Sunday, July 5, 2015
An Elongated Hexagon Wall Hanging!
I seem to be on a wall hanging spree at the moment. I started an elongated hexagon pattern out of a book entitled 101 Fabulous Small Quilts. The method of putting them together was dot to dot. You know I love EPP so that is the method I chose to assemble the quilt. It all went together very well. I chose reproduction fabrics for the quilt.
The quilt "feels" the same as the one from the book. Also pinks and blues.
I quilted just within the perimeter of each hexagon.
I did a meandering pattern in the blue border fabric.
I put the binding on by machine.
Look at this very happy pot plant on my deck! It is so prolific with its flowering. I thought it was a Black Eye Susan! Somebody told me it was not.
I'm not entirely trusting their info.
I have completed another Value Proposition block and also one crocheted block for my afghan.
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Lovely little mini quilt and what a great vine. Could it be a Thunbergia ?
ReplyDeleteYou have been very busy woman! Love the elongated hexagon quilt. What is the finished size?
ReplyDeleteAs for the plant, I believe Hilda is correct. It is commonly known as a black-eyed susan vine which is different from the North American wildflower black-eye susan from the rudbeckia family. Both plants are very pretty. Love their sunny faces!