Hexagon Flower EPP Quilt Pattern
$12.00
Want the pleasure of English Paper Piecing without beginning an enormous, long-term project?
Choose the 14″ Simple Flower with only 21 pieces or the more detailed 20″ Double Flower with 57 pieces.
Both full-size designs—and all the paper templates required to make them—are included.
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TWO DESIGNS—CHOOSE THE PROJECT THAT FITS YOUR TIME
SIMPLE FLOWER
14″ design · 21 EPP pieces
Start with the smaller flower when you want a quicker, manageable EPP finish.
With only 21 pieces to join, you can enjoy the rhythm of hand stitching without committing to a large quilt containing hundreds of pieces.
DOUBLE FLOWER
20″ design · 57 EPP pieces
Ready for a little more stitching?
The Double Flower uses 57 pieces to create a larger, more detailed design—still small enough to feel achievable.
FULL-SIZE TEMPLATES INCLUDED FOR BOTH DESIGNS
All the paper templates needed for these two designs are included inside the pattern.
Simply print the full-size pattern on regular paper, prepare the templates and fabric pieces, and start stitching.
KEEP EVERY PIECE IN THE RIGHT PLACE
When a design uses several colors and shapes, it is easy to lose track of where each piece belongs.
The pattern includes a simple labeling system that helps you organize the pieces and assemble the flowers in the correct order.
No guessing which piece comes next.
Follow the labels and watch the flower take shape.
EVERYTHING INCLUDED IN THE PATTERN
✓ Fabric requirements
✓ Instructions for preparing the pattern and paper templates
✓ Fabric-cutting instructions
✓ Detailed instructions for assembling the flower designs
✓ A full-size pattern for the 20″ Double Flower
✓ A full-size pattern for the 14″ Simple Flower
✓ Small, single-page versions that can be enlarged to create different sizes
✓ A simple labeling system for keeping the pieces organized
NOTE
This pattern uses the English Paper Piecing technique.
It shows you how to prepare and assemble these particular flower designs, but it does not teach the basic EPP techniques of:
- Basting fabric around paper templates
- Whip-stitching the prepared pieces together
You should already understand those two basic steps before beginning.
If you are new to EPP, you can learn them through one of the many free beginner English Paper Piecing tutorials available online.
A SMALLER EPP PROJECT YOU CAN ACTUALLY FINISH
Some EPP projects require hundreds—or even thousands—of pieces.
This one gives you two options:
Start small.
Enjoy the hand stitching.
Finish a flower you’ll be proud to display.
QUILT IT YOUR WAY
These little quilts were free-motion quilted with a free-motion (darning) foot and feed dogs down.
I followed this free tutorial on my blog.
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