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Athina
Athina finished her project and made this wonderful quilt! She is now working on a Classic Hexagon Quilt, A 1" Hexagon Diamond Single Ring with a Path.
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Barb C
I am sending you phots of my 2 quilt projects. One is the Lone Star, which I hand quilted and it is my first completed paper piecing project. The second is my Stars and Hexagon quilt which was inspird by a quilt I say in a museum in Richmond, VA. It is done in Civil War reproduction fabrics. I hope you enjoy them. Happy Piecing everyone.
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Barbara
Here is my wall hanging. It was our 2005 guild challenge to do a quilt using only one shape, and I chose the half hexagon. I got a second place ribbon on it in our quilt show and all the fabris came from a Monda line that was popular that year.
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Barb P.
I'm attaching a picture of my unfinished blocks. Still have the paper in them! I'm a little nervous to cut the back of the block to get the paper out!
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Brenda in Oklahoma
Many thanks to Brenda for sharing her on-going project!
It's a charm quilt made with 1/2" Hexagons. |
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Carol in Arizona
Variation on Grandmother's Flower Garden
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Carol in Florida
This piece is made using 1/4" Hexagons. Finished size is 16" X 19" and it contains 925 hexagons.
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Carole B
"I just completed this quilt for my niece as a wedding gift. I used the Christmas Sampler as my inspiration and included a personal message in the center using a fabric sheet and my ink jet printer. I have only been quilting for a year but this hobby has become a real passion for me."
~Carole B |
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Cheryl P.
Cheryl made this lovely variation of the cover quilt from Jaynette Huff's Quilts from Grandmotehr's Garden. She used 2" Hexagons and made it to fit a King Size bed.
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Cindy B. in Iowa
Grandmother's Garden Quilt
This is the picture I showed the ladies at your AQS show booth in Des Moines last week... The bed is a king sized bed, but the quilt is intended for a double bed.
~Cindy B. |
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Cindy in Iowa
Variation on Sarah's Star
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Debbie B.
The whole quilt is 64" by 64". I knew that I could get the right size for the large triangle by cutting the diamonds in half but I couldn't figure out how to deal with the small triangle that completes the block. I called and you were WONDERFUL and went and found LOTS of JUST about the exact size triangle that I needed and you sent them to me for free! Because the paper piecing is exact but also forgiving, I was able to make the 'almost' perfect little triangles work perfectly! So, I thought of you and was grateful during the entire piecing period. Once it was finished it was hand quilted by an Amish friend.
Thanks again,
~Debbie |
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