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Bonnie: My favorite way to use them is raw edge. They look so fuzzy and soft when they are washed and are especially great for baby quilts. I love using the pack with all the different pieces from the line for a scrappy look.
Camille: I’ve worked on English paper piecing in the past and these were just so, so much easier! I love the plastic template that comes in each pack. It is almost like a little ruler and I used it to easily cut some additional hexagons. Now that I think about it, I’ll probably cut some hexagons from our previous lines to mix in a quilt, too!
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Camille: I made my Juggle quilt out of my Happy-Go-Lucky Honeycomb pack and was surprised at how quickly and easily it came together.
Thimble Pads—I love them for hand quilting and binding. I have never been able to get used to a thimble, so when I discovered Thimble Pads, I loved them immediately!
Sewline Fabric Pencils—They have such a nice fine line and having different colors of lead makes it easy to mark on any fabric.
Polka Dot Petit Scissors—I always have a couple near my sewing machine, a pair in each of my project bags, and a pair by the ironing board. They are so great for clipping threads and besides, they are so darn cute!
Camille: This is a tough call. I have lots of favorite sewing tools, but I’d have to say these are my top three at this moment:
Clover Wonder Clips—I love these little things! They are just so handy! I keep them in a little binding bag that I always have on hand.
Little House pins—My sweet friend Carrie sent these to me a few years ago and I haven’t used my old yellow pins since. They are super sharp, great for piecing, and really smooth. I can’t live without them anymore (darn it, Carrie!)
I can’t wait to get my hands on those honeycombs!!
Love them!
So cute.. and already cut! Really helpful!!
Another fabulous fabric line!!
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These r great but I got a question: what do u mean by using the honeycombs “raw edge?”
I’m going to a quilt show in Lake Charles, LA this weekend and I will definitely be asking the vendors about these. I can’t wait to try them! As for favorite notions, those little leather thimble dots are essential for me too.
I would like to see these honeycombs in an 8 inch size. That would be ideal for larger print fabrics, plus the piecing would go much faster. In fact, as much as I like the charm pack and cake layers, I’d like to see 8 inch squares. Not sure what Moda would call them. Just a suggestion 8 inch honeycombs and squares. Thank you.