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by spendlove 10 Mar 2018

I was challenged to make a dolls house quilt with hexagons "in the hoop" of an embroidery machine. This is my first. It measures 10cm by 12cm and the hexagons are coloured with Inktense pencils.

The major problem with dolls house quilts is that they don't drape.

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Comments (16)

by parkermom 18 Mar 2018

what a great job you do in everything!

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by kustomkuddle 18 Mar 2018

Awesome job. I think that I would go blind trying to color the hexagons!

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by deeside 18 Mar 2018

Sue, Are these hexagons the same as you have used for the centre of the SP medallion centre block? Yours are much nicer.

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by spendlove 19 Mar 2018

The centre of the medallion isn't hexagons - that fill is circles. I did wonder about using it for another little quilt!

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by lbrow 17 Mar 2018

So pretty Sue!

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by Shisha 17 Mar 2018

LOVE!!!!!

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by peafarm 11 Mar 2018

I love this look. Great job.

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by noah 11 Mar 2018

Awesome job Sue hugs

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by pennifold 11 Mar 2018

THIS IS GORGEOUS SUE!! Love the detail, love Chris

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by shirley124 10 Mar 2018

Very clever. Hugs

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by vickiannette 10 Mar 2018

very pretty and more to the point, it is in scale so looks real.

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by liliana1 10 Mar 2018

A success. Very sweet

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by dragonflyer 10 Mar 2018

Well...I think you succeeded!

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by sonjapotgieter 10 Mar 2018

But Sue That is so Beautiful!!!Great work done!!!Awesome project!!

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by basketkase 10 Mar 2018

You nailed it!!! Awesome, Sue......

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by weila 10 Mar 2018

how cute it is! mosaic!

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by crafter2243 Moderator 10 Mar 2018

I like what you have created. I found the same thing as far as the draping is concerned. With plain material and sewing one can force it. How about adding a little valance, but then it would no longer be ITH. Did you create the pillows?

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by spendlove 10 Mar 2018

I did - but many years ago! It is ages since I did anything to my dolls house.

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