Miniature Quilts - 'Sew Tiny'

Click for larger image Approx 444 pieces	This quilt contains approximately 444 3/8th inch hexagons using the paper piecing method.
Click for larger image 431 pieces	The hexagons are the same size as the blue and cream quilt and the final size is the same as all the other quilts.
Click for larger image Nearly 400 pieces	The instructions for this type of quilt can be found in Marge Edie's excellent book on making Bargello quilts. I fused the material onto a backing material. There are no seams as they would be virtually impossible. I found that the pieces lifted slightly but by machining simple grid quilting through every piece they are anchored safelyand the raised material now gives a lovely textured look to the whole quilt.
Click for larger image 211 pieces	This new quilt is in the style of the merry go round quilt that I am doing full size and can be seen in the patchwork and quilting section.	Click for larger image
Click for larger image 430 pieces	BTW - a penny is the same size as a cent.
Click for larger image Approx 230 pieces	Like any Tumbling Blocks pattern, it 'flip flops' as you look at it.	Click for larger image
Click for larger image 81 pieces	SUDOKU QUILT Here's a way of combining two hobbies in one. Take nine fabrics, a completed grid (or just take the solution to yesterday's grid!), and replace numbers with fabrics. Just make sure you sew them together in the right order.....	Click for larger image