The current issue of Make It! Patchwork Magazine is on the newsstands and my hexagon hot pads are being re-run. There are only two process shots in the magazine (for space) and I think you need to see all of them.
First, here is one of the hot pads. It's the only shot I have, even though I made four of these. My daughter owns the set, or I would take a few more pics.
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Hexagon Spiderweb trivet: 12" x 13-3/4" |
I used the Bella Collection by Lotta Jansdotter (for Windham Fabrics) and chose two colors: blue and yellow.
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Yellow Spiderweb trivet |
You can download the pattern with photos and templates at the end of this post. Here are a few of the steps to entice you.
Two strips cut 3-1/2" x wof are sewn together. Then cut into 60 degree triangles using the 6-1/2" horizontal line on a ruler.
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Strip set cut into 60 degree triangles |
Six of the wedges make a whole hexagon:
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Sew the strip sets together into sections as shown |
Use the pieced hexagon to cut out the backing:
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Press final seam open. Cut out backing using the pieced hexagon as your guide |
Add a piece of batting and stitch around the six sides, leaving a 5-6" opening for turning.
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Sew through all layers, leaving an opening for turning. |
Clip the corners:
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Clip corners |
Turn right side out:
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Turn hot pad right side out (this is the backing) and press well |
Topstitch 1/8" from the edge all around.
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Topstitch |
Would you like the free pattern? Of course, you do!
Hexagon Spiderweb Hot Pads Pattern
These are fabulous potholders! Plus, you are so right, I definitely want the pattern. Thank You so much for sharing this great project! Have a fantastic creative day!
ReplyDeleteReally cute design!
ReplyDeleteThanks, again, for all you do! The potholders are now on my ever growing list of projects!
ReplyDeleteHi, Debby! Your Hexagon Spiderweb Hot Pads pattern is a fun way to play with fabric combinations and get a quick give-away in the process! Thanks as always for sharing and inspiration! (janeherbst at roadrunner dot com)
ReplyDeleteGreat!!! I like the hexagons. Thanks,
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute hot pad and I think I will try to make one.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great pattern. Wondering what Template B is used for?
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