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Hexagon sewing



Once upon a time long ago... I was introduced with sewing hexagons.

This little number pictured below, 
and from my photo-archives,
 is 2 rows of built & offsetting hexagons 
appliqued onto an off-white cotton block. 



The Hexagon Class-session Blocks  
 to this day, fill my block library of UFO's.




Though completed all class blocks, decisions changed for 
making the blocks into just one Quilt.
More or less, reserving that sun, forever shining 
among a library of blocks... 
aka UFO'S. 

Just maybe..., it's time to pull those out 
and make something all bright and of new!

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