Temp at 9am was -25C, though it feels like -39C with the wind-chill...
Over night the temp is to be -28C, though it feels like -40C with the wind-chill...
Time for Spring time weather!!!
So I did do some things in the sewing room today! I prepared a small tutorial on how I do my hexagons... I think it was Faith that wanted to know different ways, though this is the only way I have attempted hexagons thus far... 8-)
Over night the temp is to be -28C, though it feels like -40C with the wind-chill...
Time for Spring time weather!!!
So I did do some things in the sewing room today! I prepared a small tutorial on how I do my hexagons... I think it was Faith that wanted to know different ways, though this is the only way I have attempted hexagons thus far... 8-)
My way was learned from my very first quilting lessons on hand piecing.
Photo 1.)
My scrap, hex template, and pencil.
Photo 1.)
My scrap, hex template, and pencil.
Photo 2.)
I trace out my hex on the backside of the fabric.
I trace out my hex on the backside of the fabric.
Photo 4.)
You have your hexagon all cut out...
Photo 5.)
Glasses is a must (for me), a couple of small pins, a small needle, and beige or light grey thread. Put 2 hexagons together good sides facing.
You have your hexagon all cut out...
Photo 5.)
Glasses is a must (for me), a couple of small pins, a small needle, and beige or light grey thread. Put 2 hexagons together good sides facing.
I shall continue the tute tomorrow...
Till then...
Till then...
2 comments:
Cold is certainly the word these days! Good thing quilting is a cold weather activity.
Ohh thankyou for showing me that, youre showing me the new exciting way to go about hexagons. Looking forward to tommorrows lessons.
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