Home with my Hexies & a Quick Tutorial – NeedlenThread.com
2020年2月28日 · Your first column on doing a hexi quilt inspired me and have a start on one. I have done several quilts but I am liking the change. I don’t use the glue stick but I pin the paper to my square and then take it out when I have basted about about half way around the hex. Thanks for the inspiration!
Hexie Update, for the Curious! – NeedlenThread.com
2020年7月10日 · I used all the wasted card stock sent by mail to make my hexagon centers. I put a paper punch hole in the center of the card stock and used a small pin to keep the fabric in place until the Hexi is basted. Sam’s has a plastic container that comes with granola that perfectly fits 300 hexies. That’s another good reuse of supplies.
Winter Needlework Project: Evenings with Hexies
2022年1月10日 · Your hexi quilt might be a wonderful “blank canvas” for some really beautiful edge-to-edge long arm design. Or maybe there’s a custom quilter in your area you could support. (Of course, you’re also welcome to hand quilt the whole thing, but that might take another year or so, and the strength of the machine quilting can overcome some of ...
Hexies & Traveling Needlework Projects – NeedlenThread.com
2020年2月17日 · Traveling and needlework can very easily go hand-in-hand, depending on the type of traveling you're doing and the type of needlework you're toting along. The travel and grab-and-go project that I'm working on this year (and last) is not actually an embroidery project. It's a hand-pieced quilting
Non-Embroidery Related, but Needle and Thread Related, Project
2019年5月1日 · When your hobby also happens to be your livelihood - which is the case for embroidery and me - it's sometimes necessary to pursue a different hobby now and then! I have a couple hobbies that are not needle-and-thread-related pursuits, but I don't often indulge in them anymore simply because ther
Su Embroidery – Learn it with a Kit! – NeedlenThread.com
2012年5月18日 · Last year, I shared with you some gorgeous needlepainted pictures in a type of embroidery called "Su Embroidery" - it is a Chinese style of embroidery from Suzhou, China, and it is amazing embroidery! Now, thanks to Margaret Lee of Adelaide, South Australia, and Country Bumpkin you can learn Su
Beeswax for Goldwork Threads - Heavenly Stuff!
2020年11月9日 · I would definitely buy 2 each of the hexi’s-one to use and one to collect. I have a sewing box I keep my sewing related keepsakes in and the beeswax collectibles go in it. I have special buttons-my Aunt gave me some beautiful Chinese …