Thanks, you have saved me hours of time on hexagons.

Thank you so much. I am making a queensize quilt by hand and you saved me so much time not having to trace around a template.

i like your template so must please more templates thank you.

Thanks for sharing your templates with everyone.
Ana Maria

Thanks so much for this it is such a help to me I didn’t want to trace each one.

Many thanks!! I wanted to experiment with the more traditional approach…have spent the week making 2″ hexies with freezer paper and no basting (I put the freezer paper shiny side UP, iron the edges down around it, has worked perfectly…but I figure this approach will not work with smaller hexies :)). I knew I could count on our wonderful quilters community to have posted something like this!!
L

I’ve appreciated the free 1″ hexie downloads for awhile now and was wondering why they are no longer available and/or if they will ever become available again?

Thanks ,

Virginia

muchas gracias ?

many thanks for the 1″ hex download! i’ve wanted to quilt for years and thought i would have to use my machine; i was thrilled to learn about paper piecing, and i’ve been happily using your template for the past week or so. it doesn’t seem to be loading now; did you remove it?

hya. Thanks for the tutorial and downloads. i have cheated even more and got black carbon paper and put one of your hexagon sheets and carbon papered through the paper and material so even quicker. cant wait to give myself time to do more sewing. Thank you again great tutorial

Hi

Thank you so so much for taking the time to produce these hexagon templates. I have spent a fortune over the years purchasing online supplies of these – basically because I am so naff at trying to make my own. I now have 3 hexagon quilts on the go and am ready to try another shape.
A bit saucy to ask but is there any chance you could work out a sheet of diamond shapes………………. You’re a star !!

Thank you so much for sharing your templates.
I am new to quilting and this has made hexies so much easier for me. I love them.

Thanks for making things easier

First of all thank you for the great tutorial and the hex pdf. wonderful. I just got back from a five week car trip and I took my little bag of supplies to work on in the car. It’s the first time I have ever done hand work but it is turning out really good. It took me about 2 1/2 hours to make the first flower but after I figured out the best stitch for me, it goes a lot faster. I made about a dozen of these on my trip and plan on taking them whenever I travel. It’s so portable. I humbly ask the same thing as LindaMc. Is there any chance you would do a diamond shape sheet. I am hooked and would love to try the diamonds.
You are the best, thanks for sharing so much of what you do.

THanks for the templates….you;ve saved me!!!! and caused a new addiction.rd

Thank you so, so much for this! Will check out your tutorial for doing hexies without the paper, too!

Wanted you to know that my friends gave me a few 1 inch papers they had purchased. When I found your template and used it, I felt it was perfect. It was the same size! No worries! We all need to be thankful for you and your generosity! I sure am!

Thank you for the hexagon templates. I was dreading making these on my own!

After spending 3 hours looking for hexs to print out I found you.
Thank so much for making my job a lot easier, the Quilt I am doing has 3ooo 1.5″ hexes. Now I have to find the 1.5″ 60degree diamonds to go with them.

Thank you so much for sharing.

Thank you so much for your free downloads so kind of you

hi Just to say thanks. I am finishing my first quilt at well over 21yrs of age. And have used the templates which helped so much.

Thanks again.

Pat

Thank you for sharing your templates. I’m about to give paper piecing a try for the first time so these will be super helpful!

Thanks for the great free hexie PDF files! Doing a Row Robin with 15 quilty friends and if I start now, I’ll have the last row done for a friend who’s doing her’s in 30′s.

thank you for sharing!

Many, many thanks for generously providing these templates and giving access to tutorials. I am now confidently starting my first hexagon adventure. In due time I will let you have a photo, as a little extra thankyou.

thank you for the 1″ template – it’s going to be areal time saver!

Thank you so much for sharing your templates.
Can wait to start my new project.

Thank you so much! I am getting ready to travel for five days and was beginning to panic about what I could do without my wonderful sewing machine – “Pflo”. Now, I know I will survive and learn a thing or two about handstitching!

Thanks!

Thank you so, so much for making all of this available for free! I look forward to trying your techniques!

Hi
Thanks for your free stuff! Do you have any downloadable honeycomb templates ( WE in England call then lozenges or elongated hexagons). We have difficulty buying the pre cut templates in England and the postage from US is now prohibitive. I love your web page and have recommended it to my quilting group (They are hexagon daft!!!!)
Thanks
Eileen

Thank this is a fantastic idea saved me lots of time this is my first try at Hexi’s.

Thank you for the veryuseful templates

Thanks so much for producing these hexagon sheets! I especially like the fact that there is space around them – makes it so much easier to cut out…
And I love that new dresser/ironing board combo!

I have used these a few times, very useful thanks. I will post a pic of my ‘Inner City’ applique in the next week x