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Firstly a log cabin, then a hexagon quilt.



I've got a whole bunch of jelly rolls that need using up, so this is a very useful kind of project for it. not sure about putting it all together, but we'll work it out, I'm sure!

Log cabins are generally pretty easy, and I can make a whole batch of squares in the space of an afternoon. I did about 2/3 of the squares in that photo on Saturday. There's a lot more to go before it's finished, but it's an excellent 'spare time' kind of project.

The second quilt is a 'test pattern' prototype for a quilt I want to make out of lots of hexagons - but not a beeswax configuration (hexagons tightly packed), which is the usual configuration for hexagon quilts, but more like this - only each hexagon will be made out of a charm square.



That's the 'test pattern' made out of some left-over charm squares after I planned the colours for the quilt a couple of years back. And the triangles (I hope) will be a similar kind of 'flow' only in opposing colours along the quilt.

It looks really good in my head, anyway! :D

I just hope it's not beyond my skill level!

Date: 2010-09-07 09:30 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] arrietty.livejournal.com
The hexagon patterns have always put me off as there is so much hand sewing.

Log cabin looks good :D

Date: 2010-09-07 11:17 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] seldearslj.livejournal.com
Hee. See, this is machine-done. I deliberately looked for a design that could be done by machine in long lines!

Date: 2010-09-07 08:02 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] arrietty.livejournal.com
oooooooooo - I like :D Yes, it could be machine sewn. It is the octagonal ones I was thinking of.

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