It looks like the only colors I am missing are yellow (our color for June!) and orange. After that, it will be all about the background hexies and getting everything joined together. I imagine that will take at least another year. Below is my EQ7 version of the design. I am still playing with ideas for how to finish it off.
Check out the Rainbow Scrap Challenge posts every Saturday to see how others are using up their scraps. So many beautiful projects! This week I am also linking up to the Hexie Weekend at A Quilting Reader's Garden.
Julie in GA
What an original setting! I love it. I can also see appliqueing them onto a whole background. Thanks for linking to Hexie Weekend - such beautiful eye candy you've added. Off to check out that challenge.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteI am in exactly the same place with one of my rainbow scraps projects--only missing yellow and orange and can't wait to start cutting up yellow scraps. Your stars are WONDERFUL.
ReplyDeleteThe blocks are beautiful. It's going to be a gorgeous quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh I love how this looks when they are all layed out. Hexes do take sometime, but I think you made the best out of time that is usually wasted.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow! What a great quilt!
ReplyDeletethis is lovely--you are good at long term projects. I guess thinking that it's all about the "process", huh? I have to finish my snowflake hexagons...and sew my garden hexies together...S O O N....hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Julie. How big are the hexies? I am in awe that you design your quilts! Mine just grow out of a seed of an idea, and sorta get bigger. LOL
ReplyDeleteThe hexies measure 1" along each side.
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What a great project you've designed. Snowflakes in colour. Looking forward to seeing the yellow ones next month.
ReplyDeleteWOW, WOW, WOW!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! What a fabulous quilt this will be!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love those two shapes together! I figured they were going to be two different quilts. I saw something this week in blogland where someone finished off the binding with hexagons - and whip stitched them together. It was a really neat idea and looked great as a finish.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful hexies.
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