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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Stephanie at Hightower Stitching's one part tutorial is making stuffed hexagon flowers into a quilt and includes machine & hand stitching, quilt as you go, and use of orphan batting and fabrics. There are muti-steps which keep this project from being too boring and creates a quilt that you will love to hold or share.
Time Codes:
00:00 Introduction
02:03 Sample quilt so far
03:45 Material, marking & cutting ideas, hints
05:35 Batting ideas
07:22 Other color combinations
08:22 Machine sewing-hexagon hints
14:22 Hand stitching petals
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I love this method and it would make a really fun baby quilt or couch throw. ❤
I am thinking about a gift also...my next experiment will be with squares (5") or 4" so they are easy to work with. Then, there won't be any issue about the sides. But, I am really liking the uneven edge of the big hexagon flowers. Thank you for watching.
That’s a neat way to do it, nice and cozy!
Glad you like it! I just tried 4 1/2 inch square and that was fun...only 4 corners and edges will all be straight. Kid /toddler blanket is my goal. Have fun!