I cut lots more half hexagons from my African fabrics with my die cutter and finished designing it late yesterday afternoon. This quilt is just a joyous riot of colors with all of the different fabrics. I think I cut about 15 more fabrics (several pieces of each) so there are about 74 different fabrics.
This is the small amount of pieces leftover.
The 6 columns on the left are sewn together. I stacked the rest of the rows after I took this photo and pinned them back on the wall in order.
8 comments:
Very beautiful!
You got this top sewn together quick! I love all the different colors!
Looks terrific with all that color and pattern.
A stunning "honey comb" of Afican fabrics. Selecting fabrics, cutting, designing, removing from design board, stitching, pressing ~ whew ! A lot of hours of work that goes into every one of your creations. And this piece seems to show all those hours.
JJM
That looks like a great stash buster! I go back and forth on whether to purchase a die cutter.
"This quilt is just a joyous riot of colors with all of the different fabrics" -- You are SO right!!!
Lovely!
What size half Jeri did is this and what size will the top measure to? I'm thinking about making one once I get the die. But I want it to be a large lap size. Thanks for all you do and the ideas you provide.
Jeri
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