Since I can't show a picture of that quilt I'll show one of my other UFO's I'm working on. I love making Hexagon flowers as a take along project but will NEVER make a traditional grandmother's flower garden quilt.
I had intended to set these flowers with an alternate block that would create a chain but then I saw a strippie quilt in one of the Australian magazines and decided to go with that setting. I don't have much of the pink and cream fabric so it will be a lap size donation quilt and I probably have enough flowers already made. I need to make the leaves and then stitch it all down.
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aww cute lil doggie whats his/her name?
Mary, They are soooo cute. I was considering doing the flowers with just one round, like yours and may still do that. I love your plan. I'm not sure what color to use so for now I'm using Rhubarb and Ginger with black center and doing two rounds. Probably would have looked adorable with one round, too. Decisions, decisions. LOL
This was my first attempt and if I could stop agonizing about it I might actually get hooked. LOL
so pretty, some little girl is going to love that! I have a GFG from my grandmother because I don't think I would do one myself. I have one almost done the I made flowers like yours and then set them inside the empty blocks of an Irish chain. Still working on the border--or more correctly, it's waiting on me to do the border!
Chesty is too cute! How did s/he get that name and what breed is the dog?
I like the flowers, are they hard to make?
I like the hexagon flowers, it will make up into a really cute quilt-however, I confess, I like the pup even better!
Is Chesty for Chester? He knows a pretty quilt when he sees one. Oh, Mary, go ahead and make a GFG so we can enjoy it vicariously through you. It would only be like ten thousand teenie pieces, right??
Awww, your model just makes the quilt. :)
I agree, making a whole GFG is something I'd never do - but I like the little ones there in the border!
Love the colors in the quilt. Despite what my sister thinks, I really don't hate bright fabrics, it's just that the brown/blacks SPEAK to me right now.
Cute. You applique the flowers down? I've been working on my GFG for about . . . 16 years? But it will get finished, if I live long enough. =)
Love the flowers, what a good idea setting them in blocks - if I ever get around to hexagons - what with so many other projects on the list - I'll definately be doing that way. Thanks for the inspiration
your hexagons are lovely. I haven't made them before but i might just put it on my "to do" list.
very sweet- way to use those hexagon flowers in a cute project.
the hexagon flowers look wonderful!
Going to be a sweet quilt for a young lady--clever use of the flowers.
So how long do we have to wait to see the wedding quilt? Just call the kids and tell them NOT to look at your blog...yeah, like that would work!
Your hexagons are very pretty. Who is the helper posing in the photo?
Chesty looks like he's enjoying your quilt. Those hexagons go pretty fast don't they?
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