Tried it a different way!
 

I have been preparing hexies for GFG...about a dozen flowers glued to paper patterns...so decided to sew one together..... The other day I rec'd the Mickey Depre's book on her version of hexies and while reading I read how she joins hers together....not face to face as I do, but she does face to face at corner, does a few stitches there, then opens onto the palm of her hand, back side up and does the stitches, just nipping the edges of each hexie. .......so, I thought, let me try this because it seemed on my last GFG no matter how tiny those stitches were when I opened it up I could see thread.....so I did...a bit clumsy at first, but then got the hang go it and believe it or not when I turned to right side...not a thread to be seen! Just thought I would share Mickey Depre's little tip with you. Or maybe you already know this and I am the Johnny come lately!

Kind of hard to envision without illustrations. :thumbup: Maybe I'll see if my library has Mickey's book.

I've always liked the ladder stitch for hand-sewing. Unlike whip stitching, you can't see the stitches when you're done.

thanks for the great idea. I'm doing 3/4" and it's about 40 x 48 now. should
i switch to your method, or stay where i am???

Yes, and I have that book too...rather thin and I really was not umpresses...I understand Bonnie and her are friends and it was Bonnie who encouraged her to continue her design idea with the pieced hexies....I like mickey's two books...she has/had- class on crafty...I think I will look into it

Try one this way and see if you see a difference...to change methods is your decision

Does anyone know where to actually see pictures/videos showing this? I can't seem to figure it out and don't have any of her books.

I agree hard to envision without detailed pics

I have not done any hexies yet (although there are some in the queue) but I have done some pieced houses. My stitches always seem to show up on the front too so I am going to try this method to see how it looks. It sounds like it should so I am hopeful.

Mickey Dupree has a video class on Crafty teaching the pieced hexies.