So pretty! Questions...questions...What size are your hexagons? How are they set into the background on the original...is the background all hexagon pieced as well? Looking forward to following your progress. K
It will be beautiful. I just found you and added you to my blog as a follower. You are welcome to look:) Mostly quilts and antiques - I am a sucker for old things. Thank you for sharing. JoeyLea http://thelocustblossom.blogspot.com/
This little crib quilt is housed at the Greene County Historical Museum.
And these are my hexagons I will use in my copy.
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteQuestions...questions...What size are your hexagons? How are they set into the background on the original...is the background all hexagon pieced as well?
Looking forward to following your progress.
K
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ReplyDeleteKate They are appliqued on to the background. 1/2" hexagons. the border is 1 3/4" the center is 28 1/2" by 39"
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your little (soft-color) hexagons all lined up! This will be just adorable.
ReplyDeleteexcellent color choices, looks very vintage
ReplyDeleteLove your hex project. Have you chosen the red border? Great fun!!
ReplyDeleteLovely!! The fabrics you chose will be perfect!!
ReplyDeleteDawn I've not gotten to the border yet. Do you think it should be red?
ReplyDeleteIt will be beautiful. I just found you and added you to my blog as a follower.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome to look:) Mostly quilts and antiques - I am a sucker for old things.
Thank you for sharing.
JoeyLea
http://thelocustblossom.blogspot.com/
I really enjoy following your white work project. Amazing. This crib quilt is going to be really special. Reproductions are fun!
ReplyDeleteYou are off to an awesome start. I have usually seen hexagons in bright colors, so this is very unique to me. Great job!
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