0.875 inch Hexagons 60° Download

Description

Hexagon 0.875 inch is a nice size for hand piecing a traditional Grandmother’s Flower Garden (GFG). When you print on fabric and sew by hand with a running stitch, each seam is just one or two loads of the needle. I would find this size too small for machine piecing.

When you print on fabric, there are no templates or basting—unless you want to baste. On the other hand, there are 8 Good Ways to Use Inklingo for EPP if that is the method you prefer.

DOWNLOAD – SHAPE COLLECTION 21.7 MB 195 Pages
System Requirements – Windows or Mac (not a phone or tablet) and any ordinary color Inkjet printer or all-in-one.

This shape collection includes hexagons with 0.875-inch sides (1.75-inch across from point to point). I also include both halves, quarters, and thirds.

This flower is approximately 4.5 inches in each direction.

These hexagons are very useful for Pieced Hexagons, especially with 1.75-inch hexagon and diamond shape collections.

Several other sizes are available, as shown in the Index of Shapes.

Features of the Hexagon 0.875-inch Shape Collection (Download)

• shapes to print on fabric
• diagrams showing how much fabric you need
• shapes without seam allowances to print on freezer paper (just in case you want templates)

The partial hexagons create options for many more designs, like Pinwheel and Inner City Quilts.

& More for Hexagon 0.875 inch 

• use a rotary cutter or scissors
• partial hexagons increase your design options and allow you to finish with a straight edge
• optional scissors layouts to save fabric
• ideal for fussy cutting and scrap quilts

You might want to get the Hexagon Quilt Design Book first. It includes worksheets and all you need to design and sew a hexagon quilt. (Download, 70 pages)

Hexagons are not just for quilters who enjoy English Paper Piecing (EPP) anymore!

It is much easier to print the shapes on fabric with Inklingo (TWO methods of fussy cutting) and sew with a running stitch.

Print, cut, sew! No templates, no measuring, and no weird rulers! Use a rotary cutter or scissors.

Love the lines, Quilt more!