Basting Hexies at Tresa Escoto blog

Basting Hexies. I baste mine, using cheap thread, a needle and with a clover wonder clip. Before i do so i thought i would just mention how i cut out my fabric. This tutorial will provide you with all the basic information you need to learn the glue basting method of creating hexagons. Hexies can be glued or basted to the templates. To baste the hexies so that they are ready for piecing, i place the fabric square face down with the card stock form about centered. Fabric hexagons (which are affectionately referred to as hexies) are made using a process called english paper piecing. Each hexagon is made individually by wrapping the fabric around a paper shape, then securing it in place using either stitch basting or glue basting. As promised yesterday in my introduction post to my 'a hexie a day' project, i'm sharing today the two different methods that i use for basting and sewing my hexie flowers. The first post (this one) will show you how to make a hexie, the second post will take you through the process of joining your hexies into a quilt block or geometric pattern, and the third post will show you how to incorporate a finished hexie quilt block into a project.

Fabric hexagons (which are affectionately referred to as hexies) are made using a process called english paper piecing. I baste mine, using cheap thread, a needle and with a clover wonder clip. Each hexagon is made individually by wrapping the fabric around a paper shape, then securing it in place using either stitch basting or glue basting. This tutorial will provide you with all the basic information you need to learn the glue basting method of creating hexagons. Hexies can be glued or basted to the templates. The first post (this one) will show you how to make a hexie, the second post will take you through the process of joining your hexies into a quilt block or geometric pattern, and the third post will show you how to incorporate a finished hexie quilt block into a project. Before i do so i thought i would just mention how i cut out my fabric. As promised yesterday in my introduction post to my 'a hexie a day' project, i'm sharing today the two different methods that i use for basting and sewing my hexie flowers. To baste the hexies so that they are ready for piecing, i place the fabric square face down with the card stock form about centered.

How to Sew Hexies OntheGo English Paper Piecing Tutorial You Make

Basting Hexies This tutorial will provide you with all the basic information you need to learn the glue basting method of creating hexagons. Fabric hexagons (which are affectionately referred to as hexies) are made using a process called english paper piecing. Hexies can be glued or basted to the templates. Each hexagon is made individually by wrapping the fabric around a paper shape, then securing it in place using either stitch basting or glue basting. This tutorial will provide you with all the basic information you need to learn the glue basting method of creating hexagons. Before i do so i thought i would just mention how i cut out my fabric. I baste mine, using cheap thread, a needle and with a clover wonder clip. The first post (this one) will show you how to make a hexie, the second post will take you through the process of joining your hexies into a quilt block or geometric pattern, and the third post will show you how to incorporate a finished hexie quilt block into a project. As promised yesterday in my introduction post to my 'a hexie a day' project, i'm sharing today the two different methods that i use for basting and sewing my hexie flowers. To baste the hexies so that they are ready for piecing, i place the fabric square face down with the card stock form about centered.