I didn't show a pic of last Wednesday's flower, so here it is. I didn't realise how much sewing there would be to put the white garden path completely around it so finishing this size was quite an achievement.
This week, I have changed tack slightly with some different little hexie flowers. I pulled out my 'pretties' fabric (and shopped for some more) and reduced the size of my template... and here's the next little batch of blooms.
The white border is lovely Raewyn. It does take a bit of time and look at the little cutes, they sure are 'pretties.'
ReplyDeletethe white border looks fine and time-consuming, as one border is made of nearly the same number of hexies as 2 flowers :-)
ReplyDeleteI´ve had a little flowerbreak the last to weeks, but I´ve prepared 105 more hexies :-)
They sure are pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful and what a nice fabric.
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Ines
Hi Raewyn! The white fabric really makes the red and gold pop! Your little flowers are so sweet! I love the pastel fabrics! All of your flowers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics on the new little hexies form the pretties fabric. And that is what they are: pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe white around your red adn yellow hexy flower looks stunning!
ReplyDeleteLove your smaller 'pretties' too.
Your hexie quilt will look stunning when you finish it. White looks great around the flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love the new flowers, beautiful colours.
ReplyDeletePauline
Beautiful flowers. I like your fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteIt will be a real grandmothers garden, with the white around the flowers. And I love the little ones, Sweet!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, crisp flowers!
ReplyDeleteVery nice flowers!!
ReplyDeleteHi Raewyn, thanks so much for your blogvisit! I love the fabrics you use making the flowers!! Lots of fun making the next batch! happy sewing, Daniƫlle PS I have become a follower hihi so not to have to miss anything you do!
ReplyDeleteOh I love those little blooms , that is gorgeous fabrics and your large bloom is looking very pretty with the white background .
ReplyDeletelove your hexaflowers.
ReplyDeleteLove the new flowers.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are lovely!
ReplyDeleteOne more Hexie project? I love your vintage look flower as well as minis! I have a lot of weeds to clean in my sewing room!
ReplyDeleteyour flowers are beautiful!!! and what a sweet fabrics...
ReplyDeletehave a nice day..;0))
I like both the big ones and the smaller ones with the beautiful fabrics! Mine are 0,5 inch and they go really fast!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers I especially enjoy looking at the bottom three. Such soft and peaceful colors!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are lovely! So sorry I haven't been round to meet you yet. Now that I've found you, I will be back more often! Lovely blog!!! So happy you are part of our flower group! Yes, the extra row was a bit more than I thought it would be also. However, it will make a nice finish! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers - looking good - can't wait until I see them finished and made up.
ReplyDeleteHello Raewyn, Thank you very much for your blogginvisit and your friendly comment. Love the way of your life in New Zealand. Your dubble flowers too!
ReplyDeletewarm Greetings, jeannet
Thank you for the comment on my weblog. I like the flower in white and little ones are lovely white these fabrics. I didn't know there was a weblog of the Farmer's Wife Quilt, how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLast year I was in New Zealand for a month, I liked it very much, wonderful country!
Greetings, Cisca
Thanks for saying hi on my blog. Nice to meet you.
ReplyDeleteI'm tossing up not to do a path - just cos I thought I'd get bored doing one colour - but I do like how it gives your eyes a place to rest.