Does anyone else have the same mystery as me? I stitch and stitch with not a lot of progress to share. I did manage to join 2 rows of flowers and started a 3rd row.
I’m not sure if there’s a right or wrong way to go about joining the flowers … this is how I’ve been stitching them.
First I joined two green hexies to each flower … then joined each flower into a vertical row … next I’ll stitch each row together … finishing by adding a row of green hexies around the outside.
First I joined two green hexies to each flower … then joined each flower into a vertical row … next I’ll stitch each row together … finishing by adding a row of green hexies around the outside.
I’d love to know any other ways of sewing them together. This top should be approx. 40 inches at the widest. Maybe some more stitches tonight.
12 comments:
They are looking good Narelle.
Hugs Mary.
When I joined my hexie flowers I made the first row and then just added them one by one. Yours seems like an efficient way of joining them and they will be done before you know it.
You must be feeding your garden well because it's growing nicely! FNSI helps lots of projects. Well done.
They look very good! Smart way to stitch them in rows. I wish I thought of that.
It looks like you have found a great way to sew them together and they look beautiful .
Great job with your hexagons! Another successful FNSI.
Lovely, just lovely.... haven't not considered a hexagon quilt but it's definitely tempting. You do nice work!
They look lovely. I have never attempted a quilt before but seeing this makes me want to!
/hey Narelle! Looks to me that you are going about it the right/best way possible... Looking good! 8-)
I think it's making great progress! I couldn't find what size your hexies are?
You did have a productive FNSI,sewing hexies takes ages.
How exciting, Narelle! I really like the green the chose and it seems do me you are doing a great job. I wish you lots of perseverence... :)
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