I purchased a pack of Japanese Christmas prints at Spring Quilt Market in 2009 and I thought this was the perfect project to use these!

How fun and cute and easy/quick to do...sorta :) I spent last night preparing my mini hexies and what I did was use some of my old used 3/4" paper piece hexies and took a 1/4" off all their sizes and WAHLA - 1/2" hexies papers!

Now I used my newest notion, Sewline Glue Pen (I LOVE THIS PEN) to hold the fabric to the paper, then I started stitching while watching Eureka (I LOVE that show :)) and finished piecing my hexies! Let me say this hexies is TINY :)

Now I have to go out today and shop for threads and bead to finish the rest.
So cute Toni! I think I am going to do this BOM too! Not started yet.
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ReplyDeleteOH MY GOODNESS! The Japanese Christmas fabric is beautiful.
I had some 3/4" hexes also and I just left them that side. You are so right about them being tiny but I love them.
Very cute! Another BOM I just may have to start! :)
ReplyDeleteMy plan is to do the blocks. Picked out my fabric. I have not ever worked with such little hexies so it will be a challenge doing that.
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