Today is my day on the Quick and Easy Hexie Quilt blog hop. Julia Wood contacted me a while ago asking me if I was interested in participating. Of course I was interested. I love hexies and finding a new way to make them was fascinating. I couldn’t imagine what could be new. I know some people piece hexagons without using papers but until I saw the book and method, I couldn’t imagine me doing it.
Julia sent some precut circles and even a needle and thread so I read the basics and went to work.
They aren’t sewn together but don’t they look great? Here is another photo with a couple of them turned over.
It is a quick and easy method. The hardest part of it is cutting the circles and I can see how valuable a die cut machine would be in cutting lots and lots of circles. Maybe this is the reason to finally buy one!
Here is the cover of the book.
I love the quilt on the cover and you need to get the book so you can see all the wonderful projects inside, especially Mickey Blue Eyes.
I have a signed copy of the book to give to one person who comments on this post. In your comment, let me know if you have a completed hexie project, are working on one or just want the book. No wrong or right answer – I am just nosy. The drawing will be held at the end of the day on June 10th.
Julia has two blogs. Her personal one is Green Quilts and she also has The Hexie Blog. I suggest you follow both.
Here is the schedule for the blog hop.
Blog Hop Participants
June 3, Karen Griska at The Selvage Blog
June 4, Susan Ramey Cleveland at Blackberry Creek Home Arts
June 5, Melinda Fulkerson at Melinda's Blog
June 6, Victoria Findlay Wolfe at Bumblebeans Inc.
June 7, SewCalGal
June 8, Kelly Jackson at I Have a Notion
June 9, Pat Sloan
June 10, Julia Wood at Hexie Blog and Green Quilts
Melinda
Interesting looking book! would love to see it.
ReplyDeleteI am currently working on my very first hexie project. I'm very curious about this new method of hexies with circles! Thanks for the chance to win the book!
ReplyDeleteI`m playing with hexies on friday and have little projects done but one make a big quilt.Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love hexies and have a few projects started. I'm sewing up a wall hanging made of hexies surrounding our little ranch house, I'm making a hexies quilt made up of 1/2-inch hexies (this should take a life-time to complete), I have another wall-hanging I'm working on a circular flower ball, I make hexies for swaps, I have a hexathon quilt going etc.... I'd love to own this book because it sounds like it's full of ideas. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteI have one hexie project started that I shelved for several years now, perhaps this new technique could be the answer. tHANKS FOR THE CHANCE. Jane
ReplyDeleteI love hexie quilts having already made two king sized ones. Would love the new way and new ideas
ReplyDeleteI have 1 finished hexie quilt and at least 10 UFOs. When they get too big to work with my "travel" bag I work on those at home and start another to take with me. Sometime this has got to stop!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to seem some new ideas and new techniques for hexies!
ReplyDeleteI have been making hexies for awhile now and is my "go" and tv project! Love my hexies BUT would love an easier way since my arthritic hands swell when I do so much hand sewing.....but it's so addicting I can't stop! Lol
ReplyDeleteI have finished a small hexie bag and am currently working on 3 other projects. I would love to win a copy of the book! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI made my first hexie quilt aged 16, I won't say how long ago that was and I have a coupl of group hexie projects on the go.
ReplyDeleteI have what is beginning to look like a life long hexagon quilt - just a mosaic.
ReplyDeleteI love the way to make these easy hexies. I just finished a hexie project. Did it by the usual way. Love to make projects from this book. Thanks for the change, but is maybe a long way to Norway. Fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day Frederika
Would love to win this book and of course a cutter. I have been planning on attempting the cutting on my Bernina with the cutting tool but haven't had a chance. This looks better than all those paper pieces or plastic templates, etc. Thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks beautiful. I've never made a hexagon quilt but would love to try. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI have made a few pincushions,table topper and am working on a mini Grandmother's Flower Garden with one half inch hexies.....an easier way to make hexies.....bring it on!
ReplyDeleteI love hexies!
ReplyDeleteI have made a Grandmother's Flower Garden using the english apper piecing process:) I also hand quilted that one:) Recently I made hexi flowers for a 30's BOM. They are SO much fun!!!
Today is my birthday, lol! I love hexies and have done a few projects with them, I am also in a a Hexagon quilting bee, it is so fun. I would love to learn how to do a new method, sounds so interesting.
ReplyDeleteI accidentally found your "Quick and Easy Hexie Blog Hop". I really enjoyed visiting everyone's web site so far! And Hexies are on my bucklist.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on an EPP project, but Texas Star, not hexies - would love to win the book and find out another way for doing them.
ReplyDeleteA few years ago, I bought a big box of fabric at a garage sale. There was all kinds of fabric, quilt panels, pillow panels, and even a couple of unfinished quilt tops. One of them was a Grandmothers Garden, it was so ugly and so poorly done, I didn't know what to do with it. I took it apart and started remaking the hexies. I'm adding a white path and also a purple print path to the flowers. I know it's not the traditional path, but it is mine, whenever I get done with it. It is a FOREVER project. Also, I would love to be in the drawing for this book.
ReplyDeleteI love hexie quilts and have an Olfa circle cutter and GO cutter, so I'm all set to make these hexies.
ReplyDeleteI love making hexies and I am in a group making hexies for each other through the year. ( Get your Hex on ) on Flickr. I am so used to making hexies using papers I can't imagine not using them.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try a new technique for hexies.....I currently have a hexie tabletopper on the go.....Such a great project for travelling!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win....I love the cover quilt!
Barb
spurr@mts.net
I making 'terrain' hexies at the moment with no firm idea what I'm going to do with them!
ReplyDeleteBoth of the ladies are friends of mine & taught me to do hexies using this method. It is a great way to make hexies. This is a great "take-along" project.
ReplyDeleteI have never done a hexie project; however, a few women in my have displayed some of their's. I've seen a demo on how to make them with templates but that seems like alot of work. So, I would like to give this new, simpler method a try. Take along, hand piecing projects are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMelinda I would LOVE to win this book!!! All my friends are hexie fanatics, and there are a couple of hexie quilts that I would like to make too, but I just don't have time to fuss with all that prep work! This method might just be what could pull me into the hexie revolution :*)
ReplyDeleteI am very interested in doing a hexie project as I love hexies, but I've not started one yet.
ReplyDeleteI have been gearing up to get a Hexies project started. I look forward to seeing what is inside this book! Luann
ReplyDeleteI am working on a twisted hexie project right now. It is a hexie in the center with six half hexies that circle around the center hexie. I would love to have a copy of this book to see a new and easier way to do hexies.
ReplyDeleteI would love to do a hexie project. I am very interested in this method using no papers. Thanks for the chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI have made a pile of hexies -- they are addictive! - but have not made a finished project with them!
ReplyDeleteI have an UNcompleted hexie project and a couple of completed machine sewn owns. I'm curious as to how these hold their shape without the hexie paper or plastic shapes. Would love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI have completed one hexie project that started as EPP, but ended up with most of it being machine stitched together to save time. I would love to win this book to try another method.
ReplyDeleteI've only recently become a victim of hexie fever. I recently completed a tea cozy made from hexies and star-flowers and am now appliquéing some 8-petal little daisies which were english paper pieced onto some setting triangles for a lone star medallion-style quilt. I'm intrigued by the authors' method and would love to win a copy of the book to support my new addiction :-)
ReplyDeleteHexagons from circles sounds interesting. I would love to know how to do them
ReplyDeleteI got the hexie bug when I bought a little kit that had the material and papers to make one flower. I would love to win the book...this new technique sounds so interesting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi! I haven't worked with hexies, yet, but I think they are absolutely adorable! I think winning this book would be a good introduction and lesson! Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThe idea of spending time removing paper or popping plastic templates from hexagons has kept me from pursuing such projects (it's also why I don't paper-piece). But the method in this book seems worth exploring.
ReplyDeletei'm following this blog hop with interest, so curious about this technique. i have a small hexie project on the go and a bom(skillbuilders) and was just sitting down to sew some together, does that satisfy your nosiness lolol
ReplyDeleteThis is the first blog hop I have followed - it seems like fun. I would love to learn this new technique!
ReplyDeleteI admit to not having done any hexie projects but think it's about time so am interested in this book
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I've been doing hexie projects for many years now. I have one finished top, and 2 others in progress. I've also done a few wall hangings with hexies!
ReplyDeleteI am one of those who is trying my first hexie project...the English Paper Piecing way. I love it, but would like to try the circle method too!
ReplyDeleteI have not done a hexie project but it is on my to-do list.
ReplyDeleteI have three or four hexie projects going! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any finished hexie projects. I have been putting off trying them. I made about 4 of them and sewed them together but wasn't too happy with the project. This looks like it would be much nicer,not having to get the papers out.
ReplyDeleteCompleted? Ummmm....I have 3 going, a are different sizes! I found out the bigger ones are too big for my hands!THAT would be the reason to machine piece hexies.
ReplyDeleteI have completed one pincushion, but I loved it and started making hexies for " I don't know what"
ReplyDeleteThis new technique looks great for my FIRST ever hexie quilt!
ReplyDeleteI actually have two going on right now. I have one that I started 4 years ago with my mom the traditional way and then about a year ago I started play with circles and made some hexies from them. I would love the book to see how they actually do them. If I don't win, I know that this book will be on my wishlist. Thanks for this blog tour.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a finished hexie project, though have one extremely small hexie flower made using EPP. I have a large number of GFG double hexie flowers that need to assemble (using THE book with the assembly ideas). Thanks for the chance to win -- and finish my quilt. mlwright29(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI just completed a table runner using 3/4" papers and it took forever! I can see this method would be a lot faster and it looks like fun too!
ReplyDeleteMy one almost completed hexie project is an extremely small EPP hexie flower -- otherwise I have the huge project of making a Grandmothers Flower Garden style quilt for which I have no pattern or directions. A win of this book would surely help me with the ideas of how to pull the quilt together. Thanks for the chance. mlwright29(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteYes I am working on 2 hexie projects. One is of hexies my Grandmother cut out in the 1930's and never sewed together and the other is a charm quilt with my stash fabric. I really like making hexies!
ReplyDeleteI have made several hexie projects and love them. They go with me everywhere. Die cutting would be an asset! Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePlease enter me in your drawing.......yes, I have one hexie project in UFO stage from eons ago. It's vintage calicoes and unbleached muslin.....LoL...very dated. I need to dig it out and finish it to a tabletopper size.
ReplyDeleteBeth in AL
I am currently working on a hexie quilt. I have about 50 flowers made and several already sewn into a row. I also have a collection of 1930 reproduction fabrics that I want to start a Grandmothers Flower Garden quilt with. Thanks for the chance to win this book.
ReplyDeleteI am working on a hexie quilt that I got a quilt show that was from a little old lady that had passed. She had hundreds of hexagons completed with the papers and part of a quilt done. I bought 2 boxes last year from our quilt show. It is a gem!
ReplyDeleteI am working on my first ever hexie project. A Grandmother's Flower Graden style table runner. I have come to a stand still until I get more paper pieces to work with. That book would prevent that happening again. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDid a kit and have a collection to do a major sized bed quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've never made a hexie quilt, but would like to - someday. Thanks for the chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI am currently working on a hexie quilt. Would love to win this book. I know the two authors and they are great gals.
ReplyDeleteglenda
henrywags03@gmail.com
I have been working on a hexie project for about a year. I only work on it when I have a few minutes here and there. I don't know what my hexies will become yet. Thanks for the chance to win a copy if the book.
ReplyDeletehaven't but would love to thanks
ReplyDeleteI've made a few hexies but haven't made anything out of them yet. It's a great way to use up scraps !
ReplyDeleteI am happy that you were just overloaded with the quilt show and not sick. I have that book and it is probably the best on the market (and there are a number of hexagon books right now.) I want to try making some 6" hexies for a class project.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog
I am fascinated by the idea of making hexies from circles. The very first thing I did in patchwork was a hexie pillow with the help of my aunt at the age of 8. Since then I have paper pieced hexies and joined them, given them away and made them into all sorts of little projects. I always have a pile of hexies waiting to be joined together - it is my go-to project to take with me. I love hexies!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great othe methode to make those hexies! I love hexies too and finished my first hexie top last year, still is waiting for the quilting to be done.
ReplyDeleteHexies are fun and a new method is always inspiring. Looks like a great book...
ReplyDeleteHexies are my favourite , You can quilt everywhere . Even in the car [ my man is driving then .....] this book makes my curious. Please let me know what the secrets are
ReplyDeleteI love hexes. I love English Paper Piecing. I love learning different methods! I would love this book to add to my collection. I have multiple hexie projects going on. @ are going to be part of a english paper pieced sampler.
ReplyDeleteHexies are my 'to go' project. I have finished several small hexie projects, but no big quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the hexie flowers on the cover of the quilt. I want to make some!!! I joined both of Julia's blogs and plan to make a hexie quilt with these flowers soon.
ReplyDeleteMarsha
I have an ongoing granma's flower garden quilt - ongoing is being used loosely - as in stuffed in a box somewhere that I think about every now and then.... ;-)
ReplyDeleteI liked hexies in the past but fell in love with them last year. I have finished a small clutch bag, and two mini quilts. Working on a mini, a big quilt, a a small quilt now.
ReplyDeleteWould love to try a new method, and the book looks great.
I don't have a finished hexie quilt, but have two in progress :).
ReplyDeleteI am quite addicted to hexies right now. Looking for a good project and this book should do the trick.
ReplyDeletermk815 at gmail dot com
I have never made a hexie quilt - but I am working on some right now for a pincushion..
ReplyDeleteI bought a sample kit to make 1 flower. I have glued the edges but haven't sewn it yet. A nice project for sitting on the porch this summer.
ReplyDeleteBarb@Witsend
I'm intrigued by the idea of a new way of making hexies. Would love the book!
ReplyDeleteI have the hexis made, now I just need an awesome pattern.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to learn a new way of doint hexagons - I'd love to win a copy of the book :)
ReplyDeleteI am stil working on the Angel/Christmas hexagon top. finally have the paper pieces covered and now am putting them together. Still deciding on what to encircle them with, green or red.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win the book so I can learn how to make hexie things. Thank you!
ReplyDelete(smjohns63 at yahoo dot com)
I would love the book. I have been looking at hexies for a while now and want to give it a try. A few say I will get hooked. What a wonderful cover quilt, I will have to get the book if I do not win one.
ReplyDeleteI've completed two hexie throw quilts and am working on a batik table topper. However, it looks like this book has some great new ideas. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have made hexes for years, and finished a few as patches for clothes, and flowers as decorations. Thanks for the chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win the book. But may have to just buy it. Would love to learn to make them from circles.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this book-I haven't made anything with hexies yet. Thanks for the chance! vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI have a hexie quilt in progress, as well as a small completed one hanging on my wall. I can't even imagine how to make them without a template of some kind - the suspense is killing me!
ReplyDeleteWould love this because I have not tried hexies yet and this book looks like it makes them simple and easy.
ReplyDeleteI would love to find a new way to make hexies!
ReplyDeleteWould love to give this book a new home where it would be treated with kindness and used but not abused.
ReplyDeletesyvisser@gmail(dot)com
I just decided last week to try hexies. I ordered some fusible papers and am awaiting their arrival. I'm excited to start! I don't have a due cutter so I doubt I'll be doing the circle method anytime soon, but I'm fascinated by the photos of the quilts I've seen so far in the book! I've not been attracted to hand work until I found myself the unfortunate recipient of A LOT of travel time as a passenger...so, I want the book because I'd live to have a hard copy reference! I'm excited to begin!
ReplyDeleteI have not had the opportunity to make a hexie quilt before, but this method is making me itching to try it out!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried making a hexie quilt, but with this book, sounds like it will take all the fear away. I love your hexies, so cute. I would love to win this book so I can start my 1st hexie quilt. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeletencjeepster@aol.com
I would love to win a copy!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win teh book. I would love to learn how to do the hexi's without papers. And I do have several completed hexi projects I have made so far and more in progress..I tote my hexi's with me everywhere. I am addicted to them....Thanks for a chance to win the book.
ReplyDeleteMy hexie project has been in ufo status for a couple of years. They're all sewn together into a huge star shape but have languished in the closet since then, waiting to be appliqued down onto a backing I suppose. I think about them some times!
ReplyDeleteMy hexie project is on the go. Using templates and would love to find an easier way. Thanks for the chance to win the book!
ReplyDeleteI have never made a quilt with hexies. I love the easy technique that is being shown here and would love to win a copy of this book; thank you for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI am working on a hexie lap quilt now - it has been a long time project and I'm hoping to finish it this year. I would love to learn about this new method. How do people think these things up???
ReplyDeleteI want to make a hexie quilt and have been afraid of EPP so haven't done it yet.
ReplyDeleteI have three rows of a hundred row quilt done. Love making hexies. Very fascinated by the circle method. Thanks for the give away.
ReplyDeleteI am currently EPP hexagons into what I call "The Pelt" - not sure what it will be yet!
ReplyDeleteI love hexies because they make beautiful quilts, but also making them is soothing and very portable. If there is a technique available that would simplify the process, then I am for it.
ReplyDeleteTengo en mi lista de pendientes una colcha de hexágonos y si puedo hacerlo de forma más sencilla mejor que mejor.
ReplyDeleteI always have hexies at hand while I watch TV. I have some made with repros, some made with brights and B&W, and some that I exchange each month in an online swap. They are great handwork. Kathie L in Allentown
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI have never made a hexie before, but am finding myself more and more drawn to them.
ReplyDeleteI also have never made a hexie before, but they seem to be all the craze right now!
ReplyDeleteHi Melinda--I have completed two ("Pansies" is in progress) hexie table runners, have one hexie project languishing as I don't know what I want to do with it...LOL--called "Snowflowers". I love hand piecing them at night while lolling in front of the tv. Julierose
ReplyDeleteI am in the Inchy Hexagon Flower Swap so complete two hexies a month for that. I am also in the Get Your Hex On Flickr swap so make some hexies for that every month. I quite like hexies and have made a few small projects with them.
ReplyDeleteHexies are great to make while waiting or listening to TV...I'm always looking for new ideas.... would love to win
ReplyDeleteI just posted a hexagon quilt I am working on at this time. I do like making them. thanks for a chance to win the book. the technique is very interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteI hear that hexies are fun and addictive... one of these days I have to take the plunge! The book looks amazing! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI am interested in getting into hexies, so I guess I just want this wonderful book!
ReplyDeleteII am working on two EPP quilts. I would really enjoy this book.
ReplyDeleteAm intrigued - a hexie from a circle with no papers. This is a must book and would love to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteTerry
I did a grandmothers flower garden and am now 2/3 finished with a diamond shaped hexie. I really want to try this circle method.
ReplyDeleteI love hexies! Sure would love win this book! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have not made a hexie project yet. Hexies are on my to do list and I might as well start with a method that seems easier so would love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteThe book looks interesting. Thanks for sharing. I would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteGreat new idea
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI have made several small projects with hexies and made an I-Spy quilt top for throwing on floor when grandkids or small children come to visit. Thanks for chance to win. Love small hand projects for taking along incase there is a moment to do some.
ReplyDeleteQuiltinGram
cathyc1950(at)gmail(dot)com
I would love to have this book. I have never made hexies and this looks like much more fun than other methods
ReplyDeleteI haven't made any hexies yet but they are on my list.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun hop, I think this book will be well used, great way to make hexies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I would love the book.
ReplyDeleteI would like the book! I have done a grandmother's garden block for a sampler quilt. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLooks like an awesome book! I love hexies! I have two projects I'm working on with hexies, a tablerunner and a small quilt for my grandson.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
I am working on a hexie quilt - big hexies by machine using Jacquie Gehring's method. It's my fun project, so at the moment it is on the backburner while if finish projects with deadlines - blah! Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThis book is looking more and more interesting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI have made hexagons and they are going to be a baby quilt for a little girl. I'd also love to learn a new way of making hexes. Thanks for the chance to enter.
ReplyDeleteKaren
I've tried hexies once (for the Craftsy BOM) and enjoyed them quite a bit. I like the hand stitching/piecing aspect of them. WOuld love to try more.
ReplyDelete(majesticjenkinsATgmailDOTcom)
I've never tried hexies, but this book would be just the boost I need!
ReplyDeleteI have never done hexes, so this would be a lot of help to me. I want the book!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of Hexi Quilts. You guys make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun! Moving over to the "must-try" list!
ReplyDeleteI would sew love to win this book. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI really want to learn how to do these hexie crafts!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletetgallop@mts.net
www.willcookforshoes.ca
I love new twists on traditional techniques!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fabulous book. I love love love hexi's. I think I am a hexi girl who is trapped in a hexi world. Thank you for the chance to enter the book giveaway. I am just amazed you can make the hexi's without the paper templates
ReplyDeleteI have been following this blog hop and am enjoying the projects and comments. I would love to win this book.
ReplyDeleteI just found you thanks to Pat Sloan. I've always stayed away from Hexi's; but this method seems like somehting I could manage! Thanks for the opportunity to win. And great blog by the way!
ReplyDeleteI love hexiesand have used them in appliqué projects.
ReplyDeleteI have a traditional hexie project from YEARS ago that I never finished in 30s prints. I think this technique might inspire me to finish it!
ReplyDeleteI have completed some small hexie projects, hexies on the back of my white jean jacket and on a bag. I'm making more hexies for a future quilt.
ReplyDeleteI "sew" love hexies!
ReplyDeletei have never worked with hexagons before but here's a good time to start
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking even I could make a hexie quilt using this book! I'd love to win it!
ReplyDeletemade with circles? wow now that would be nice to learn!
ReplyDeleteI love your winter quilt. It's so different that anything I'd make but I think I enjoy that all the more. I've always thought Maybe it's time to try a new way to make hexies.
ReplyDeleteLove to learn new methods and this one looks fun! Hexies are such a great travel project and something I can do in the evenings while spending time with my husband.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and for giving away this book!
I've got an I Spy hexi quilt in the works as my grab-and-go project. I'm fascinated by all the new techniques for this ancient block. I'm the guild's librarian so books always catch my attention, especially books that teach technique instead of just a pattern.
ReplyDeleteI have one finished hexi project.... I was making a standred grandmothrs blocks and then a beading design of butterflies caught my eye and I figured I could use the beading layout to make a butterfly wall hanging. It worked!!!
ReplyDeleteI am making hexies now. Making for a table runner.
ReplyDeleteI have not started a hexie project, but that cover quilt might be the one! Thanks for the chance to win it
ReplyDeleteI made a hexie project many years ago, and back then, I didn't even know it was a hexie. I just thought it was a funny and diffcult shape! I still use this little lined linen bag with the yellow and brown hexie on the front to hold the tools for my spinning wheels, although it is on a different wheel now. I really want this book so that I can see all the projects in it. The ones I have seen already have whetted my appetite!
ReplyDeleteJust finishing a hexie project and need new ideas for my next one. I think this book is just the ticket!
ReplyDeleteWould love the book so I can try out this method of making Hexies, great project to take outside while you enjoy some sun In the park.
ReplyDeleteHaven't done hexes yet, but its on my list and the book will move it to the top!
ReplyDeleteI have been making hexies out of scrap fabric for future projects. Thanks for the give a way.
ReplyDeleteI really like this new method for hexies - I have a partially finished hexie quilt and want to make more! I think this book would be a great help!
ReplyDeleteI really need this book. I want to make a hexie quilt. I have been following the blogs with hexies and have fell in love with them. Thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteI have made one, and am working on another (EPP technuque), but it would be so fun to learn this technique!
ReplyDeleteI haven't started one yet, but my friends are Hexi crazy! I can't wait to see some of the ideas in this book. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to make a hexi quilt for a long time but a bit daunted by the thought the precision work, this book makes it look that bit easier.
ReplyDeleteI have started several, setting the hexies in a diamond shape. The only hexie project I finished and also taught at my craft guild is a bookmark. Would love to win book. thanks for the chance.
ReplyDelete:)Carol
I am fascinated by all these hexie things lately. I have not made any myself yet, so this book may be the thing I need to get going! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by all these hexie things lately. I have not made any myself yet, so this book may be the thing I need to get going! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI want to learn this way of making hexies. It looks like it would be easy.
ReplyDeleteI'm been obsessed with hexies lately. I would love a copy of the book. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've made three Hexie quilts ranging from a cubicle quilt of Mickey Depree Hexies for my son, a mall wall hanging for my dad, and a GrandMother's Flower Garden- full sized for my grand daughter. i just started gathering fabrics for a Christmas table runner with Hexies in it.
ReplyDeleteI am working on a GrandMothers Flowergarden, a big one ;-) You can travel with a bag of hexies and working when there is a little time .
ReplyDeleteI just bought two colorful fat quarters boxes from Craftsy that are from Free Spirit. These fabric would make wonderful Hexies with a white background. Thanks for offering an opportunity to win some great prizes and I would love to learn this technique and not have to use all those papers.
ReplyDeleteI am working on my very first hexie project. I've only got 12 hexies made so far. I'm very interested in the quick and easy method of making hexies with circles! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love to learn new methods for traditional blocks. This is a fun one. Can see some fun quilts in my future. Christmas fabric? Never too soon to start that!
ReplyDeletefunny.... I have started and stopped this hexie quilt for a long time. It takes a lot of effort. This book is amazing. I cant wait to read all about the way to accomplish the hexies with no basting or punch out paper or the total exhaustion of it all. Yay!!!
ReplyDeleteThis method looks so much easier than the paper method - I am anxious to try it.
ReplyDeleteI've only made one hexie block as part of a sampler and these look so much easier. Would love to win the book.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this book. I look forward to making hexies
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I would love to learn to make hexies. I have not made them before, but love the look.
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
I would love to win this book and learn a new way to make hexies.
ReplyDeleteI have a long term project that I am doing using hexies that are done by stamping the fabric with the hexagon shape and layering the batting, and front and back fabrics then machine sewing around them, flipping them and hand stitching the finished hexies together. Another is done using cut out hexies with lines drawn and hand stitching the pieces together, it is a single block for a sampler quilt and I am putting the rows together.
I think this way looks so much simpler and would love to try it.
I sooooooooo want to share this with my Moma Lynette whose coming at the end of the month. She is taking their first vacation across the states with my newly retired Dad. This would give her something to do and escape my Dad. LOL
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Vicki R
sunraesban@yahoo.com
I started making snowball blocks last summer, and with my s-I-l we have about 30. Enough for a decent quilt! Thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteHELLO! HAVE NEVER DONE ANY HEXIES+WOULD LOVE TO TRY SOME!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING>THIS BOOKS SO NEAT!
msstitcher1948@yahoo.com
Stuck in hospital at the moment and the only thing keeping me sane is my hexies!
ReplyDeleteI have never made a hexie but I have seen so many cute projects with them. this new method looks more doable to me.
ReplyDeleteI taught myself to make hexies a couple months ago but have not done anything with them yet...lots and lots of hexies. I think I NEED the book before I am overwhelmed with hexies! Hexies without paper sounds a lot easier.
ReplyDeleteI love making circles to make yoyo's but the hexie's are so cute. It would make a nice change. I would love the book to see how it is all done!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I have not done a hexie, butttttt I have done tumbling blocks / diamonds english paper piecing. would love to win this book and learn the easy method to do hexies :) thanks for the chance ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteI'm ready to start a project with Hexies! Never finished a project but did learn how to make them. But now, totally ready to start.
ReplyDeleteI have several hexie projects going along with a couple other EEP projects. I love hexies and i'm fascinated by the new technique.
ReplyDeleteIt would be awesome to win this book! I would love to learn how!
ReplyDeleteI would love to expand my knowledge of hexies by having this book to refer to and gain inspiration. What a great book it appears. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteGotta try this! I'd love the chance to win!
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