Stepped up my game from mug mats to table toppers! saw a fun hexigon design on pinterest that linked to this tutorial on YouTube .
The tutorial called for using 1.5 inch strips (I think?), but I used 2.5 inch strips as-is from a couple christmas jellyrolls from JoAnn. The red is yardage of a bolt. So mine turned out bigger than what I planned for, obviously. I was aiming for a set of 2 to put on my end tables, but they are large enough to fit my coffee table. I’ll keep one, and this one that I finished today will be gifted to my Oma for her table.
I still have fabric left over, so I might be able to make a couple striped rectangle toppers to match for the end tables.
I’m super proud of these corners.
And I added a tag so she remembers who made it, because my aunt also sews/quilts.
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steiconi
December 11, 2020, 5:38pm
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Nice work!
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AIMR
December 11, 2020, 5:39pm
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I did think it was a tree skirt when you posted it prior to finishing! It is so lovely with the mix of bright colors and black and white!
I love it…great job!
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These are beautiful!! I love your little tag AND yes…you should be dang proud of those corners! I would be.
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It would! I might try a bigger one for a tree skirt next year…
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marionberries
December 11, 2020, 7:37pm
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Beautiful. the colors pop and it’s so festive.
i used that red snowflake fabric to make masks for donation to a Holiday fair. They sold out quickly.
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I LOVE that red snowflake fabric. I have some left over to use again in something else.
gozer
December 16, 2020, 2:08pm
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These look fantastic. You should be proud of the corners!
Beautiful. I made a Halloween one using a tutorial too. Although my corners weren’t anyway close to perfect like yours.
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Thank you! Oh I have a lot of super nice Halloween fabric BEGGING to be pretty quilted homed decor.
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It is so precise. Love it!
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Raury
December 18, 2020, 5:42pm
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You did a beautiful job on them.
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The deep green you chose was perfect! And my eyes are completely dazzled by this pattern!
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Thanks! It seems to be one of those patterns that has very impressive results for how simple it is.
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Congrats!!! 