started a hexagon temperature quilt in the summer of this year. I wanted to join in the fun but have so many UFO'S that I did not start at the same time as everyone else. I did write down the temperatures......just in case, and am I glad I did. I have recently finished the top of a plain hexie rosette quilt so I knew I wanted to do something different with my rosettes. I decided on on point flowers.
I am using grey neutral fabrics for the background blocks which I randomly decided would be cut at 8.5".
I am also writing the date of the flower on the stem along with the average temperature for the week in parenthesis.
Of course I am playing catch-up on this project, but I am thoroughly enjoying the process of making cute flowers.
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Chantal
I just love how you took my idea and made it so much better!!! Are you EPPing the leaves or regular applique?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the stems.
ReplyDeleteI like your flowers.
Welcome to the hexie temperature club. Turning the rosettes into flowers like that is brilliant! They look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove your idea of making flowers. So cute. I bet it will be an awesome quilt. Enjoy the piecing. ;^)
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting project. It will be nice to have the one formation on the stem. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteWow...I love this idea...it takes the original idea to another level...now I want to start this too
ReplyDeleteIt is a very interesting idea with the hexie temperature quilt! Love it :) I have seen knitted and crochet temperature afgahns, but not with fabric.
ReplyDeleteFun project!!
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