I have spent some time on my sashiko project. Had my brain working.
No. 3. Chookshed challenge is in full force.
I have spent some time calculating cutting and placement. The pattern we received when doing this class was only a guideline. There were no definite measurements. So I finished the stitching, ironed and trimmed, then calculated the sashing and worked out the missing blocks.
And everything is cut ready to sew together
I am excited to get this sewn together. It’s now together and I have these hexagons ready to stitch on.
So they are glued on ready to stitch
The baste it glue works well
Hand stitching the hexagons on.
Linking up with Slow Sunday Stitching.
I have just finished stitching all the hexagons.
15 comments:
BEAUTIFUL!!
Well done! Lots of hand stitching on this quilt top! Gail at the cozy quilter
Beautiful Jo.
Looking good!
Such gorgeous stitching. I love those hexies dancing on the side.
That is beautiful, Jo! I love the sashiko designs, and the hexie blocks along the border. The whole design has a really pretty effect!
How clever ... those hexagons make a beautiful addition ... perfect!
That looks so lovely with the hexies added to the borders.
That is lovely . A lot of work! The stitching loks great and the hexies really lift it as well.
I love it Jo and think the hexies set it all off beautifully.
Looking lovely Jo - I love the addition of the hexagons. xx
You’ve done wonders this month, taking just a bunch of blocks and working them into a gorgeous quilt. A great start to the year.
Love those hexagon assemblies. That's my favorite way to use them.
So gorgeous! The sashiko texture is so beautiful! And the hexies really add to the design - wow! I love it!
Fantastic border choice for your Sashiko.
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