Saturday, January 22, 2011

Hexies and another finish.

remember these hexies?


look at them now....


because i lost this pattern, i assumed i should assemble the hexies into whole hexies
WRONG
i should have left them in half's
i didn't want to rip out all that stitching, i had already ripped out a lot
so, i started sewing them together one at a time in a "Y" seam
now i can say i can successfully sew a "Y" seam
can you?


remember this project?
my simple straight lines....


i turned it into this,
a table runner or door hanger
and yep, there's that polka dotted fabric again


 a quote that goes perfect with my hexies quilt top

"as you sew, so shall you rip"

14 comments:

  1. They both came out beautiful!!

    "as you sew, so shall you rip" Love it!!

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  2. congrats on getting it all done with Y seams. you did a great job!

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  3. Oh gee. I see why leaving them in halves would work. Then you would only be sewing straight seams. Even I could do hexies that way.

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  4. It sure looks like you got plenty of practice on those Y seams.

    The long tablerunner is so nice, Tonya.

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  5. Your hexies are cute and the table runner adorable!!!

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  6. I love those hexies and your tablerunner looks terrific.

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  7. The hexies turned out great!!! Well worth the effort!!! :-)

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  8. They both turned out wonderful. I've never done hexs...I might try one day yet. Hugs

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  9. Purdy! I am consistently amazed at your talent.

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  10. Love the hexies. And you have a great attitude of taking your "mistake" and turning it into a great learning experience. Now you know 2 ways to doing these blocks - one easy and one more challenging.

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  11. Is that the secret to sewing them together? Leave them halves and sew straight lines? I've been trying to figure it out. I don't want to sew Y's. Love that table runner, the colors are great.

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  12. Busy girl! Your hexies are lovely - I wouldn't know how to put them together either. And, look, you're now a y-seam master!

    So, from hexes to straight seams. Looking good!

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  13. Tonya, your hexies are looking great! Aren't you glad you picked this project back up?

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  14. A "Y-seam?" I saw it once on Simply Quilts! Love the hexagon quilt and the table runner. Both great projects!

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