The hexies are quite small. Putting three together makes it look less fussy I think. Each hexie triple takes a tiny amount of fabric, so I'm glad I kept all my Liberty scraps.
This piece may end up in a second experimental zip around purse, so it does not need to get much bigger. The first botched job is here.
I was pleased to see on Instagram that Jessica is planning to start her Monday EPP link-up today over at Life Under Quilts. I love instagram, but you can't do a link-up there. I'm looking forward to seeing what others have been up to.
I love your hexie triples! I need a project with small hexagons.
ReplyDeleteThe triple hexi is a great idea, it really makes each fabric pop. I absolutely adore Liberty fabrics, I wish they were easier to come by where I live. Can't wait to see the finished piece. ~ Lisa
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleterules are made to be broken. The liberty prints are so pretty and look great as little hexies.
ReplyDeleteI like your triple hexes too. Just how small are these hexes? Unless that bear is really big they much be incredibly small.
ReplyDeleteThe sides are about 3/8 of an inch across. It's not a problem with a thin fabric like lawn. Glad you like them!
DeleteBeautiful fabrics! I need to make myself a guilt-on-the-go bag, I hope I can come up with one a nice as this.
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics!
ReplyDeleteCute cute cute! I love your tiny project and teddy bear! I still haven't gigured out how to post any of my work on this site. One day..... Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I have had Miss Ted since I was 5.
Deleteoooo your fabrics and tiny hexies are so sweet!
ReplyDelete