The two "flowers" on the right side were done with English paper piecing, the two on the left were sewn by machine, and the two in the center have the hexagons sewn in vertical columns that need to be joined together. Still one more "flower" to construct.
This doesn't mean I am giving up on English paper piecing. I like the portability of that method. It just didn't work for this project because of my deadline for finishing (mid-September.)
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How big are your hexies? Mine are 1.5" and I don't think I'd attempt those by machine. I like the unusual flower shape for your center units.
ReplyDeleteMy hexies are 1" each side. Sewing them on the machine is slow and tedious, but still faster than by hand.
DeleteBeautiful work Julie, I'm sure you'll make your deadline!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics - here's hoping you make deadline!
ReplyDeleteI can't tell the difference and I agree, the machine is much faster. This is really looking good.
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