Do a puzzle of Judy Gauthier's quilt, Blended Hexagons.

 

Blended Hexagons came about because of a very unique way of cutting squares that Judy discovered while playing in her sewing room. So everything you see in the quilt, even if your eyes don't believe it, is made using a square to start. No wedge ruler, no measuring angles, just squares that eventually become the titular hexagons.

 

Click Here to see the Full Quilt.

 

See more of Judy's quilts in Learn Simple Color Theory and How to Organize and Cut Your Scrap Quilts with Judy Gauthier.

 

BlendedHexagonsbyJudyGauthier - 35 Pieces Non-Rotating

BlendedHexagonsbyJudyGauthier - 99 Pieces Non-Rotating

BlendedHexagonsbyJudyGauthier - 300 Pieces Non-Rotating

BlendedHexagonsbyJudyGauthier - 35 Pieces Rotating

BlendedHexagonsbyJudyGauthier - 99 Pieces Rotating

BlendedHexagonsbyJudyGauthier - 300 Pieces Rotating

 

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Original Photo: Lucas Davis