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by eggyannie 16 Apr 2013 ( edited Apr 17'13 15:27 )
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TUTORIAL FOR HEXAGON MAT WITH NO HAND SEWING.

I am hopeing that this will all upload for you and that you can have some fun with the shapes and use up some of those scraps yoiu have.
Joining lots of these small hexagons together will give you a section of fabric to use with patterns for totes or even vests simply by laying the pattern onto of them and cutting out the design.
for the tutorial i have created a small placemat but you can easily adapt for your own needs so scroll down to see the photos and then the written instructions check out DBC for the hexagon that Sue will u0pload for you to use,
Many thanks Sue for all your hard work,
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Comments (14)
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by dragonflyer 16 Apr 2013
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Brilliant...thanks for posting such great details!
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by eggyannie 16 Apr 2013
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forgot to add that if you double click on the tutorial you can enlarge it to read it
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by eggyannie 16 Apr 2013
sorry its a single click
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by emanuille 16 Apr 2013
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thanks
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by jobaby 16 Apr 2013
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Thank you so very much. Maybe even i can do it. You are wonderful to share.
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by 02kar 16 Apr 2013
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Thanks for the info
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by capoodle 16 Apr 2013
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Thank your for making up this tutorial and pictures. Very clear to understand and a unique way to assembly the quilt pieces.
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by crafter2243 16 Apr 2013
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Thank you. This looks like fun
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by rescuer 17 Apr 2013
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Thank you for all your time and effort in doing this tutorial. Great job! Thank you!
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by momhome 17 Apr 2013
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Thank you so much for this great tutorial. You are a wonderful cutie - wish I could give you bunchs of flowers.
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by cfidl 17 Apr 2013
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I can't wait to do this. I have done it manually and now ITH. Thanks!
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by dana12559 17 Apr 2013
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Thank you! What a wonderful thing you've done for all of us and I really appreciate it.
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by spendlove 17 Apr 2013
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I've now added the smaller hexagon you might need for this project.
1 links:
[1] http://www.cuteembroidery.com/9228234.html
www.cuteembroidery.com
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by eggyannie 17 Apr 2013
thank you Sue this is great
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by rmj8939 17 Apr 2013
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Thanks for this instructions.
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by quail 17 Apr 2013
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Thank you both for all the work. This is terrific! I can't wait to try it. I have not done much in the "quilting" line, but this is such an easy way to begin.