MSQC SKU: PAT3012

Quilt As You Go 2 1/2" Hexagon Quilt Pattern by Daisy & Grace for Missouri Star by Daisy & Grace for Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Name: Quilt As You Go 2 1/2" Hexagon Quilt Pattern by Daisy & Grace for Missouri Star
Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.
Price: 9.50 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (34 reviews)

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Quilting Product Description

Missouri Star has teamed up with Daisy & Grace to bring you this clever Quilt As You Go 2 1/2"Hexagon quilt. It makes hexagons so much fun to piece, and when you're finished, so is your quilt! Each individual hexagon is completed one at a time, so the process is simplified and the results are spectacular! Start with four packages of 5" squares, add 1/4 yard of fabric in a coordinating print, and make sure your batting and backing are ready to go because it all stitches up together. This pattern requires the Missouri Star Quilt As You Go 2 1/2" Hexagon Template Set, designed by Daisy & Grace.

Finished size: 57 1/2" x 54"
Pattern for 5" Squares.

Quilting Product Details

block: Hexagon

Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Collection: Sugar Sack II

Designer: Daisy & Grace

Product Type: 5" Charm Pack Patterns, Missouri Star Patterns, Quilt Patterns

Size: Throw / Lap

Style: Contemporary

Theme: Geometric

MSQC SKU: PAT3012

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Quilt As You Go 2 1/2" Hexagon Quilt Pattern by Daisy & Grace

Hexies have never been this approachable! Customers say the Quilt As You Go 2 1/2" Hexagon Quilt Pattern by Daisy & Grace makes piecing hexagons feel fun from the first cut, with each hexagon finished one at a time so the process stays simple and satisfying.

Reviewers describe the instructions as easy to follow, and many say the project felt much easier than they expected. One reviewer who had only tried 1" hexes by hand found this version far more manageable, and another said they were able to cut the fabric very accurately.

Made for scrap lovers

If you have a stash of 5" scrap squares waiting for the right project, this pattern gives them a purpose. Several buyers say it is a great way to use up leftover fabric, and one plans to put a Layer Cake of florals to work at a retreat.

Hand sewing or machine sewing

Customers report enjoying the pattern whether they sew by hand or by machine. One reviewer who loves hand sewing said they were having a blast, while others finished placemats and table runners on the machine using decorative stitches.

Handmade gifts

Reviewers often mention giving their finished pieces away. Coasters, table toppers, runners, and quilts all came up as thoughtful handmade gifts, and one buyer said they could not wait to start their next one.

Something to keep in mind

For many quilters, though, this 2 1/2" hexagon is a satisfying place to start.

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How easy is this pattern to use?

Reviewers describe the pattern as easy to use, and several say the instructions are easy to follow. One customer said the two templates for different sizes worked very well. Another said making the blocks was very easy.

How accurate is the template for cutting fabric?

One reviewer said they were able to cut the fabric very accurately with the templates.

What have customers made with this pattern?

Reviewers describe making table runners and placemats, and one said placemats were a first project before committing to a full quilt. Others are working on a full Quilt As You Go quilt, with one planning it as a gift.

Is this pattern a good way to use up fabric scraps?

Many buyers report that it is a great pattern for using up scraps. One reviewer has a stack of 5-inch scrap squares they plan to use for this project.

How does this compare with making hexagons by hand?

One reviewer said it was much easier than doing 1-inch hexagons by hand. Another said the process was easier than they expected.