I made it to go with some placemats and a table runner (pattern called Table for Four)
and a fabric bowl as a gift for my niece.
I love the front fabrics, but the back fabric is fun, too.
My second project was a take off of the hexi hot pad. I made the five hexis without
the insulbrite and sewed them together before finishing the blanket stitch on the curves.
Some close ups of the cute fabrics
Thanks for visiting and be sure to visit the other creative Hexi creators today:
Day 5: Monday, August 26
Scrapbook-ChickaDoodle (you are here)
I apologize that when I signed up for the hop, I didn't realize we would be on vacation with very limited, if any, internet service. I hope I will be able to read the blogs from my phone, but might not be able to comment. I will not be replying to comments left on my blog post, but I want you to know I truly enjoy receiving all your comments. I will be having a giveaway of some fabric (fabric not chosen yet, maybe I will pick something up on vacation). Open to all followers who leave comments. I will chose a winner Sept 9th..
Love what you did for your hexies! Off to catch up the ones I missed.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love it :) I also wanted to let you know that you have the wrong blog address for me in your list. It should have been changed to Sewmuch2luv.com Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteLove your hexies. They are so cute. Have fun on your vacation!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen those kinds of Hexies before. Where can I find the pattern?
ReplyDeleteLove your hexi hot pad. "Sew" very cute.
ReplyDeleteThey look great!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking hexies.
ReplyDeleteI love your hexi hotpad! And all the other projects you seemed to have been able to squeeze in there! You did very well! Have a great vacation!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of the hotpad... Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNice twist on the traditional hexies. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteActually I like your different style in the hexie...your hot pad is adorable...
ReplyDeleteI have never seen Hexies with the curved edge. Very nice touch.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! I love your version of the hexie - especially the hot pad!
ReplyDeleteI love your hexies . Very good idea to make a hotpad and a table runner. Thanks for sharing your creativity
ReplyDeleteCute hexies, I have never tried ones with curves on before. Enjoy your holiday. I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteks(dot)eyles(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk
I think you did a great job on your hexies. Love the hot pad.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pretty hexies - have a great vacation.
ReplyDeleteThis project is so cool. Maybe a tutorial soon?
ReplyDeleteI love your projects! I never thought about a hexie hot pad before, and the table runner is cute! Enjoy vacation and thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteOh, like this very much! Very interesting design and use of fabrics - thank you for sharing with us even while on vacation.
ReplyDeleteA unique idea...I really like your project.
ReplyDeletetotally into your hexies...and that fabric choice welll I perked up pretty quickly to that lol
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I like your hot pad and runner very much.
ReplyDeleteCOOL hot pad !
ReplyDeleteYour hotpad is a different twist on the hexie... neat!!
ReplyDeletePretty project, glad you shared :)
ReplyDeletecute projects. I love the fabrics you chose! Have fun on your vacation.
ReplyDeletexo jan@sewandsowfarm
I love the fabrics in these. Very creative projects . Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLOVE what you made adn the fabrics are divine
ReplyDeleteFun projects!
ReplyDeleteWonderful project!
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing these fabrics I need to meak myself a cup of coffee ☺
Thanks for sharing!
Cute projects and such great fabric! I've been wanting to make a fabric bowl, but haven't given it a try yet. Thanks for sharing your great work!
ReplyDeleteHave fun on vacation! I haven't made a fabric bowl yet I think I will put that on my to do list. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! Love your choice of fabric!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are so cute! I love the unusual way the hexies are joined. Great job!
ReplyDeleteCute! love the fabric. thanks for the giveaway, and have fun on vacation! vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteSo cute your projects. Lovely. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery nice hexies and I love your fabric...enjoy your vacation!
ReplyDeleteCute! I love the curvy look of your hexies. Have a super day!
ReplyDeleteWhat great projects and enjoy your vacation!!
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful! The curvy look is so interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery cute fabric and hexies. The curviness added some extra interest to the project. Enjoy the rest of your vacation.
ReplyDeleteHappy vacation! Love your little hot pad and your table runner. Great fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteHiya!!! What a cute hot pad. And very creative on the table runner too. Very nice work. Thanks for sharing and for having the giveaway. Blessed be, hugs!!! Pam
ReplyDeletepamspretties57 at gmail dot com
Have fun on your vacation. Glad you had fun with your first hexies.
ReplyDeleteGood job with your hot pad and table runner. Like your fabric choice, cute.
ReplyDeleteVery nice hot pads :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLovely hexie hot pads! What a pretty table setting you've created!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Love your hotpads! Perfect use for scraps to make something beautiful and useful too :*)
ReplyDeleteCute hot pads and runner! See what happens when we stretch ourselves? THX for sharing and enjoy your vacation time.
ReplyDeleteLove the round with the hexies.
ReplyDeletei am a new follower via email. i love all your projects. keep up the great work and enjoy your vacation. babscorbitt at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteNow that is just plain ole cute! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteHELLO,LOVE YOUR HEXIES!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
msstitcher1948@yahoo.com
Even thought you were a little reluctant to do the hexies you did a lovely job on all of your projects
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty fabric. I was very relunctant to start hexies at first and now I'm loving them.
ReplyDeleteYour hexies are great, good job.
ReplyDeletesmjohns63 at yahoo dot com
Beautiful that you combined both the cathedral window and the hexie! How cool that you made a chain with them. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us. And have a great vacation - I don't expect you to answer all those of us who leave comments!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the hexie runner! It looks terrific!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your vacation.
ReplyDeleteYour curves take hexies to a whole new level! Thanks so much for sharing! Enjoy your vacation!
ReplyDeleteLove that tablerunner...it would make any table look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCute projects and curves too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! You did a great job. Thanks for sharing and I hope you're enjoying your vacation!
ReplyDeletebevwalks at aol dot com
Your tablerunner is adorable, great choice of fabrics!
ReplyDeleteWant to let you know that your post came through just fine. Hope you are having a great vacation. I love your hexie. Good idea to make the hexies without insulbrite. I made a tablerunner with insulbrite for a call from our quilt guild. I'm prone to migraines and the kringle of the insulbrite drove me crazy. I made a tablerunner like it except bigger with insulbrite for my bro and SIL for Christmas last year. It's different when it's family. Your hexies are fabulous. Please don't compare yourself to your sister. I don't know that I've seen her work. Yours is fabulous. Thanks for participating in the hop and being a great inspiration and especially participating while you are on vacation.
ReplyDeletelovely hexies today
ReplyDeleteGreat tablerunner. Interesting method and thanks for the link to the tut.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I really love the look and the technique! So pretty!
ReplyDeletecheers
maggie
maggiemine42@gmail.com
Those are pretty spiffy Hexies. Like what you did with them. Great fabric choices too.
ReplyDeleteThat size hexie looks like a great way to start...Love the fabric. The hotpad and the table runner are really cute. Good for a person to get out of their 'comfort level', right?
ReplyDeleteYour hexie runner and hot pad are great!! I love the idea of folding over the edges!!
ReplyDeleteLovely hexies.
ReplyDeleteYour he cue projects are cute. Thanks for sharing and I hope you are having fun on your vacation.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I like the fabric you chose! Have fun on your vacation!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your vacation I'm just glad you were able to post some fun things for us to see. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWell, what fun is a blog hop that doesn't inspire? You did an amazing job with your hexies! I love the table runner. Hope you have/had a wonderful vacation!!
ReplyDeleteLoved your projects. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful vacation.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous projects - are you addicted to hexies now? I hadn't done any before this hop either and seem to have amassed a big pile for a 'future' project! Enjoy your holiday.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the fabric! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your Hexie's ....;you are on a roll!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the hexie hotpads and runner! Fabulous fabric too!
ReplyDeletegfc follower: nicolesender.
ReplyDeleteI've not tried to sew hexies but I think I'll try after seeing all the neat projects.
nicolesender(at)yahoo(dot)com
Hats off to you for giving those Hexies a try. I might have caught a bit of the hexi bug :)from the hop. I have done one very small project with the Craftsy BOM 2012. Thanks for sharing your inspiration. Janita
ReplyDeleteJust catching up a bit. I do like your hexi projects even if you don't like mine EPP project :) your fabric choices are cute.
ReplyDelete