hexagons....I am loving working with these little
elongated pieces--just a few stitches and
they are together....
I will be hooking up with sarahdidit who posts every Wednesday on our progress...
June 7 - 12th: degrees farenheit: 51-61-61-62-52-64...
I am so excited about this project--am loving it...;)))Thanks Sarah!!
My temperatures are every 10 degree changes this time ...50's = bright green
and 60's = this golden yellow print...
Here was Week One:
So you can see that things are warming up little by little.....
Hugs, Julierose, La Blageuse (hexagonia-euse)
I like your fabrics! Summer is coming.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pamela--another grey one here, though--we are needing rain already...hugs, Julierose
DeleteLovely idea to use those shapes Julierose, & I do love the colours too!
ReplyDeleteHi Anthea--actually, I got this idea from Sarah of "Sarahdidit" blog; she decided to use these shapes on her temp for this year and I followed her lead...she has done a lot of hexagon works...I am thrilled to be using smaller shapes as it mean less time sewing for my arthritic hands...hugs, Julierose
DeleteIt is so fun to see a very different kind of temperature quilt than I am making. I like the elongated hexies. It will be fun to follow you along.
ReplyDeletethanks jeanna--check out "Sarahdidit"'s blog she is using the same shapes...
DeleteI love what you are doing. I wish I had your temps. It's hot and humid here. Hugs
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty humid here today and gray, gray, gray again...at least it could rain as we are getting dry already...hugs, Julierose
DeleteCute hexies.
ReplyDeletethanks Rheema--they are so quick and easy...hugs, Julierose
DeleteHexagonia here i come;)))
ReplyDeleteNice it is very pretty
ReplyDeleteOh thanks Dawn--will sew all the month of June together when July comes...hugs, Julierose
DeleteLove this new shape for the temperature quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks--it is nice and quick....I don't know how I will put it together at the end as yet...
DeleteHugs, Julierose
Nice work Julierose.
ReplyDeleteWe've had cool and rain off and on this week.
That means more time to stay inside and get projects
worked on of course.
Oh yes, I still have a huge lineup of 2" squares waiting for a rainy day--today was a deck day-- so nice--worked on hexette piece hugs Julierose
DeleteThis is such a great project! Your hexies look great no matter what the temp/color!!
ReplyDeleteThanks rosemary--don't you just hate this no gmail comment? who has time to come back and read replies?? I mean really!! hugs, Julierose
DeleteSo glad to have you along for the weather hexie ride! It will be fun to compare your weather to mine. Hopefully you will warm up a bit soon! Unfortunately, we are going to be really close to 90 over the weekend
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah--I am hoping for some 70 degree temps for a color change!! but it's only 61 again this morning!! Cold for June here...water is only 55 degrees Brrr hugs, Julierose
DeleteI have seen several temperature quilts but none with elongated hexagons. The colors make a wonderful design when the year is out. This one will be especially lovely with your great shape.
ReplyDeleteOh thanks Ann for your encouraging input--I think right now my colors are stuck in the 50's and 60's it's cold again here today ugh hugs, Julierose
DeleteThese are great shapes for the temp quilt. These quilts are always a joy to see progress. I am constantly checking to see where the poster lives so I can compare their temp to mine. We are in the high 80/low 90s this week.
ReplyDeletexx, Carol
Hi Carol--yes, it is fun to see how the temps are
Deletegoing for everyone I think, too...we have been very low 50's and 60's...hugs, Julierose