Last night I made the last two swap hexies for 2014.
They are part of the Inchy Hexie Flower Swap very kindly organised by Janet. I'm really happy with how they turned out and hope my swap partner likes them. She plans for her hexie quilt to look like the ocean. I'm also popping in a lovely Theodora Cleave Christmas button.
These little bags are just so beautiful, and the stitchery pattern is very kindly shared HERE at wonderful Luli
Huge thanks to Luli.
Have a wonderful day
Love
Vale Stella Young
I've just heard the very sad news that Melbourne writer, comedian and disability activist passed away suddenly on Saturday. I had enormous respect for this fabulous young woman and will miss her voice on the ABC. Huge condolences to her family on the loss of such a fine and good human being.
Those hexagons are perfect for representing the ocean!!
ReplyDeleteSweet looking hexies and that reindeer bag is just too cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Mel oh those hexies are gorgeous,lovely swap and how lovely to included one of Barb's buttons,thankyou for the link that is so very cute,enjoy yur day my friend.xx
ReplyDeleteThose hexies are perfect for representing the ocean. The deer stitchery for Christmas is gorgeous! That may be my first project for next year! LOL!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hexies and such a cute button!
ReplyDeleteLovely hexies Mel! I was saddened to hear the news about Stella today. I was blessed to have met her a couple of years ago at a function at Admiralty House in Sydney. We were all invited to meet the then Govenor General, Quentin Bryce. She was certainly a fantastic fellow advocate for people with disabilities.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty fabric in your hexies, Mel. Hugs......
ReplyDeletelovely sentiments Mel.
ReplyDeletegreat hexy's there Melody...
ReplyDeleteAnd yes I will miss Stella Young too... always straightforward, honest, funny, compassionate & wise... She achieved so much for her own self & also for the causes she believed in - qualities we can all learn from
Lovely hexies!
ReplyDeleteLovely hexi's. Amazing website of Lula - fantastic patterns!
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