The hexagons are a little larger than my last quilt, so it's quicker to sew together (though it's still taking ages). Each hexagon of fabric is glued to a paper backing and then the hexagons are hand-sewn together to form a quilt top.
I find this kind of sewing really relaxing and I like the fact that the quilt slowly takes shape after several weeks. I'm actually a bit further along than the photos show, but I haven't had much time to photograph it lately!
It will be the most beautiful thing that Lily will have! xx
ReplyDeleteah, thank you Amy! I hope she likes it :) x
DeleteSo beautiful! It makes me want to be a baby again and snuggle up in one. I love how skilled you are at these things Charmaine x
ReplyDeletethanks Annie! x
DeleteIt's so beautiful. I love the colours and fabrics you've chosen. I'm impressed that you've done anything at all with a four month old baby around! x
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