will be amazing when finished!

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  8. This quilt will be amazing when finished - what a labor of love you've got going on here...
    Kris

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  9. Simply stunning! I love hexagon quilts, too bad I'm still too much of a chicken to try one.

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  10. That is a lot of love & work, right there!

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  11. WOW !! That's quite the BIG PROJECT you've taken on !!! (a sweet and pretty one! but still BIG !!!) You GO girl!!!

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