Today, I was meeting fabric friends for coffee and I with a tinge of pride, I brought it along to show off. As it happens, we were at the perfect venue for finished project photos.
It's even been properly inspected by a wee tot. Yes. It's done.
Dare I tell you what I want to hand piece next?
Beautiful, the back edging is a treat!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt - especially that surprise little hexie border on the back! This is one of the patterns I would love to make someday (when my quilty skills are better developed)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your awesome pics!
Just beautiful. More photos please :-)
ReplyDeleteYep I love it too. Where was my invite for coffee?
ReplyDeleteTalent and skill amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet surprise that backing border is!
ReplyDeleteYour hexie quilt is very nice and your bac border is a lovly finish. Grandma's flower garden is my all time favorite quilt.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is stunning!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'd love to have a go at doing something like this. So cool!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Amy!
ReplyDeletelovely quilt! I like very much the back edges!
ReplyDeletelovely... was wondering if i can get one for me...!!
ReplyDeleteoh, this is amazing. Great job! I love how you finished it off with the hexagons along the back.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm doing a back edging on my hexie quilt like this - I just have to get on with quilting it then I can start the back edging task.
ReplyDeleteIt's beyond beautiful. You amaze me! Gorgeous job friend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! i love hexagon, i'm yet to make one for myself.
ReplyDeleteSo amazing! I love the back so much!!
ReplyDeleteMy usual reaction to hex patches is 'meh' - but this I LOVE! I think you've converted me!
ReplyDeleteGood work, Amy! It's awesome! Now I should finish mine (^_^)
ReplyDeleteI love the balance of white and colours. And the back is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've been working on hexs for a while. Might be a quilt for a grandchild someday if I keep plugging away. I completely adore the back of your quilt. The front is lovely too, but the back just blows me away.
ReplyDeleteit's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing...and I agree, the back is the icing on the cake! I haven't tried one yet, but would love to give it a go...I actually enjoy hand stitching.
ReplyDeleteIt's truly gorgeous! I love the way you've finished the back and left the edges in their hexagon shape! Now I finally know how to finish mine (not that it will ever be finished - only been sewing it since I was 5!!)
ReplyDeleteAmy, the quilt is incredible! You've done a beautiful job and I just adore the colour selection. The reverse looks almost as good. Was so lovely to meet you at Brown Owls last Sun. Seems we have a lot to chat about...
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. Love this pattern, and the fabrics are one of my all time favorites. I have no idea how you made that lovely, lovely edge, but it is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteNow, I need to get on with sandwiching my own hexagon quilt top...
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Wow!!! Nice job!;)
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! love it, love it love it! Its great to see the final product. I really want to make one of these for my girls but of course there are so many things I want to make!
ReplyDeleteIt's really beautiful Amy. I'm looking forward to the next handpiecing project... It is rather addictive, somehow.
ReplyDeletereally lovely! such an accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, that is absolutely gorgeous! Well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, those flowers are so lovely. Great quilt!
ReplyDeleteLurve the back edging. You should be very proud of this quilt Amy! Great work. :)
ReplyDeleteAmy, this is fantastic. I remember you working on this at Bondi markets over 1 1/2 years ago. I loved it then with just a few finished flowers. This looks amazing and you should be so happy with it!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I am currently working on a hexagon quilt myself (first time). I'd like to know how you went about finishing the quilt with that lovely border in the back. Your quilt is stunning!
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