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Originally Posted by Kas
Originally Posted by countryone77
Have you considered using Inklingo instead of Engligh PP'ing? You print the hexagons (with marked seam allowances) directly on the back of the fabric and don't have to deal with all those papers. For more information see the "How to sew a GFG" video toward the bottom of the following webpage:
http://lindafranz.com/shop/hexagon-quilt-templates/5 More info on Inklingo and hexagon quilts at: http://lindafranz.com/section/inklin...agon-quilts/54 Blogs related to Inklingo quilts, including using hexagons can be found at: http://lindafranz.com/section/blogs-for-inklingo-/57 The collection that I have also includes a scissors cutting page, in which the hexagons are nested. |
A friend at my quilt group has been doing a big rose using the same hexagons. The last time I saw it it was nearly finished. It might be ready for our quilt show in August.
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Originally Posted by countryone77
Originally Posted by Kas
Those sound really nice, too! I like the registration marks in the corners. The stamps don't have that on every corner, so you have to check your lineup with your needle before you start the seam. I also like the ease of cutting...no scissors. But it does waste a bit more than nesting all the stamped hexes. The stacking to cut is still a draw for me. I hate basting and then un basting!
The collection that I have also includes a scissors cutting page, in which the hexagons are nested. http://www.inklingo.com/shop/hexagon...hexagon-60-/49 |
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