I am planning to continue with my hexagon charm quilt. Progress as of today here:
But I have also been falling in love with BIG hexies made up of smaller parts, in particular 60 degree diamond star hexies. I have put together a bit of an inspiration gallery over on Flickr:
Hexalong Inspirations, a gallery on Flickr.
I think (don't hold me to this!) I want to do something like summerfete's Summer of Love quilt, which you can see on her blog here. And because I'm feeling a bit dotty, I thought I would make all the stars with dotty and spotty fabrics. I'm not sure how I managed to inadvertently collect so many spotty fabrics but I pulled together all these from my stash:
Cos of using the incompetech graph paper (thanks for the tip Lilys Quilts) if I decide the dotty stars are just toooooo much I can make some big plain coloured hexies to go in between them. I am thinking maybe light grey for those, I am just too grubby for white lol.
Oooh, the excitement!!
And because my ICADs reflect what I am reading about, or doing, or thinking about, you won't be surprised to see my card for today:
Great ICAD! I don't do quilting, but your posts have me wishing that I could find a hexagon paper punch for some paper projects.
ReplyDeleteI am not, not not doing hexagons - I'll admire them and that's as far as I'll go, lol! Love your dots and drawing.
ReplyDeleteI really must start mine off again. I was going through the scrap bins and I can get rid of half of it if I start doing hexies again.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty ICAD! And wonderful quilt!
ReplyDeleteGreat hexagon quilt! And the idea of a dotty one, well -- WOW!! I love the icad. Simply lovely and fun!
ReplyDeleteSharon
I love your quilt ICAD! I like quilting but its taken back burner to my other artistic projects.
ReplyDeleteMary