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Welcome to the Charming World of English Paper Piecing: The Hexagon Flower Quilt Bag
Looking for a quick, useful and super cute patchwork project? With English Paper Piecing (EPP) you will have the most relaxing sewing project ever! Today we are going to take a closer look at this beautiful classic, The Hexagon Flower Quilt Bag created by Julie Sebire of Narioka (Australia).
This project will provide you with countless ideas for your next sewing project whether you love to hand sew while on the move, create handmade gifts or find new ways to utilise your fabric stash.
Pattern Overview
Why You Will Love This Pattern
This pattern uses traditional English Paper Piecing techniques to create a super practical project. Using 2 inch hexagons (edge to edge) and 18 pre-cut charm squares you will piece together two beautiful flowers using hexagons.
As you can hand baste and whip stitch these anywhere this is the perfect project to take with you while you relax, travel or attend your quilting guild. Once your outer has been made you will add a firm inner with boxed corners to give this tote structure, strength and a nice clean finish.
Techniques Used
- English Paper Piecing (EPP)- Hand basting around paper templates to create crisp 60 degree points.
- Whip Stitching- Hand stitching hexies with neat invisible stitches.
- Creating 3D Shapes- Folding your hexie pieces to create a shaped base.
- Easy Tote- Creating a lined inner with boxed corners and fabric handles.
Final Thoughts
This Quilt Bag by Julie Sebire is a lovely way to combine heirloom hand stitching skills with a practical project. This creates a stylish accessory from small 5 inch charm squares. Whether you create yours with bright flowers or pretty reproduction prints taking the time to hand stitch your hexagons will make each bag a special handmade item. Have fun!
Full Pattern: Hexagon Flower Quilt Bag Free PDF Pattern 🎁
