I finished my hexagon quilt! 
I used this video tutorial from the Missouri Star Quilt Company to give machine binding my first shot.
This quilt was a labor of love & learning new skills. I added large rick rack & used a unique stitch. 
The corners were tough. Technically, it is one of the worst quilts I’ve ever made. But, I tried so many new techniques! 
Even though the corners aren’t perfection – I like the overall look! 
This quilt marks off #4 on my Quilt Bucket List as a hand-quilted quilt.
I used pearl cotton. 
Ta-Da! Quilt inspiration for my sewing room!
How pretty on your wall! I love the hand quilting. I have a quilt that I started hand quilting with perle cotton. I love the look, it is just so hard to pull that big of a needle/thread through! Any tips for needle size? It is tricky to be big enough for the thread, but small enough for ease of use.
It was great seeing you in Missouri!
This is beautiful and I hope to make one for myself just the same. These hexagonal are like ‘Benzene’ a chemical term which reminds me of my college days. These days I am learning how to quilt with hand and machine and slowly but surely I have learned so many designs and patterns but still I have not perfected it like you seem to have. Currently I am working on a leaf pattern and after that I am going to make this one. You can follow this link at http://www.warpandweft.ca/blog/ for more quilting information and tips.