Since winning lots of lovely hexies and hexie shaped fabric from Hadley, I have been steadily sewing and adding my own
I struggle a bit with hexies. They look fabulous all lined up like this, and I like them in small amounts in small projects, or a mass of them in a riot of colour - but that takes a lot of hexies
And I have also been wondering how to border this quilt
And then the two ideas collided - why not try this:
or maybe this
This definitely gives me something to think about - and an excuse to keep on basting those hexies!
What a great idea to have a hexie border! I love the photo with the single row :)
ReplyDeleteOo yum! The single row option looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI like the first option - inspired!
ReplyDeleteI like the single hexies best too. And good news - you wouldn't need as many! Really looking forward to seeing this double wedding quilt in all its glory - it is a real heirloom project x
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd option means you wouldn't need to bind the quilt. Sarah (sew me) has a genius way to border, back and quilt a hexie edged quilt: http://sewmeblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/making-it-up-as-i-go-along.html
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What a great idea, I like both of your ideas, and I just love this quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt top so far and the hexies will look fantastic! Can't wait to see what you do! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use your hexies. It looks as with the second option you could fold them over and use them as binding too!
ReplyDeleteWhatever happens you will have a great quilt but I vote for the first option.
ReplyDeleteOoooooh what have I started!!? Great idea xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the simple version, one row of hexies. lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh but I love that idea... But how many do you need to make?
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