I have cut 205 of the 208 half hexagons needed for my quilt. I found one more light fabric to cut the last 3 pieces.
I divided the pieces by darks and light/medium contrast.
The scraps left after cutting 5 half hexagons from a strip are an odd shape. I am going to find my parallelogram die to cut from these scraps and then I'll look for a pattern that can use them.
Happy Thanksgiving dinner today, Wanda. Your cutting project looks like another winner in process. I'm interested too, in what transpires with the scraps.
i can tell already your half hexagon is going to be a beauty. Seeing your layout shows your professionalism in every way. And I know you'll use your magic on those small scraps.
Gathering your family for Thanksgiving dinner is a perfect way to end the week.
Good morning Wanda. Have an enjoyable Thanksgiving dinner today with family, and hope you don't have too far to travel, given the forecast for today.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving dinner today, Wanda. Your cutting project looks like another winner in process. I'm interested too, in what transpires with the scraps.
ReplyDeletei can tell already your half hexagon is going to be a beauty. Seeing your layout shows your professionalism in every way. And I know you'll use your magic on those small scraps.
ReplyDeleteGathering your family for Thanksgiving dinner is a perfect way to end the week.
JJM
Wow! You actually cut these all up before you have an idea of how you will use them . . . you are a brave soul, my friend :)
ReplyDeleteHappy quilting!
Connie :)
It is always satisfying having decisions made, pieces cut, and ready to roll.
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