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CCQ0389 - HOME 11 - Small
CCQ0389 - HOME 11 - Small - is a TIRSO (Turn It Right Side Out) quilt set
One completed hexagon measures +- 3x3.5 inches, on its own - makes for a wonderful coaster.
The Blue Placemat/ Doily measures +- 14x15.25 inches.
The Table runner measures +- 14 inches from point to point by 52 inches long.
Provided as individual designs for the 4x4 hoop, as well as making two at a time in the 5x7 hoop. These stitch very quickly, for even more time saving use the "two at a time in the 5x7 hoop"
Please scroll down for more details about the quilting options, and for more project pictures.
These are all Digital Embroidery Machine Design Files.
You need an embroidery machine to use the design files in this set.
Quilt in The Hoop Panels
This Set is available in
Small = (3.4x4) 85x99 mm
In this set you receive the hexagon in 6 quilting variations,
| 01 | 02 | 03 |
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| 04 | 05 | 06 |
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provided as individual designs for the 4x4 hoop, as well as making two at a time in the 5x7 hoop. These stitch very quickly, for even more time saving use the "two at a time in the 5x7 hoop" |
This set is available in
Small = 3.4 x 3.9 inch (85x99mm) Hexagons - fits the 4x4 hoop
Stitch count ranges from 968 to 1225 for one at a time, or 1993 to 2507 for two at a time
You Receive
6 individual Design files for the 4x4 hoop
+ 6 design files for the "two at a time" for the 5x7 hoop
A PDF Document is included to assist you.
The designs are provided in DST/EXP/HUS/JEF/PES/VIP and VP3
-(if you need a different format please let me know).
| The Table runner measures +- 14 inches from point to point by 52 inches long. | |
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| Melinda in Las Vegas made these projects below | |
| Dear Chantell, I am so excited that I actually got my second hexagon runner finished! I hope you tell your customers to not be afraid to try your TIRSO technique because it is quick and easy to whip up projects. Even the turning-right-side out process is speedy (I like my chopstick method - makes quick work of turning these little hexies right side out). I decided to make this runner into four "flowers." I added yo-yos and vintage buttons to the center of each flower just for a little extra pizazz! Now my kitchen bookcase looks so cheerful! Melinda | |
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| Below is a short description of Melinda's "Chopstick Method" in her own words. "I used a chopstick to poke out the first corner, then I propped the end of the chopstick in my lap (needed a book to avoid poking myself!) | |
| Hi Chantell Just thought I would share with you the tool I have been using to turn my hexies right side out. I bought this collar turning tool from Nancy's notions so long ago and decided to try it with this project. It works like a charm. Lise |
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