The first block of my fusion throw. This I think will be for Jazmine when finished. I tested this one block before committing my whole charm pack of "Spirit" to the project. It came together rather quickly and will make a nice light throw. There is no batting inside the charm squares although some are putting batting in theirs. I just chose not to do so. I have stalled out on my hexi throw for myself and may decide to change it as well. I am trying to come up with a way to turn the hexi into a square block so that the sides will be even when I put them together. So far no luck and I have frogged my sample block to death it seems. Hopefully, I can figure out a way soon to do it that will look nice. I am open to suggestions if you have any. Until next time, Wendy
I like doing the double crochet rather than the original pattern. It sure goes a lot faster, too! We used to have a miniature doxie. She passed away not to o long ago.....miss her!
Oh I love this! I have been so tempted, but I think I'll wait until winter. ;-) Can you applique your hexies on a background square? The only other option is half-hexes and they would be a lot of futzing. ;-)
I am so happy you have stopped by today...please leave a comment as I do read them and will send you a reply as soon as possible...thank you for taking the time to visit with me and come back again. wendy
I'm hoping to do this one too, just not too sure when I'll get started
ReplyDeleteI like doing the double crochet rather than the original pattern. It sure goes a lot faster, too! We used to have a miniature doxie. She passed away not to o long ago.....miss her!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this! I have been so tempted, but I think I'll wait until winter. ;-) Can you applique your hexies on a background square? The only other option is half-hexes and they would be a lot of futzing. ;-)
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