GV09

Hello!
How are everyone? I hope that very well!
Today I share photos of a new work. I make it with the technique of EPP.
The original design is by a Quilter German called Grit. She lives in Lower Saxony. And since I discovered your blog, I just admire it every day!
Her blog: Grit's Life (http://gritslife1.blogspot.com)
There very generously and free she sharing your design with whoever wants to sew hexagons beside she.
The design is called: "The passion", is beautiful and amazing!
I invite all to visit and admire her beautiful work!
I share some pictures of my progress, I hope you are to your liking and thank you very much for looking!
A big hug!

Grandma Bonnie

Beautiful! You are doing a great job on this, just like you do on all that you have shown us here. Keep up the good work!

QuiltnMyra

Hi Gladys, I love working with hexi's too and have only recently discovered Grit's Life through a friend. What a gorgeous site it is! I wish I could read German. I am not very computer literate and don't know how to translate it to English. Need to get help from my friend on this.

May I say how much I enjoyed viewing your work too and I hope to see much more of it here.

I am so inspired, I am off now to cut some more little hexi's and get a'stitchin.

mighty

Your work is beautiful!!!!

kitsykeel

Your sense of color placement is fantastic and your handwork is exquisite. Keep the pics coming, we love you for sharing them with us. Happy holidays to you.

Murphy1

I love your hexi's. Thanks so much for sharing the inspiration blog. I will check it out.

Jennalyn

Beautiful work so far! I love the pattern and I think that the colors and fabrics you're choosing are just lovely. I especially like the central flower and how the vines and smaller flowers just bloom outward.

Jvan228

Absolutely beautiful. Can't wait to see it finished. You have so much patience. I will visit the site you shared. Thank you for sharing.

Jodi

drgranny

Did any of you go to Grit and look at her stuff? Those little miniature quilts, the hexigans are only 4mm long!!! The fabric piece is only big enough to take about 2 stitches per side!!

Diane007

they are very nice


and look very small