Well, I do have something to show for myself after all...
Most times when I go to my quilt groups I bring a hand project. Lately it has been some knitting, but today I took my Hex Project. It is growing, not by leaps and bounds, but it is growing steadily... 8-)
If ever I do another hex quilt again, I will do it in rows, not in clusters of 10/12 as I have done here... 8-)
Off to make supper now!
Myra 8-)
Most times when I go to my quilt groups I bring a hand project. Lately it has been some knitting, but today I took my Hex Project. It is growing, not by leaps and bounds, but it is growing steadily... 8-)
If ever I do another hex quilt again, I will do it in rows, not in clusters of 10/12 as I have done here... 8-)Off to make supper now!
Myra 8-)
Slow but steady wins the race. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteMyra, love the hexagons! I just may try them some day. I love handwork. Have a good day. Winona
ReplyDeleteI tried to work with hexagons many years as a beginner quilter and without any guidance. Not very smart. But then, I always did Stack 'n Whack blocks. LOL
ReplyDeleteIt takes a lot of time to finish a hexagon quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the hexagons and the colours look great. It will look amazing when the quilt is finished.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it's going to be a very cozy quilt Myra. I started a tumbling blocks quilt a while ago and I also work in clusters instead of in rows, I'm not sure if that is the smartest way to make them but for now I enjoy how they look.
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