Saturday, 27 June 2015

Another mini and finished cowl

I started this mini With 3/8" hexies a while ago using a precious charm pack of Antique Fair. I was inspired by a similar mini in 1/4" hexies that I saw at Pot Pourri Cottage in Newcastle last year. Quilting inspiration struck this week so I finally made a start. I wasn't sure how to quilt the hexagons but I'm happy with how it's looking. 


A big ta-da moment last night when I finished my cowl from the Sydney craft show. Made in just over a week would be a knitting personal best for me. It was quite simple once I figured out the pattern, and came together quickly on large needles. I wore it down town today and didn't feel too conspicuous........was nice and warm too.



End of financial year has been wearing me out at work so I'm looking forward to some quiet sewing time this weekend. Hope you find a moment (or two) to relax too.

Susan x

24 comments:

  1. Dear Susan,
    the cowl looks precious, wonderful warm wearing for cool days. Love your quilting on the little hexies.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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  2. Lovely cowl, you do beautiful quilting. Love it.

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  3. Your cowl looks lovely. Very snuggly. Love your Hexie quilting too x

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  4. Gorgeous sewing and knitting Susan, love your hexies!

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  5. Both your items look great and will certainly keep you warm.

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  6. Looks beautiful and really warm. Those hexies are amazing..

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  7. well done on your finished cowl, you wear it well.
    love the hexie quilting... we are both quilting hexie projects at hte moment. lol

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  8. Love your cowl Susan - looks so warm. And do love your hexie mini

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  9. Your cowl is beautiful! Way to go! Sweet hexie mini. Can't wait to see the whole thing, finished. Bet it's beautiful!

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  10. The cowl is stunning and I love your hexies :)

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  11. Loving your quilting ....beautiful knitting ... EFY so much to do !!!

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  12. Your cowl is beautiful - you are such a speed demon! Maybe you could wear it while enjoying some stitching time - it just looks incredibly cozy, and wonderful on you.

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  13. Such pretty and tiny hexies! Your stitches look lovely so far.

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  14. The hexies are looking lovely, enjoy the quilting. I am a bit green about your lovely warm cowl, perfect to keep the back and shoulders warm, lovely colours.

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  15. Love those EPP hexagons but they are not the easiest to hand quilt with all the seams! I like the quilted crosses - great idea. Well done with the cowl :)

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  16. Your hexies and cowl are simply lovely. I know what you mean about work kicking your bottom at the moment - Im in the same boat. Cannot wait for Tuesday night , when financial year is technically over !

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  17. Your cowl is lovely - looks cozy and snug and I love the colour! And the quilting on the hexies looks like it is going well too.

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  18. Love your hexie project and your cowl is just beautiful! :) Barb.

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  19. Sweet little hexies Susan.....love that cowl, I bet it makes all the difference in that cold weather!

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  20. Great choice for the quilting Susan and very pretty fabrics in those hexagons. Love the way your cowl looks, those colours are gorgeous.

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  21. lovely cowl............bring on the end of year crap.................woohoo..............

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  22. such lovely mini hexie quilt coming together... the cowl looks great too...
    Hugz

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  23. Lovely work Susan. The cowl looks nice and warm.

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