Fabric Hexagons Made into Beautiful Artsy Textile, Faux Quilting, Cricut Maker Cutting

[@SherryHayes-y7g]

I am a quilter of 35 years and want to suggest that in larger projects when you make your 'sandwich' , if your backing fabric would be visible in the final project to cut the batting and backing a little larger than your top. The quilting sometimes takes up the backing and can leave spaces at the edges without full coverage on the back. I enjoy traditional English paper piecing, but really enjoyed the quicker method that you have demonstrated. Welcome to the crazy world of quilting!

[@Reignvermont]

Hello :) …Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge. I will definitely incorporate this going forward. 💕❤️💕

[@materialgirl338]

Hi Girl, I love you work simply amazing. I love fiber 🎨 Art

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… thank you 🙏 I love playing with fiber too ❤️

[@FranRogers-t8c]

Great ! I am pleased to have stumble on this new beautiful idea . I have been thinking of making a hexagon quilt yet know my hands wouldn’t be able to follow through now. This has given me a fun idea to try without the hand sewing . Thanks

[@Reignvermont]

I am so glad you enjoyed the project. We all have various reasons why we cannot do a traditional quilt. 💕 This seems a little bit like cheating but I tell myself there are no rules in creativity 💕😂💕

[@karentoynton8948]

Well done bless you everyone of us need to start somewhere, no matter how advanced you are m they didn’t start that way, I am very much where you are in learning stages m but the more we do the easier it will become . This huge 7x7 ft EPP hexagons quilt I have just made I did ever think in a million years I would have made it and it look as beautiful as it does. The long arm quilting was expensive I gues to have done m but a first class job has been made of finishing it off, so worth every penny, it is in 95% liberty fabric , I just love the liberty quilting fabric . The tana lawn is for me far to thin l but does also look very nice . But I don’t feel it’s really suitable for quilts . However that’s just my opinion . Others may say I am wrong . Keep your great work up , your a pleasure to watch and more so as you are learning it’s helpful to see others need to try things as well to be sure they are right . Xx

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… thank you for this information. I bet that quilt is a museum piece 🤩 I agree with you on the Liberty lawn fabric. It is lovely but I am not sure it will last 100 years 🤪😂🤪

[@karentoynton8948]

Hehr well I sure won’t be here then . Yes the quilt is good , but very heavy as well I am for sure going to give sone if your ideas a try , and have a look at the circuit machines . Thanks on that one

[@jessicamctavish7538]

So beautiful and unique!! I’d love to try this and make into a bag- that would be great. I hope you post what you decide to do with your panel. Thanks for sharing!!

[@Reignvermont]

I am so glad you enjoyed it 💕I do plan on doing a video on what I make with my panels. I have to… 😂😂😂 I am collecting quite a few of them. Thanks for watching!

[@susanglynn7189]

Hi! Just stumbled upon your channel! Instant subscriber! Loved your collage pumpkin video! OMG! This project is ah-mazing! I am currently English paper piecing or EPP a hexi quilt. It may take me a century to complete it lol but I am using 3/8” Hexie’s. lol. Talk about tiny. They are measuring 2inches across once they are sewn together. It is taking 7of them to make one little flower. I figured it will take thousands of these little Hexie’s. Crazy? Probably! lol. This project is gorgeous! Your eye for color placement and fabric textures. I’m jealous! Thanks for all you do. Off to binge watch your other videos!

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… Love your message! I am sure your quilt is spectacular. I think I should start one so I can get a quarter of the way and leave it to my family to finish…🤣 I’m sure they would curse me 😂 Thank you for all your kind words. I look forward to conversation in the future 💗

[@skyhowie54]

This turned out great! I really like the way the organza softens all the fabric colors. Thank you for this terrific idea.

[@Reignvermont]

Thank you! I am looking forward to playing with more sheer fabrics. I like how it adds texture too 💗

[@semsimama2191]

Your fabrics are very beautiful.

[@Reignvermont]

Thank you so much for letting me know 💕☺️💕

[@deborahbaughman1366]

Never say never ❤

[@Reignvermont]

I know… I feel like I am falling down yet another rabbit hole. 😂😂😂 Thank you for sharing 💕

[@SusanMirro]

Interesting experiment. I'd love to see what you make

[@Reignvermont]

Glad you liked it. I’m still deciding what to make with it. I’m thinking a pillow or a bag 💕

[@Sewjourner]

Thank you 📍🪡🧵

[@Reignvermont]

Thank you for letting me know 🙏💕🙏

[@TariHuffaker]

If you are in love with hexies and you love to crochet...there are some lovely tutorials on youtube for crocheting hexies. I feel your pain. I am in love with both of those things too.

[@Reignvermont]

What ?!? Stop !!! 😆🙃🤩 Just kidding… I am all in! Sooo many fun things to try. Thank you for sharing ♥️

[@elitesflowers-floristshop.3616]

I love it! Where do you buy your fabric? Could you please share the link? thanks!

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… I love these fabrics too. Here is the link 🩷 collagequilter.com/ Thanks for watching ☺️

[@nannychachi]

Wouldn't it be cool to cut bigger hexagons from your fused hexagons, attach them together and make something from that? It would be hexagons in hexagons.

[@Reignvermont]

I ABSOLUTELY love this idea! So many.wonderful crazy beautiful things to try. Thank you for sharing ☺️🩷☺️

[@karentoynton8948]

Did you use just the fabric itself, with the hexagons or did you dew them in any way , when you had cut them out. Going to definitely this one . Unsure about the organza I must say, . I will be planning a basket for my creams brushes at the side of the bed . Thanks for today . Ah I see you did on the cricut machine with steam a seam . So I guess you left it like that .

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… I used the organza on top so that I did not have to worry about sewing every hexagon edge. 🤪 I think it would be nice without it but not sure how it would hold up. Thanks for sharing 💕

[@karentoynton8948]

On my hexagon quilt , the long arm quilters did a pattern small enough so it went over all the hexagons. I used a fusible wadding beguine the hexies but you could you the same on any item you did really it’s permanent then . Like yo pu did on your coasters that covered all really . A fusible wadding would be there and not wash out as well. If that is any help to you .x

[@karentoynton8948]

A pleasure when people can help each other . That’s how we learn i sent a comment with what I do . I will ask in the material shop tomorrow for any tips as well , and let you know .

[@Reignvermont]

@ Thank you 🩷

[@maryanne2500]

Where did you get the weights

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… I made my weights. They are large washers that I bought at the hardware store. I then glued Liberty of London strips around them. So much prettier. I hope this helps. Thanks 😍

[@maryanne2500]

@@Reignvermontyes thanks! I could watch you all day

[@isabelledoury3471]

Bonjour 👋 je ne comprends pas comment vous faites les losanges... 🤔

[@Reignvermont]

Hello, I cut the hexagons with my Cricut maker. You can see the machine here in this video. Fabric Scraps Made into Textile Art, Scrappy Collage Project, Free Motion Embroidery #crazyquilt kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqqrfJ1jadNnqsU I hope this helps. Thank you 💕