POTC Hexagon 90° 0.5 inch Download

(1 customer review)

US$30.00

Print on fabric for a mini Patchwork of the Crosses (POTC) instead of using hexagon templates, and get better results.

Smaller than the original size.

Sew by hand with a running stitch (recommended) or print templates for English Paper Piecing. Includes bonus shapes.

Description

DOWNLOAD – SHAPE COLLECTION 338 Pages
System Requirements – Free Inklingo Quilt Studio and any ordinary Inkjet printer.

0.5 inch Hexagons 90° (POTC)

POTC blocks are made with only one shape—the hexagon—and the blocks are linked with squares.

0.5 inch Hexagons 90° (POTC) for edges
These unusual shapes are included for a straight edge on the quilt.

0.5 inch Bonus Shape for Patchwork of the Crosses
The bonus half hexagon makes even more variations possible.
1 inch Hexagon for Patchwork of the Crosses
Compare with the original size, which is available in another shape collection. Size Comparison PDF

Features of the POTC Hexagon 90° 0.5 inch Shape Collection (Download)

  • shapes with seam allowances to print on fabric (notice the precision corners and matching marks!)
  • bonus shapes to finish with a straight edge
  • shapes without seam allowances to print on paper (just in case you want templates)
  • diagrams showing how much fabric you need

There is an optional book, Lucy Boston Patchwork of the Crosses, with excellent photographs of the original quilt, including a large centerfold.

There are also many photos of POTC blocks on Pinterest and the Facebook group to inspire you.

Print hexagons on fabric for POTC

Love the lines. Quilt more!

Bonus

Quilters love fussy cutting with Inklingo! (Video at Lucy Boston)

Monkey says there’s a little something extra on the Lucy Boston – Main Page—more sizes, inspiration, tutorials, and info.

 

1 review for POTC Hexagon 90° 0.5 inch Download

  1. Cathi (verified owner) –

    If you love miniatures, you will adore this collection. I wouldn’t even want to think about making them with any other method than Inklingo printing on the back of my fabric as it makes it so easy to be precise – and precision is oh, so important with these itty-bitty shapes.

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