Hexagon table topper - cute and ... not too hard

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Someone on this board posted this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbmjFsusdQo

The directions aren't extremely clear, but if you don't mind guessing a bit this is a quick project that - I think - looks really cool!

It was VERY EASY until I got to binding the corners that are not right angles. Made it though and will certainly do it again.

After Christmas last year I picked up Christmas fabric everywhere I found it cheap - the snowmen are from Walmart, but I'm not sure where the snowflake is from - it's a Moda print. I finally have enough of a stash to make small projects totally from what I have on hand.

A large scale focus fabric that is not directional would be easier to work with.

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Very cute.
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Just lovely.....very pretty fabric. Sometimes I find seasonal fabric a bit "too much", yours is seasonal without being OTT.
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What an adorable little table topper!! Love anything blue.
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I made these too, for Thanksgiving, but I skipped the binding. I sewed them right sides together, left an opening, and turn them right sides out. Then I stitched around the edges with a decorative stitch about a half inch in to give them an appearance of binding. They were so easy, I'm making more for Christmas!
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Love it. Want to make some of these and some table runners, but probably not this Christmas.
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Thats cute!! But it is an OCTAGON!! Hexagons have 6 sides,,Octagons are 8 like a stop sign,,,dont feel bad,lots of people get them confused LOL! I just looked and the tute says for a Hex,,,but she is making an Octagon!!!
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Adorable!!
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Turned out really cute! Love the snowman fabric!
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Love it, love Christmas!
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