Quick stats:
- Total submissions: 18
- Total countries: 10
- Total provinces: 2
- Total states: 3
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‘t Ooievaarshuis By: Supergoof, Netherlands This quilt is hand made and my own design. In The Netherlands it is costum to give birth at home. I am working as a midwife assistant. I am a baby butler and a coach for the new mother. I want them to feel at home. I’m a mother of 4, and want to give my kids a home at any time in their life. Quilt size: width: 39" height: 52" |
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104 flowers By: Kristine, Australia This quilt would have to be my favourite quilt that i have made so far, i took nearly 2 years of on and off sewing to finish. Quilt size: width: 75" height: 74" |
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Bloomin’ Love By: Rachel, Texas, USA Made for the miniature quilt swap. Just kind of created it as I went along. Almost didn’t get sent to my swap mate ’cause it turned out so cute I wanted to keep it!!! Each hexagon petal is a little bet less than an inch but it was fun to make!!!. Hand quilted and tied. Quilt size: width: 17" height: 20" |
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Cameron’s Windmills By: Cathi Godwin, Ontario, Canada When I found out that a cousin was having a baby, I started making this quilt using half 1″ hexagon shapes that I had printed using Inklingo. I love tessellating designs and the half hexagon really worked for that. I just squeaked in under the wire, finishing it the day before the baby was born! Quilt size: width: 38" height: 27" |
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Dreaming of Summer By: Gun Adrian, Sweden It took me three years to sew this quilt. It´s handpieced and handquilted. The flowers are all made from different fabrics. There are cirka 4-5000 small hexagons in the quilt. I never got the energy to count them 🙂 Quilt size: width: 55" height: 63" |
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English Friendship By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada An English quilting friend sent me a sample swatch book of Liberty of London fabrics and I used them to make EPP units for this unusual setting which I saw in a quilting magazine. The gold fabric was purchased in a shop in Florida several years ago, and the quilting was done by hand and by machine. Quilt size: width: 76" height: 92" |
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Grandmother’s Flower Garden By: Daryl, New Mexico, USA Pieced all by hand back in the early 1970’s by my mother. She gave this quilt to me to finish about 10 years ago and I finally machine quilted it and finished it. Quilt size: width: 60" height: 90" |
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Grandmother’s Starry Garden By: Charlsey, Texas, USA Inspired by 1850’s antique quilt where I enlarged the 2-1/2 x 3 picture until I could see how the layout of the quilt. I then printed the hexagons on fabric using Linda Franz’ Inklingo method for the hexagons. The quilt was hand pieced and contains 2,863 hexagons. Quilt size: width: 80" height: 71" |
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Hexagon Baby Quilt By: Susan Ponte, Florida, USA I hand pieced and and quilted this Hexagon quilt while on bed rest with my 6th child. I used the freezer paper method and designed the pattern myself. I used gingham prints for the hexagons and found a floral that blended well with the colors for the sashing. I’ve taught this to many students. Quilt size: width: 37" height: 45" |
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Hexagon belt By: malukindian, Bulgaria It’s a stylish man’s belt. According to lady who ordered it: “it is warm, natural and beautiful”. Quilt size: width: 35" height: 7.9" |
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HexFifteen By: Debbie, Israel I’m a hexagon junkie and I’m often making quilty things in a non-traditional hexagon style. Depending on how you count them, there are 15 hexagons in this 15″ square quilt celebrating 15 years of the Quiltart list. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 15" |
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Metamorphosis By: Krista, Ontario, Canada This quilt was inspired by M. C. Escher’s work. It is made of triangles, diamonds, and hexagons and the red is used to highlight a single item of each shape. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 18" |
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My Little Babies By: Jen @ SewHappyGeek, United Kingdom I made a hexy mug rug for a tutorial for the blog, and when my friend Bonnie of Wonderfully Awkward went bananas over it, I made and hand quilted the aqua and red mini-quilt for her. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 8" |
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Norwegian garden By: Turid Bakken, Norway This is my first work with hexagons. And you know, if you first start, you’ll never end making these beauties. I didn’t know anything about hexagons then, so I made my own pattern. All handsewn, and then again handquilted around each and every hexagon. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 61" |
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Plant a Pot of Friendship By: Designs By Fee, Australia I tutored EPP at our recent “Let’s Get Stitched” weekend here in Tasmania and this was the project I made especially for it. I called it “Plant a Pot of Friendship” as the weekend was all about having fun, making new friends and learning a few new techniques. Quilt size: width: 33.5" height: 33.5" |
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Texas Wildflowers By: Emily Breclaw, Texas, USA I designed these flowers to introduce crafters to the addictive fun of English paper piecing. I love the dimensional quality of the flowers, but they are also fun to applique onto quilts and tote bags. The hexagons and pentagons in this picture are half inch to a side. Quilt size: width: 2" height: 8" |
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The Journey By: Carol Skinner, Panama I began this EPP project because I wanted a small portable block that I could stitch by hand. Along the way I discovered Inklingo. No paper templates, no basting, a running stitch instead of a whip stitch. For more info click on “Batik Hexagon Quilt” in the right hand CATEGORIES column of my blog Quilt size: width: 75" height: 75" |
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Tumbling Blocks By: Carla Fawcett, British Columbia, Canada I hand pieced this for my daughter when she was 9. It took me 11 months. It’s still on her bed Quilt size: width: 80" height: 75" |
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