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Monday, 23 September 2013

Little patches

I promised someone, a few months ago now, that I would post some pictures of a quilt I made from fabric scraps & samples.

The finished quilt is hexagonal and the sides are 90cm (35.5") every patterned hexagon is different and stitched...yes by hand!...to a plain centre - some of these are duplicated :-(


It took a few years to collect samples from the various companies, they sent out real fabric in those days but sometimes the pieces were just too small :-(




And yes that is a real ruler!

It was a mad undertaking but it kept me out of mischief, has many memories incorporated into it thanks to the fabrics coming from scraps left over from making clothing by both myself & my mum.

And  no I don't take orders! I used to make machined duvet covers but not hand stitched ones :-)

Hope you like this share. 

6 comments:

  1. Wow, this is absolutely amazing! Couldn't do it at that tiny scale! Awesome!

    Hugs,
    Claudia x

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  2. Beautiful !! Golly-what a masterpiece :)
    Nessa xx

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  3. Those pieces are so tiny!! Thank you for sharing this quilt, it is amazing.

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  4. Wow, it`s wonderful. I think it needs some time to sew such a huge hexie quilt.

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  5. WOW, this is an awesome project Sally. It must have taken hours of work. it will be a family heirloom for sure.
    Yvonne x

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  6. Oh my word...there are no words to describe HOW awesome this is! I'm beyond impressed and your quilt looks incredible. So inspiring what you've created here.
    Thank you so much also for your very kind words on my blog.
    Lisa :)

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