So let's talk hexies today. I finished sewing all the hexagons into groups of eight. And then I did a total count.
Those cards separate groups of 20.
Total? 1,672. What happened to the other 431?
Well, 408 are in the above quilt. If you've been around for a while, you may remember that I had cut out a large chunk of papers that were the wrong size. Off by about 1/8" of an inch. When English Paper Piecing, that might as well be a mile. So I pieced all those larger hexies into the above quilt. It is on the "quilt sooner than later" list. :) In a way its good, though, because it will give me a chance to try a faced binding to preserve the hexie edges.
There are also a few random ones floating around of both sizes.
The moral of today's story? I'm back to basting hexies. I will pull the scrap box in a while. I have some other hand projects that I want to work on first. This is, after all, The Ten Year Project. I've got Five years left!
Great job on your hexies. Sort of the never ending project, huh?!
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