Quilt As You Go Hexagon Tutorial

How to make the quilt as you go hexagons. I've sewn them into a runner for my dining table and also finished the edges with some needle lace.
The Hexiform is from Ashmead Designs. Here is the link to their website.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro to the Table Runner
00:45 Needle Lace Edging
01:02 Supplies
02:22 Cutting Out
03:15 Starting to Stitch
10:23 Sewing 2 Hexagons Together
13:04 Adding a 3rd.
15:26 Intro to Needle Lace
15:44 Starting to Stitch the 1st Row
22:40 Second Row
28:25 Next Project
30:37 Thank You!
#quilting #hexagon #needlelace #tablerunner

[TenBob]

That is so beautiful and so neat. 👏👏👏😎💜

[CM-xnxc]

I love watching you stitch. You have had a lot of experience at hand stitching, I see. Your stitches are very uniform and tidy.

[franwilson]

What a joy and a pleasure to watch a left handed stitcher! Your explanations and directions are quite clear always, but I so appreciate the opportunity to watch a fellow south paw! Ive never done needle lace and am eager to give it a try.
Thanks also for the link for the hexiforms.
I’m so happy I found your channel! Can’t wait to see the dress. 
I’m quite useless at business too, but I do love to make stuff, not following patterns, just what is in my own head.

[Turtledovegrove]

This is so 80"s...love it i make bags, table runner, tea cup coster, pot holders and scrap quils...keep the hands busy of an evening watch

[shinybreesilver]

The runner looks so pretty on your table. I love all the fabrics you have collected on this piece. I can see how relaxing and enjoyable is to spend time stitching the hexies together. I also enjoy very much seeing you work. The way you teach and your smooth voice is very calming. Thanks Marion, have a good week!

[trishjoyce]

Thanks again Marion for another delightful video. Your hexies are so colourful and pretty and the needle lace is lovely. I do hope you had a wonderful birthday and wish you all the joy, love and happiness that your gentle spirit deserves.😘💝🌻🦋

[nancyshaner]

That is beautiful. I love the idea of using old-embroidered linens. Very good tutorial. Thank you for posting.

[jeanwhiley]

Another brilliant video Marion. I love the table runner and your easy to follow needle lace demo. Another project I feel I will be adding to my list of things to do. You are so inspiring

[poodlegirl]

Marion I want you to know I made a whole quilt with this technique you taught me. I used all floral fabrics and it looks like a garden. Thank you!

[courageousspirit]

This is why I love slow stitching, it is so peaceful and gives you time to relax and reflect on your ideas as you come along with a project to completion. It is wonderful!

[yvonnelilley]

Another inspirational video, you make it look so simple ! Loving these extras, 😁💕xx

[ChristineRodgers-ut]

Really enjoyed this tutorial today, thanks Marion.

[christinep]

How lovely. A great way to do hexes. About 40 years ago I started a paper piecing Hexie quilt. Never finished it but have been considering using the pieces in another way. Some lovely material in it from scraps from sewing. Memories of clothing I had.

[janealexander]

Beautiful hexies Marion. Is there anything you can’t do ! Your skills and knowledge are so inspiring 😊

[melaniehopkins]

Thank you, Marion! I enjoyed watching! 😊

[terribradburn]

Beautiful use of old linens! Have a lovely day!

[jangingrich]

Hello Marion...I really like the idea of using the scraps to create something new and lovely especially with the old linens and embroidery. I appreciate your demos and sharing your talents. Blessings to you! And hope you had a great birthday!😊

[lindaborland]

So beautiful table runner. Love the edging

[leannescraftycupboard]

It was lovely listening to your explanation of the joy of QAYG hexies - I agree that the joy is no basting, a project that is completely finished when you are done and the beautifully framed miniature pieces of art! 😍 Such a nice touch to finish off with the needle lace. Hope you had a lovely birthday!😊

[sureed]

This is such a good idea, and a brilliant way to use up all those vintage linens - I love it :-)