That is beautiful, indeed. Thank you for showing the original fabric.

Beautiful table runner.

That is really beautiful. Just love the colors and the design variation.

beautiful - I love SNW too

beautiful work. Have to learn how to sack and wack

I have recently cut up two smaller pieces of fabric and was able to make some large hexigons and some smaller ones from that fabric. I really like what you did with the two sizes you made. It's a great way to combine them. I hadn't exactlly decided what to do with mine so thanks for posting this as I am thinking this is the way I should go also.

I love it, but I have never done one :)

That is lovely..

How pretty. This is on my list to do.

I know what you mean about being addicted to the snw's . I can't get enough either--I've made about 6 quilts and have fabric for about 4 more. A good Idea with left over blocks is to make pot holders as well. They are soooooo cute!!! I think you will like them. Your runners are beautiful!

What a great example of S&W. I want to try that one of these days. A table runner would make a good starting point too.

I love it... love that pretty table too. You picked a great fabric to start with.

That is beautiful :)

I love these S & W blocks - very pretty! I always love to see the fabric they come from too - so fun.

Ditto. BrendaK

How pretty I will have to check out stack and whack :)

Very nice! A stack n whack quilt is on my to do list! Love that you posted the fabric you chose to use in this quilt! Great job!

That is a wonderful runner and a great example of the versatility of S&W.

Just wonderful! I have started one years ago, but I haven't finished it yet. It's so fascinating how the designs change from block to block.

Leslie