I am in love with these rainbow hexagon blooms. They're so yummy and petite and measure just under 2-1/2 inches.
To create these ornaments, I hand stitched hexagons together to form two 6-petal flowers.
With wrong sides facing each other, the hexagons were joined together using a ladder stitch.
I lightly stuffed the flowers with polyfill before closing the final seam.
A button was sewn to both sides of the flower center. To give it a slightly tufted look, the thread was pulled tight as the buttons were being sewn on.
They look so cute tucked between the branches of the Christmas tree.
Hope you're enjoying the holiday season!
Aloha!
Arlette, you - a fairy! These cute and unique little things you create!
ReplyDeleteSooooooooooooooooooo cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful !
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!! Fantastico!!!
ReplyDeleteThank You for sharing this adorable project!
ReplyDeleteLettie, Those are just wonderful!! I love hexagons and what a great way to decorate your tree. I hope all is well with hubby.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable. Someone commented you are a fairy and I think this might be true to create something so magical!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Lettie!
ReplyDeleteHappy sewing!
Zlaty
Oh, the flowers are so cute! You have placed them on a tree. I can also picture them decorating a circular wreath on a front door.
ReplyDeleteHope you & your hubby are feeling well!
As allways a feast for the eyes
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Janine
They look so pretty and colorful on your tree. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love these. How is James doing?
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Everything you do is so colorful and clever!!! You have such a creative mind.
ReplyDeleteI am keeping you and James in my prayers and hope you are both doing well.
Have a great Christmas season.
Those are so cute! Love how they look on the tree!
ReplyDeleteHope you and your hubby are feeling perky!
Your hexagon ornaments are beautiful! And so colorful!
ReplyDeleteI love these little hex flowers they are so cute! May I ask what size of hexagon needs to be cut? I have not worked with Hexagons before.
ReplyDeleteLady Gem
sew cute!
ReplyDeleteFinally someone who makes great fabric ornaments! Im so happy I found your blog. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteSue
so cute. I have just started into epp. Have you discovered Inklingo? If not hurry to their site. It is wonderful. So far I am only hand piecing with it but it also lets you make shape using a machine. Wonderful systems and alot of info and patterns are free. I have a long list of to buy when I get time to do more with it.
ReplyDelete:)Carol
I'm from Brazil and loved all in your blog!!!!! I'm folling you
ReplyDeleteWow, sind die super. Ich bin begeistert. Ich liebe Hexagons.
ReplyDeleteLiebe grüße Grit