Tiny Tote exchange

Jillian - who organized the Tiny Tote swap - also swapped herself. And here's the tote she sent to her lucky recipient.

Blocks (her own design) are made with Collection # 3


(and at least one of them will appear as a hexagon bonus-block on the Inklingo sampler later this year)

A hexagon hexagon quilt top

Cathi is working on this hexagon quilt made of hexagons and equilateral triangles from Collection 1.

Shapes used are the 1" hexagon and equilateral triangle found in Collection 1.

New rounds are added periodically as I find new colours that work. Continuous stitching as a new round is added makes this very enjoyable and quick to put together.

Triangle-quilt

Sue made this quilt which is is lap robe size.
The triangles are from collection # 3, and are
2 1/4" to a side.

Second Picture shows a close-up of the quilting.

Indigo and Cheddar

Val made this gorgeous little quilt with triangles and hexagons from Collection # 3. She used the 0.75" size and the finished size is about 18 * 15"

Jane Austen's Writing Table

David from France made this wonderful little quilt, using Linda Franz's pattern.

He made the 6 4"-diamonds that are used from Collection # 1, using half-hexagons, hexagon, diamond and equilateral triangles.

Diameter of project is 17 ½"

Sugar Loaf Quilt

Another miniature beauty from Val.
It's a personal interpretation of an antique quilt.
The diamonds and triangles used are from Collection # 3 and the size of the quilt is about 25" square

Table-runner

Another table-runner by Mary. This one is made with Equilateral triangles. They are the 1.5" triangles from Collection # 3.
Size approximately 27 * 10"

Seven Sisters Table Runner

This table runner was made by Cathi as a Christmas gift.

It was made using the 1.5" diamonds and equilateral triangles from Collection 3.

Size about 20" by 55" (a guesstimate)

For the stars - 1.5" diamonds
The setting pieces in white are also 1.5" diamonds

The outer edges of each block also have 5 of the 1.5" triangles.

I started making Seven Sisters blocks using the various sizes of diamonds and when I had made one block using the 1.5" size I realized it would be an appropriate size for a table runner. This was the result.