Hexy Peg Bag PDF Pattern
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This project features the hand sewing technique of English Paper-piecing (EPP) using the ever-popular hexagon shape, a basting technique that doesn’t involve glue and the traditional whip stitch. Once your panel is made up, you will machine sew your Peg Bag together - these full colour easy-to-follow instructions will take you through every step.
Pack of pre-cut paper hexagons are available here in the Sewmotion Shop or you can use the template included in the pattern to make up your own.
Skill level: Skilled Beginner
Finished size approx. 10" x 6"
You will need:
• Fabric scraps, or at least eight fat quarters to create a scrappy look, or as I used in my version, a 42 piece charm pack in co-ordinating designs
• One fat quarter of a co-ordinating solid or blender
• 20” x 18” wadding
• 6 binding clips
• One lobster claw clip.
When printing your templates, to ensure you are printing at the correct scale, just check that the box on the page measures 1" square - if it doesn't adjust your printer settings to accommodate - and check that the 'fit to page' option isn't ticked.
Make sure to read the whole pattern all the way through before beginning your project.
Want to add more items to your cart? Add to your cart, then just close this page and select the next item from the website, the cart will remember what is in it :-) Keep doing that til you are ready to checkout.
Pack of pre-cut paper hexagons are available here in the Sewmotion Shop or you can use the template included in the pattern to make up your own.
Skill level: Skilled Beginner
Finished size approx. 10" x 6"
You will need:
• Fabric scraps, or at least eight fat quarters to create a scrappy look, or as I used in my version, a 42 piece charm pack in co-ordinating designs
• One fat quarter of a co-ordinating solid or blender
• 20” x 18” wadding
• 6 binding clips
• One lobster claw clip.
When printing your templates, to ensure you are printing at the correct scale, just check that the box on the page measures 1" square - if it doesn't adjust your printer settings to accommodate - and check that the 'fit to page' option isn't ticked.
Make sure to read the whole pattern all the way through before beginning your project.
Want to add more items to your cart? Add to your cart, then just close this page and select the next item from the website, the cart will remember what is in it :-) Keep doing that til you are ready to checkout.
