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Old 05-14-2016, 06:36 PM
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misseva
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Originally Posted by mem View Post
I use the larger Fiskars punch, bought on sale at Joanns, with the thin cardboard subscription cards that come in magazines or other paper of that thickness that comes my way.

Bonnie Hunter has a great tutorial for cutting and sewing hexies


http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2010/...-tutorial.html


Have not tried this, but here's one way to finish your project

http://badskirt.blogspot.com/2010/05/tutorial-finishing-you-hexie-quilts.html

Years ago I said I'd never ever do these and now I'm hooked .

Good luck and have fun...you may find them as addictive as I do.

I like the Fiskars punch too - much better than the mylar templates. I love making hexies but have problems sewing them together in large sections. Decided to just make the flower and applique it to a block and set them together with sashings. Love the look. I'm teaching a class in EPP in June. I use 2" squares and nip off the corners after I've basted the hexie.
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