Moralen her er at jeg aldri mer skal begynne på et arbeid med håndsøm uten å ha tenkt gjennom hvordan det skal bli tilslutt.
This is how it looked like before I joined the four flowers.
This quilt has been in a bag for half a year now. I had two flowers, made two new, and joined them to the mothership. Didn't see much progress, because the hexies are only 1/4". I don't even know where to end this work yet.
But I've found out that I will never, ever start a new hexie project without a pattern to follow.
Linked up to Slow Sunday Stitching and Sew Many Ways.
Oh welcome to my world--I began my hexie project "Monet's Garden" without a plan and I am stuck. I am going to print some of that hexie graph paper....I think yours is lovely with those turquoise paths...so pretty hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteMindre sekskantar finst vel ikkje? Eg tek av hatten for nte gong:) ha ei fin veke!
ReplyDeletethis is looking so good wow such tiny hexies
ReplyDeleteIt is looking good So tiny hexies.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Manuela
Wow! They are tiny! So beautiful - lovely work.
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous! Even if you only grow this tiny garden by a few flowers every year, it is so lovely! How much of the green pathway fabric do you have? That might be the deciding factor on the finished size.
ReplyDeleteEr så glad jeg fikk sett det i virkeligheten, bare rålekkert!!!
ReplyDeleteGod idé! Jag har också börjat på handsömnad utan att veta hur det ska sluta och det slutar aldrig! Din blomsteräng är jättefin!
ReplyDeleteThose 1/4" hexagons are amazing and the little quilt is going to be a masterpiece!
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