Top Tips for Making a Scrappy Half Hexagon Quilt

If you like using scraps, then this is a great quilt for you! Come and join me as I share my top tips for making this quilt using the Half Hexi template!

[@BFF-qr3qj]

Just bought the templates and the quilt behind you is beautifully done.

[@judymoen674]

I did enjoy this video and for that matter all of your videos. You have super fun and easy to follow instructions. Thanks for sharing your talent with so many. I’m going to be 82 in May and never stop learning.❤️

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Judy, I love to learn new things also!!! There is always something new to learn!!! Thanks for watching my videos and taking the time to share! I look forward to reading everyone's comments1

[@mayg.m.3767]

Very nice quilt and interesting tips. Thank you for sharing.

[@thesimplequilter7499]

You are so welcome!

[@donnagraham2802]

I recently bought 2 sizes of the half hexi templates so I've been watching a few UA-cam videos for ideas. This video was very timely for me! Thanks!

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Stay tuned for upcoming videos because I will be showing more quilts using the half hexi

[@lorrainemooney4200]

I've made half hexie braid quilts from scraps. Have a long one going to use for a quilt border eventually.

[@thesimplequilter7499]

I made one of those for a table runner years ago and forgot that was a half hexie!!! Thanks for the reminder! Braid quilts are so neat!

[@marthawilliams1915]

I made this pattern for my nephew's first daughter when they lived in Colorado and there was lots of snow. So, I called the pattern the "snowball" pattern.!!

[@thesimplequilter7499]

It goes together quickly!

[@phyllisdippert2216]

I use nexcare tape from walmart in the first aid section. Cheap and holds really well

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@ccreel64]

Thank you Michelle for demystifying half hexi quilts! ❤

[@thesimplequilter7499]

You are most welcome!

[@fernlamberson565]

Thanks for all the tips Michelle 🌻🌹🌼

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Hey Fern! Thanks for watching!

[@soniac.9085]

MSQ and Daisy & Grace are hosting a hexagon QAYG this month with hexagon templates. Very interesting technique.

[@thesimplequilter7499]

I will have to check into that! Thanks for sharing!

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

Awesome video

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Thanks!

[@rainydaydiva6320]

Very pretty quilt, love the colors in the layer cake. Instead of cutting the edges of the hexi’s off all the way around the quilt just add half a hexing at the beginning and end of each row. This would be so pretty hand quilted. What size quilt did the layer cake yield?

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Yes you can add a half hexi on the end of each row versus cutting it off. I used yardage so I don’t know how big one could be with a cake layer. Well now wait…a layer cake typically has 42 squares. That would make one hexi per square so you would end up with 42 hexagons. Hexagons are 8.5 finished size. If you did six columns by seven row. The quilt would measure approx. 51” c 59.5. Smaller if you trim edges down. Larger if you add half hexies and borders

[@wandawalker4191]

The fabric is beautiful!!

[@thesimplequilter7499]

It is gorgeous!

[@raeblain3109]

Love this quilt. Great job

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Thank you! 😊

[@phyllisdippert2216]

Oh, i love the bigger hexi ruler. I have the jellyroll one.

[@thesimplequilter7499]

I feel sure it will be able to pieced together quicker!

[@fransak2723]

I have a half hexie Sizzix die. I’ll give it a try. Thanks

[@thesimplequilter7499]

Enjoy!