I went back to Somerset this weekend to go to a wedding. It was lovely to see Jo and Ed getting married and also to spend time with my Mum, Dad, sister and brother-in-law. As usual I found it completely impossible to leave the house without some sewing and I thought it was appropriate to take some hexagons for my heirloom quilt with me as it was my Mum that taught me this type of patchwork. I had stitched a big pile of hexagons onto their templates and my big sister H-M (Hollie-Martine) decided to arrange them for me. I think its really special that she designed the layout of this panel and I’m going to stitch them together and add it into my quilt. Every time I look at this panel it will remind me of my sister and a lovely family weekend.
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Looking good George! Wish I had the patience for it!
I’m just doing a bit every now and then so its not too repetitive. We will have to make a pilgrimage to the Eternal Maker soon!
Absolutely! My bank balance may have to recover from my recent visit first though! lol x
Its going to be such an amazing piece once its finished
Thank you 🙂 You will get to see it in progress!
This is really coming along well now isn’t it! Just thought i’d let you know that you inspired me to start my own hexagon quilt using the leftovers from my hexagon cushions as I always seem to have one or two…thank you 🙂 x
Its on its way! O awesome, I’m so pleased and can’t wait to see it 🙂
[…] and am always on the look out for new ones to add. So my first panel is completed and my sister has designed the second, which is so very nearly finished. I’ve been so busy lately, sewing 150 metres of bunting to […]