Hexagon Star Quilt

Hi Everyone, Hexagon Star Quilt is this week's weekend project. The process of assembly is very simple and has as many variations as you can come up with. Great fun block and quilt!
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[@loriclarke2931]

You are a great teacher. Ty

[@denisepineda1788]

That's a cute pattern. Another good scrap buster. I love your videos. I learn a lot and you make me laugh and smile! Keep 'em coming!

[@sueannballard1246]

I love this block;!! and you are hysterical!!!! and a really good teacher glad I found you! down in the USA

[@sandyrichmond2570]

I like how you always do it your way and don't worry about the small mistakes. I'm glad I stumbled across your channel I watch all your videos. You have the cutest personality!

[@nhcharmedone]

Lol I always smile watching you, you have such an amazing personality! Love the quilt!

[@rebeccalesher9388]

Love the quilt. Love your videos.

[@judypatterson994]

You make my day. Love your videos and your personality. Love this quilt. I think I'm gonna make one full size, This will make a Fantastic Christmas present.

[@macarmencastillopadilla8673]

Fantástico 💞❤️🎉🎉🎉

[@cindywygant5555]

I am fairly new to quilting and have never worked with hexagons. I just bought a treasure trove of quilt pieces at a thrift store. Many many small hexagons. Some very old fabric. I want to find a simple way to put them together and I like your method. I can do this!

[@newbeequilter]

Oh, this was fun to watch. I really enjoy listening to your comments as you sew the blocks and talk to the cameraman (Pop) and your YT audience. That was so nice of you to mention that Laura Ann Coia with her YT channel of SewVeryEasy and her video "Free Unique Hexagon Star Quilt Pattern" have this free pattern link (from studioefabrics and designed by Heidi Pridemore). I'm a subscriber of both your channels and appreciate your different styles of communication and what you do with your YT sewing and quilting videos. It just dawned on me that you both have the same first name AND you both did anniversary celebration quilts for your shared country of Canada (I'm from the U.S.) Nice going Canada gals! Oh my! Being able to cut out those hexagons so fast, I'd be making lots of them for presents. Those of us who don't have an AccuQuilt fabric cutting machine are so envious of you owning one. Do your friends ever drop in and ask if they can borrow its use for a "just a few minutes" during their visit? (I forgot what the number was of how many and how much time it took for you to cut yours.) If I were a local friend I might suggest a barter of some kind - like say, a group of 20+ fat quarters of mine that you like - would that be a fair trade? Oh, oh! I hope I don't unduly influence those in your circle of friends . . . :-) With baby fabric I might write with permanent ink pens or stitch in a phrase or two from "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" or words to the song, "When You Wish Upon a Star" on a light fabric border. Or how about "Reach for the Stars" for a college-bound teen? Or Christmas fabric with "Star of Wonder, Star of Night", with navy star points and a light center "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear". For a recent grad (or making the honor role, job promotion, etc.) or an accomplishment of some kind I might do a congratulatory message of "You're the best" or names of people of integrity who accomplished good things. I'm thinking, if you don't want to make the entire quilt with the hexagon stars because you don't have the time of just want more room to write the words, put a lighter-than-the-navy tone-on-tone block(s) in between each star or even the majority of the quilt. You could also have a row of just the lighter tone-one-tone between a row of hexagon stars and "write" your words there or just have a plain row of fabric. Can you tell I want to make this quilt? So Laura, if I send you my fat quarters and include return packaging & postage costs, will you cut the hexagons for me? Just kidding.

[@MPQS]

I would be happy to cut your hexagons for you. just reach out by phone or our contact pages on the website. We are always happy to help with other's projects!

[@panamajacks57]

Very cool. I'm making one also because of Laura. Thanks.

[@michelleshelby01]

I love this... I literally just stumbled across your videos and this was the first one I watched... love love love watching you and your funny, quirky personality. Thanks for my new quilt block... can't wait to show you.. love from Australia

[@teresamcfadden2414]

😍 love it

[@peggy1046]

excellent video

[@mariachristina3949]

Parabéns,muito obrigado por ensinar,seu trabalho é muito lindo!!!

[@lindamattson6281]

Enjoyed the tutorial. You could trim the pieces that you cut off down to flying geese to make a border!

[@newbeequilter]

+ Linda Mattson - I like that idea! 21:42 & 22:54

[@MPQS]

That is a great idea! may have to integrate that into mine :)

[@gabriella7471]

love your video. You are so funny. I am making this with the nine inch hex what size should my rectangle be ?

[@adrianapenasarmiento2374]

Gracias ,podrias enseñarnos a hacer la cruz que se ve en tu taller ? Un abrazo desde mi Colombia

[@MPQS]

Lo agregaremos a nuestra lista de cosas para mostrarles a todos, gracias por la sugerencia

[@hotleggs54nicholas7]

Where can I purchase the triangle rulers?Thank you

[@joycehill2342]

Great tutorial. I plan on making a baby quilt using 2" hexagons, what size rectangle would I cut for form the triangles?

[@susancherepowich6443]

I would like to make smaller hexies is that possible? What foot are you using on your machine

[@MPQS]

yes you can and it looks like a quarter inch foot. sorry its a really old video from back in the day :)

[@annvallandingham6205]

hi what model of janome sewing machine are you using?\

[@cindykaiman2969]

is it possible to get a link to the pattern? thank you