I still have to decide if I am going to square up the edges or try to have the binding with the curves.

It looks lovely. Just wait till you put on the binding. One tip buy bias binding and sew the front on by machine but the back by hand.

Maxie, that is sooo pretty. I love the one Anna did with the wavey binding.It just really adds to it. Do you just sew rows of cores then sew the rows together? I'm sure the curves are tricky but fun as you get going.

Thats beautiful armylady and I agree with the others...keep the binding curvy.
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Having a grey moment! lol Do circles count as curves?

I would think so.

Circles certainly count as curves, they always will.<3:sew:

Here's my table runner. Thank you Annaquilts for the drunkards path templates. [ATTACH=CONFIG]613007[/ATTACH]

You are welcome. Awesome! How creative and fun!

I have finally thought of an idea to include both hexagons and curves . Now to get it made