New addition/ sewing room that we built.

If you look to the right you will see a little blue porch next to my Front door.
Will that all gone.
We started my new room in April 2014
This was being built by my Mr. Tim (HB) and my self.

Center done. On my version of the 1825 Hexagon Star Rosettes

Came together fast.  Good start on the quilt top.
Just need to go find some med to light creams and beiges that I like. As you can tell
Iam not A beige kind of girl. 

Color layout and first round on 1825 Hexagon Star and Rosettes Quilt

I was going to use the dark purple wine next, but I think I will use the green instead. Then the purple.

Look what my sweet husband got me for a early Valentine present.

Handmade wooden seem ripper. Will be getting the stiletto soon as gentlemen has them ready.

It's done, Its done! Off to the quilters it goes.

Thinks to Karan H. over at Faeries and Fibres for her pattern and encouragement.
I Learned at lot. Now you got me hooked on Hexie's

Here my lay out plan of the Hexagon Star and Rosettes Top of 1825

Now just need to find the first color.

But that will be next week.

Ok, must be mad or a little insane! Hexagon Star and Rosettes Top 1825-1850.

Maker:

Adamson, Mrs

Date:

1825 - 1850

Mosaic hexagon patchwork top made from printed cottons, arrnged with a central star surrounded by hexagon rosettes formed from concentric circles of the same fabric. The outer rosettes are much paler colours, contrasting against darker hexgaon triangles around the edge of the patchwork top. The fabrics range in date from 1790s - 1820s,and are a mixture of dress and furnishing fabrics.

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