After feeling under the weather for the last few days, I finally felt like going outside.
Of course, I ended up at JoAnn’s on the pretext that I can walk the outside mall area…which I did.
I found the last bit of fabric I needed to make one more pillow case and one more table runner.
All the seasonal fabric, decorations, and cool weather just got me in the holiday mood.
I couldn’t find any pretty buttons for the ends, so I am thinking of looking for a small silk poinsettia to pin on the ends.
Recently, I started viewing tutorials on quilt as you go hexagons.
In some of these videos,ย the top and batting are quilted before the backing is placed on.
If it is a 6 inch hexagon, will the backing separate?
The videos I am watching have hexagons that are artistically quilted with silk ribbon embroidery, thread sketching,ย beading…etc.
What is usually done when doing a quilt as you go hexagon?
Thanks for any suggestions or thoughts you may have on this.
Iโm sorry but I have never explored those techniques. I hope you find the advice you are looking for. Way to go for trying something new! ๐
Thank you. I appreciate your support.
Such pretty Poinsettia fabric. I have made some hexies and not sure what to do with them other than hand stitch them on something!? So I am no help with the quilt as you go method, I wil be interested to see where you go with it…
Glad you are feeling better ๐
I don’t know where I am going just yet, but it is fun trying to figure it out. ๐
I love all the crafting instructions on YouTube! I am feeling in the holiday mood and might put up my tree this weekend!
Mine goes up on Friday๐ฆ๐