Hi Ethel...hope your recovery is going on apace. Your post made me smile. I have exactly the same impatience with patchwork. Love the cushions.... much more manageable! Jacqui x
Love the colours in the second one particularly. To help your patience you can get a temporary glue pen for the paper part. I used one and they are great. You glue the hexies onto the papers and get straight to the sewing part. They are from a website called simply solids or follow the link here. http://joeveryday19.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/hexagaon-shortcut.html Good luck!! Jo x
I am just the same…I have made many a crochet cushion whilst dreaming of a blanket. xxx
ReplyDeleteHe he...Wonderful....Lovely non the less...x
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful.....you can NEVER have too many cushions! :) x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hexies E.E. - just love the fabrics you have used - both styles are just gorgeous. Making hexies can be quite therapeutic :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I love the hexies and the colours. How comfy your bottom shall be!
ReplyDeleteHi Ethel...hope your recovery is going on apace. Your post made me smile. I have exactly the same impatience with patchwork. Love the cushions.... much more manageable!
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oh how wonderful this quilting is, whether it be bum or bed its still fab xxxx
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in the second one particularly. To help your patience you can get a temporary glue pen for the paper part. I used one and they are great. You glue the hexies onto the papers and get straight to the sewing part. They are from a website called simply solids or follow the link here. http://joeveryday19.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/hexagaon-shortcut.html Good luck!! Jo x
ReplyDeleteI think the cushions look lovely and I'm filled with admiration that you made them, I've never got further than gathering materials....
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