NEW QUILT PATTERN! Pam and Nicky Lintott's Hexagon Garden

In this video, Katrina shows us how to make a hexagon for Pam and Nicky Lintott's 'Just one Jelly Roll' Hexagon Garden quilt. This is a very fun and straightforward design, made all the easier by using a Creative Grids 60 Degree Triangle Ruler. Even if you're a left-handed quilter like Katrina!
PLEASE NOTE! This video demonstrates how to make a full hexagon from this quilt, however the finished quilt is NOT ASSEMBLED in this way. If you plan to make this project, read the full pattern as the quilt is assembled using half hexagons sewn in lines.
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This quilt is made using a Creative Grids 60 Degree Triangle Ruler and one Jelly Roll. The finished size is 51 x 53 inches and you will need:
One Jelly Roll of your choice - Katrina uses Chelsea Garden, we've suggested some perfect jellyrolls for this quilt here: www.thesewings...
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[@rellenich]

I think you join only half hexes together in columns and then join the columns together, otherwise you’ll have to join the full hexes together with Y seams.

[@The_patchy_artist]

I absolutely agree! It's so much easier to join the half hexies in a horizontal row to avoid the complicated y seams. And then you sew the rows together in such a way that the right halves come together. Krista Moser demonstrates the technique very convincingly. I've recently learned that from her tutorials. But thank you so much for presenting a great colour choice and this interesting pattern. This quilt is so beautiful ❤️.

[@alexandra-zaza-burns]

Yes you saw the sewing diagram in the book showed the half hexies sewn in rows.

[@SewingStudio]

Thank you for spotting this! You're right, as per the pattern you assemble the half hexagons in lines to create the full quilt. We're sorry this this wasn't clear in the tutorial.

[@jillkeig4889]

Yes, the diagram in book shows the half hexies being joined in rows therefore no Y seams.

[@jenniferjanson5933]

Beautiful quilt! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@Poshfrocknfluffyslip]

Love this! But as said previously I think half hexagons would be easier to use, joining in strips and then forming whole hexagons when the strips are joined.

[@SewingStudio]

Thank you. You're right! You assemble these blocks in half hexagons in lines to create the full quilt. We're sorry if this isn't clear in the tutorial. Please follow the pattern for full details.

[@Amal2365]

So pretty, thank you for sharing ❤

[@SewingStudio]

Thank you! 😊

[@barbarastuart5675]

Thank you for sharing 😊

[@cnbash]

Beautiful quilt and gorgeous fabrics!❤

[@TrishBailey-m1d]

That is beautiful, thinking I'll put that on my to do list... thanks Katrina...your a star ⭐ x

[@elizabethwilliams3267]

If you stagger the strips when sewing the stripset, its possible to gain another cut. I made one similar, using Krista Moser's pattern. Make half hexies and join in rows, then join the rows matching the halves.

[@maxineiles6806]

Looks good

[@RIANAVENTER]

Always so great to see you, Katrina. Love, love the fabric, it's gorgeous. ❤

[@moodilove3743]

I was wracking my brain trying to figure out how they would be joined. Then came the 'AH HA' moment. Thank you so much.

[@SewingStudio]

You assemble these blocks as half hexagons in lines to create the full quilt. We're sorry if this isn't clear in the tutorial. Please follow the pattern for full details.

[@moodilove3743]

@@SewingStudio It was perfectly clear in the video! It just took me until the end to understand. Believe me, it's me not you!

[@jenniferjones3309]

Ugh! I sewed all the full hexagons together like in the video. Now I don't know how I'm going to assemble the whole thing together.😩

[@pamdavis1613]

I see what you mean now! You sew the half hexi’s across to make a row, not down, then sew the rows together I get it! Brilliant.

[@SewingStudio]

You assemble these blocks in half hexagons in lines to create the full quilt. We're sorry if this isn't clear in the tutorial. Please follow the pattern for full details.

[@wilycat5290]

Always interesting, things to ponder 🤔. Lovely quilt. Thank you for the video 😊

[@pattispencer8503]

I’m left-handed too! Always fussing with the fabric and ruler!! 😊

[@jenihansen7201]

Beautiful job and beautiful instructions you give us. Thank you so much.

[@mayg.m.3767]

It’s gorgeous!!! Very beautiful pattern and excellent fabric selection. The book looks very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[@Cathy_MidwestHome_Hens]

Sewed my first 3 strips and I got 10 - 6.5” triangles out of my Ruby Star Koi Pond strips but I messed up and put my dark navy strip on the outside. So i have 5 “pie slices” with navy in the center and 5 pie slices with navy on the outside 😣😣😣 Edited: Turns out not to be a big deal. I have just a couple more hexagons to make.

[@colleenfromnh5860]

I wonder if this pattern can be used to make a Jeans 👖 quilt?

[@ЗинфираШиганова]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊.

[@deejenkins8314]

This quilt is put together by sewing the half hexies together in rows and making the full hexies by sewing the rows together. That way there are no y seams and it goes together very easily.

[@SewingStudio]

Thank you. You're right! You assemble these blocks in half hexagons in lines to create the full quilt. We're sorry if this isn't clear in the tutorial. Please follow the pattern for full details.

[@sharontucker691]

Hi is the strip tube ruler the same as the one you are using , thanks love your videos

[@joangodfrey5937]

No. The strip tube is a 90 degree ruler

[@alexandra-zaza-burns]

If you have a ruler with the 45° and 60° lines on it you can check but I don’t think the strip tube ruler is a 60° triangle I have both and I don’t think they’re the same.

[@sharontucker691]

Thanks ladies

[@georgiethreadgould8080]

What is the name of the book please?

[@SewingStudio]

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[@karenwerts2331]