Hi, I have never done a tute before so bear with me on this. I have had several requests for how to make the hexagon block in my Avatar so here goes...
I used 1/4" seam allowance.
Any questions, please PM me - ENJOY! :lol:

Thanks

I love your tutorial, thanks for taking the time to create it for us

Very nice instructions! Thank you!

Thanks so much! My MIL had been attempting this (not too successfully) before she went into the nursing home and I had not figured out why it wasn't working right.
I completed one of her other UFOs after eventually determining the pattern she was doing, but this one I hadn't taken the time to determine how it was actually supposed to go together.

Great instructions!

Beautiful Tutorial! Thank you so much :D:D:D

good tut. thanks

thanks for sharing

Great tute...I have always stayed away from partial seams but I see it's not too hard and can be used in a variety of ways....thanks again!

Terrific Tute!

Your tutorial is very clear. I think even I can follow that with ease and I am a beginner of sorts. Thank you.

Your tute was great. Thanks...

Well done! Thank you so much! I love hex's! This is a little different!

very nice tutorial! Thanks

hey - you have a knack for a tutorial! Thanks - I love it!

Thank you for the tutorial.

Thanks, I think I can do that.

Great tutorial - just one quick question and I am new to all of this and am really trying to learn everything. The last part, very light interfacing? Also, is this then attached to one square of material or is the square it is attached to actually more squares or triangles patched together? I love your avitar but can't tell the detail from the small picture. Thank you for this, I am learning so much from this message Board.

Thank you..

In our quild class we made place mats, using the same idea. I believe we used 10" sq. And a 2 1/2" borders. Sandwich batting in between the back and front, turn inside out, stitch in the ditch, and top stitch 1/4" around the sides. we many soooo... Many of these... Great Christmas gifts to make ...

Thanks so much for this tutorial - very well done! Now I have no excuse not to do something with my collection of I-Spy hexagons!

Left out an important note..on the 10" sq. Mark 3" out from each corner, then make a cut from side to side to get a perfect octagon.
Thankyou so much for the great tut.

I love your tutorial, you made it look so easy.

Very nice. Thanks for tutorial.

Thanks for the great tutorial, I just had to bookmark it, I am doing a gmf by hand (miniature) but this tutorial gave me the idea to make a full size one by machine (sometime in this life time I hope).

Thanks so much, I'll surely give this one a try.

Thank you so much for sharing. i never would have figured it out without your tutorial.

Thank you for the tutorial. It is very clear and easy to follow. Great job! :thumbup: :thumbup:

That's a great tutorial! Thank you!

Thanks for the tutorial. Great job. I may even try this. Just add it to my bucket list (which is getting to be a barrel list). BrendaK

Thank You, I have it bookmarked.

Excellent tutorial...thanks so much.

Anita

Thanks, you did a great job.

Thanks very much for such a well explained tutorial and pictures. This hexagon block is one that really appeals to me and when my Accuquilt Go arrives (with a hexagon die) I'm looking forward to trying this block.

great tute. Thanks so much for sharing. Looks fairly easy thanks to you. :thumbup:

thank you. You make it easy.

I'd never have figured out to leave strip 1 intact until the last. Beautiful tut. Thanks!

Thanks for the great tutorial. Like that pattern

Thank you for a great tutorial.