The Hexagon Bullseye quilt is a raw edge piecing technique that makes use of three sizes of hexagon shapes which are stacked, stitched, rotated, cut and rearranged in a mix and match method. A variety of bright colors is used in this class sample, but any color combination is suitable as long as there is a variety of prints and colors to show off the twisted and turned hexagons. The twenty 9" blocks make a good lap sized quilt when the sashings are added. Most, if not all, of the blocks can be finished in a 6 hour class. There is no complicated sewing as all blocks are top stitched.

Fabric Requirements:

This quilt can be made from any other colorways. The black and white mini print is for the block background and the 2 yards of assorted bright prints can be any selection of your choosing.

1-1/2 yards black and white mini print
2 yards assorted bright prints (Strip widths for the hexagon shapes require 8" x 44" for the large; 6" x 44" for the medium; 4" x 44" for the small)
1 yard black multi-print for sashing
1/4 yard bright green (sashing squares)
1/2 yard pink for binding
Multi-colored thread for top stitching
Crib size batting
2-1/2 yards backing fabric

Skill Level: ALL

Sewing Machine Class.