So far I'm using my vintage sheet stash. And I couldn't be satisfied with a normal sized hexie, I had to super size it (like here). I have absolutely no idea what I'm going to do with these big ones yet.
But I did make a little table topper...
I'm going to practice my free motion quilting on this one, and add some hand quilting too.
And what's a little hexagon making without some crochet?
Love. Making. Hexagons. Can you tell?
This will be my last post for a while, since my surgery is right after Easter. I will still be visiting everyone to see what you're up too! I'm hoping for an easy recovery with the help of
Hope you have a great weekend!
Lynne
Love your hexagons ,they are very addictive ,i love making them and your crochet is lovely too ,good luck with the op and have a happy easter xxx
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ReplyDeleteI wish you all the best for your stay in the hospital. Hope you will recover soon.
your hexies look nice, and I like the crochet ones best.
KATRIN W.
Hi Lynne. I am loving those large hexies! Did you make the paper yourself or purchase that size? They are so cute and I love your table topper and crochet! Swoon!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you recover well from your surgery.
love and prayers for you. Trish xoxo
Good luck for a quick, healthy recovery. Lots of time for crochet and Downton...oooh my two favourite things at the moment!!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm a new Follower. I am working on a hexie project too (for a long time now!), love Downton Abbey!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes with your surgery.
Beautiful hexies! I love the super-size--looks very modern! I'll be thinking of you this week, and hoping for a speedy recovery. Take care of yourself, friend. :)
ReplyDeleteOoh great, have you joined my flickr group??
ReplyDeleteHexagons... ♥
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