Showing posts with label hexagon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hexagon. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 December 2012

Crafty Hexy necklaces

A while back I spotted this necklace by House of Harlow. A "hexy" necklace, rather lovely I thought.

 

House of Harlow have brought out another "Hexy" necklace ... probably a bit big for my physique .. but otherwise gorgeous.
via OhSoBoho  .. A bargain at 189 pounds!

If you like the idea of this, then here are some crafty or fabric alternatives ...

 


 


via Madz Has Runway which can be found at Gleaners in East Brunswick.




Have you made anything like this before?

Tuesday, 25 May 2010

Hexagon Patching

A few of the Year 7 girls at school are interested in patching, so I thought I would introduce them to paper patching. Something that they can do by hand, it is portable and they don't necessarily have to do a blanket, it can be a pillow or a pencil case.


Inspired by Patch Andi's Hexagon quilt, I went-a-searching for Hexagon pieces for patching and came across this web site that produces PDF Graph Paper. Print out on the ink jet and voila! But if you don't want to cut out the hex's yourself, then craftylady has some 1/2" hex's pre-cut that you can use.

Barbara Brackman's blog has this wonderful post on working with Vintage patchwork blankets. I could flip through her blog for ages, such lovely posts and information about being a Quilt Historian!



picture via Film in the Fridge

As for me, I don't think I will have the patience to be able to make a whole blanket, but maybe some accents on my bags or a brooch or two will quench my hex thirst.