The
Hexes
Are
Done!!!
I was kinda in shock when I finished. I wasn't sure what to do with myself. What will I do while I watch T.V. now? Just sit there like a lazy log?? It almost overwhelmed me, keeping me from enjoying the fact that all the hexes were sewn together into a magnificent masterpiece of actual-size Catan hexagons. It includes 513 land hexes and 479 water hexes for a total of 992 total hexes!
Behold:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7sGpaVC5m-9BAKieTr95Bs4cvilshsz6_2P6wnC2uJ5zX2qixMnQVqiXsMyfBGB1Q_IgSLyNbhg6F7B8FXJyOVyhPyopIjoFDaLJmVRqL8raF0BArsHCoaNKtrYKSYpWNbFCnWzJx3as/s320/PXL_20210129_192402721.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEikwaY-uc0yP0pg8NIDdyk2MNdoFoRY4c5oC1EVfdYlPoBaOGDppVsRyLCXy5RnPVxU7PhAom0zeOGxrDXVZtmlaw5tTJP0XI_j7OVvENv_7aUuB9VDUhvsBLhKlyl4LGQ5OucqoxiXdMU/s320/PXL_20210129_191428901.MP.jpg)
I actually have quite a lot of yardage of the honeycomb fabric all the way right, so I could add a solid border of that to the top and bottom, but I'm tempted to do something to try and frame what I have...but then, I can just bind it in something contrasting...but then maybe not. I'm going to let it percolate for a little while before I start cutting anything.
Starting My Dream Quilt
Catan Hexagon Quilt Update #1
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