Thursday, May 9, 2013

Hexagon Flowers

 Our guild is meeting next Monday night. The guild is having demonstrations put on by some of the  guild members. I volunteered to demonstrate English paper piecing. I thought I would pull out some of my hexagon flowers to show to those that want to learn a new technique. The very center is all sewn together but then you can see some of the other flowers I have made. Yes, this is an ongoing UFO. I might just have to work on it next month. It looks like spring has arrived in my sewing room.
Be sure to check out the bloggers who are featured in the "It's for the Birds" blog hop today. You still have time to enter my giveaway here. I am slowly trying to respond to the comments from my bird post by either replying to your comment or by visiting your blog which is kind of fun. This way I can meet "new to me" bloggers.


Thursday, May 9


With Passion,
Carrie P.

18 comments:

Angie in SoCal said...

Carrie, that looks more like a WIP to me, and it's lovely! Hope to see it at It's a Hexie Friday. I'm sure the members will be inspired by your project.

Mrs. Goodneedle said...

Love your hexie flowers, I hope to get to the meeting to see the demo in person! Any way you can bring spring to stay, even in your sewing room, is appreciated; seems like the weather's warmer everywhere but here! ;)

Raewyn said...

Oh I need to start another hexie project - yours is lovely!! I hope you have fun with your demo!!

Anonymous said...

I love Hexi's... I am working on a Hexi's poinsettia tablecloth for Christmas. But it is slow going because I don't have much time.

Unknown said...

Cool! I'd like to know how those are sewn together.

Abby and Stephanie said...

Now you have flowers indoors and out! Lucky guild to have you do a demo.

Aunt 'Reen said...

Beautiful start to a hexie garden quilt! Sounds like your quilt meeting is going to be a lot of fun!

Cathy said...

Love your hexies. I have a grandmothers flower garden I have been working on for ? years. I guess I will have to pull it out and work on it....LOL Hugs

Carla said...

Oh just look at those lovely hexies! Enjoy teaching the ladies

Crispy said...

Have fun teaching. I know it can be a little nerve wracking to teach a new method in the a short time allowed.

Gina said...

So pretty!! I love hexies. I have started making some for a long term hand stitching project and need to get back to working on them. Thanks for the inspiration!

Cindy said...

You'll be a wonderful teacher - your methods and creations are always spot-on!

Robin said...

Hexie flowers are so much fun! It should be a lot of fun getting to share the technique with your guildmates. Have fun with it! :)

BillieBee (billiemick) said...

Wonderful hexies....thanks for linking up.

Linda said...

I really like all the different colors you have chosen for your hexies. Nice!

Rosa said...

Love your rainbow,your hexies are just gorgeous!.

Lynne said...

I am almost finished my first hexagon project and am now planning my second project with EPP! Who'd a thought I'd fall for hand-stitching?

Ivory Spring said...

Your hexie flowers are awesome!