Lovely. Thank you for sharing your English piecing. I just got some jelly rolls and 1” pre cut hexagons that I’m cutting out now. Can’t wait to start sewing them together. That quilt at the end was lovely ... you’re right, that button fabric was a perfect border
I have made the hexagon quilts and I cut with scissors but I make disposable papers using the catalogue papers. The design is one of my favorite quilt patterns. A very beautiful quilts indeed.
Wow, wow & wow. What an excellent tutorial. I too have been extremely scared about trying this, until now that is. I've have had several ppl show me how to do this and have never quite understood. Your video is the best tutorial ever and I'm now gonna go out this afternoon and re purchase some die cut hexagons ready to have another go at this.. Fingers and toes crossed. If anyone is interested I'll post again in a cpl of days and let u know how I got on ❤❤😊😊
Great tutorial. Have always been rather "scared" of doing hexagons but after this tutorial I have no qualms. Her explanation was clear and to the point. Excellent teacher. Thank you
Really excellent tutorial. I've been teaching myself English paper piecing this week and you have cured me of bad habits and given me lots of tips. Thank you x
Very good and easy to follow tutorial. But I have a question, how do yo finish the back of the quilt? I imagine all those borders of the hexagon shapes loose and unsewed. Maybe in this case you might sew a whole piece of fabric of the complete size of the quilt to the back, but if it is not a quilt and you perhaps make a dress or a blouse with these shapes... how can you finish it from the back side?
Is that possible to order hexagone who matches with the same size of half hexagone, triangles, diamond, etc. Can you tell me how to know how to order all the shape of paper who can go together with the size?? I want to make an other quilt than only hexies with different forms, but on your internet site, I was not sure if they go together!
Love this lady’s teaching manner...thank you!
What a clever way to cut the fabric. i just found you. Thanks.
Lovely. Thank you for sharing your English piecing. I just got some jelly rolls and 1” pre cut hexagons that I’m cutting out now. Can’t wait to start sewing them together. That quilt at the end was lovely ... you’re right, that button fabric was a perfect border
I have made the hexagon quilts and I cut with scissors but I make disposable papers using the catalogue papers. The design is one of my favorite quilt patterns. A very beautiful quilts indeed.
Best tutorial on making hexagons that I've ever seen. Thank you.
Wow, wow & wow. What an excellent tutorial. I too have been extremely scared about trying this, until now that is. I've have had several ppl show me how to do this and have never quite understood.
Your video is the best tutorial ever and I'm now gonna go out this afternoon and re purchase some die cut hexagons ready to have another go at this.. Fingers and toes crossed. If anyone is interested I'll post again in a cpl of days and let u know how I got on ❤❤😊😊
As a complete beginner. I greatly appreciate this tutorial. Thank you
Thank you. Very well done. Can't wait to get started on EPP.
Great tutorial, still very valid in today's practices.
Great tutorial. Have always been rather "scared" of doing hexagons but after this tutorial I have no qualms. Her explanation was clear and to the point. Excellent teacher. Thank you
I appreciate your very thorough and informative tutorial.
Really excellent tutorial. I've been teaching myself English paper piecing this week and you have cured me of bad habits and given me lots of tips. Thank you x
Thank You so much that is a great way to cut them out
Amazing tutorial! So well explained. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your excellent tutorial
Excellent instruction! thank you so much!
Very clear and helpful, Thankyou.
Thank you for the very good tutorial.
Brilliant!!
Muy bien explicado,
🇦🇿👍🏻Excellent
That’s a very clear tutorial thank you. Do you stitch through the paper piece, some people say not to, but I get on better if I do.
Very good and easy to follow tutorial. But I have a question, how do yo finish the back of the quilt? I imagine all those borders of the hexagon shapes loose and unsewed. Maybe in this case you might sew a whole piece of fabric of the complete size of the quilt to the back, but if it is not a quilt and you perhaps make a dress or a blouse with these shapes... how can you finish it from the back side?
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Is that possible to order hexagone who matches with the same size of half hexagone, triangles, diamond, etc. Can you tell me how to know how to order all the shape of paper who can go together with the size?? I want to make an other quilt than only hexies with different forms, but on your internet site, I was not sure if they go together!