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DONT KNOW WHAT THESE ARE
CAME WITH FABRIC AND RULERS [ATTACH=CONFIG]214892[/ATTACH] A LOT OF 6 SIDED PIECES [ATTACH=CONFIG]214893[/ATTACH] CLOSE UP OF ONE [ATTACH=CONFIG]214894[/ATTACH] |
The fabric hexagons look like those we'd cut for Grandmother's Flower Garden -- except they're larger than most I've seen for that pattern.
Is that tool a fabric cutter? Not sure but it looks like a papercutter almost. |
There isn't any thing on it that will cut, unless missing something. Can anyone do anything with the 7 large pieces and all those 6 sided pieces?
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the 6 sided pieces are called hexagons. There are many patterns that use hexagons, including Grandmothers Flower Garden. The ones you have look big.
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Ditto neeng - I'd guess a fabric/paper cutter, and those are larger sized hexagons. Maybe for a hexagon quilt, not necessarily a Flower Garden?
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Yes all the single ones are larger than the 7 pieces measures tip to tip 21"x 24"
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I think it is a pattern holder Like for knitting. It helps hold your place:)
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It could be a pattern holder. If it wasn't originally intended for that use, it'd be great for a holder. The Hexies could go into a large hex quilt. Hexagons are so much fun! Tons of room to play with
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1st pic is a paper/pattern holder. If magnetic, counted cross stitch as a line marker. Could be just a regular typing paper holder that have been used in offices for years. Nice haul!
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I does look like those things we used to use to hold a letter when typing, with the piece that moved up and down to mark our place...
Pattern holder does make sense. |
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