More Marvelous Hexagon Blocks
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I love to sew. I don't always have a goal in mind. If I can piece and sew random blocks or paper pieced units, it doesn't bother me at all if they don't become a quilt right away. I've been known to let 5, 10 and even 15 years pass between when I started a quilt and when I finished it. Today I want to share a few random, disconnected blocks that I've been working on. Just to show you that we designers don't always work with deadlines! First, a few blocks made using Katja Marek's Hexagon Calendar as my inspiration. All of the blocks are designed for English Paper Piecing. I have made many using EPP, but some of them can be rotary cut and I go with that, too! (You can see my Pinterest Board with many of the blocks I've made so far using Katja's book , The New Hexagon.) Take a visit to Katja's Quilt Shop in Canada (well, visit it online!) She is a very talented lady with so many wonderful samples from her books and calendar. The New H