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Hexagon Quilt 01 - Cutting

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 I received an extra large Stripology ruler for my birthday this year. I had received the Hex N More ruler for the previous Christmas. Both from my MIL. My husband had bought me the fat eighth stack at a craft show many years ago. It's Good Fortune by Kate Spain for Moda. They all came together for the start of an extra large hexagon quilt.

Love these rulers!


Lovely large stack of hexagons. I got 2 from every fat eighth.
Great pile of scraps.
I need to find a solid to calm down and unify these wonderful large scale prints.

Happy quilting!
 

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