Some 1/2" hexi flowers from batik scraps.
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Oh my lots of lovely hexie flowers. Isn't playing with color so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI never really had so much fun playing with color as with these hexi's. As they are so small, and I first just made the individual hexi's, and then when I started sorting, and arranging, it was just a way to relax and enjoy.
DeleteWow these are tiny little treasures!
ReplyDeleteThanks. They are done during my moments of waiting in an office, or watching TV. A few stitches every day, and over time you make progress.
DeleteI love the colors you used. I'm making a mosiac 1" hexie, but as I cut 1" fabric the left overs are being used to cover my 1/2" papers . Can't wait to sew them together. I'm amazed at how many I get from just scrap pieces.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have been making these hexi's from my scraps. I started on the smaller hexi's to use up the smaller scraps. Or to have enough to make 6 for a flower.
DeleteVery pretty. What's next with them?
ReplyDeleteI'm looking at various ways to make quilts with them. For example, see my previous post : http://dying2quilt.blogspot.com/2018/07/slow-stitching-59.html
Deletewhich has the hexi flowers in diamond shaped background pieces.
I also want to do a landscape flower garden, with the hexi flowers just all random as in an English Cottage Garden. I make a couple of the flowers every week. It will take me a while to have enough for a bed quilt.