I’ve never published a tutorial blog with no words but here goes! I’ve been getting questions about how I add a frame around my vintage hexagons as shown in the picture below so I decided to do a Visual Tutorial by uploading 43 pics. Of course, if you have questions, please email me or leave a comment and I’ll get back to you ASAP.
Ok, did this work for you? Please let me know!
Blessings and Happy Quilting to all,
Rhonda
precioso el tutorial y muy bien explicado felicidades
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Gracias
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Very good pictorial instructions. Easy to understand. Thank you for your post!
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Did I miss the measurements some place.
I would love to do this and I think I could .
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Hi Millie, the measurements are arbitrary. Depending on the size of hexagon you cut, the length of the strips will be determined by the length of each of the hexagon sides. The width of the pieces is up to you, you may want a thick sashing or a thin sashing. I have found that peoples preferences differ greatly.
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Nunca fiz quilting! Amei suas fotos explicativas e vou tentar! Obrigada!
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Thank very much. I am definitely going to try this. I love your lace fabrics so elegant.
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Thank you!
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Rhonda. I want to try this. You did a wonderful job of explaining how to do this technique
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Thank you!
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Perfect , no words neede you did a awesome job, thank you!
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Thank you!!
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I do believe words would have gotten in the way – and I my preferred way of learning is through reading. 🙂
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Thank you!!
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That’s wonderful! You are so generous with your talent.
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Thank you!!
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I absolutely love this tutorial. Every time I read your blog I feel like I should print every blog that you have written so that I have it right there in a folder to refer back to. Well, I’ve resisted the temptation so far.
You are so talented and it is such a blessythat you enjoy sharing your knowledge.
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Thank you sweet friend!
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Fabulous post, Rhonda. Fabulous tutorial….perfect really….who needs words anyway. As you know, it is always a joy for me to see a pretty hexagon or two.
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Oh thank you!! Such sweet words from The Queen of Hexagons!!
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Yes! I thought it was completely clear. Thank you!
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Thank you!
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