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Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial

Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing
Don't Know How to Sew? Then Iron! Making a Hexagon Brooch
The idea came from origami, and many people interested in patchwork use it in their work. I will tell how to make this out of a round blank of an equilateral hexagon.
Cut out a circle. Mine had a diameter of 12 inches.
Now  find the center. This circle is folded in half, smoothed and ironed in the middle.
Then two again. Again smooth.
The aim is achieved. The cross is clearly visible in the center of the fabric.
Bend the lower part of the circle to the middle. Smooth and iron.
Now choose the direction of the motion. I will move counterclockwise. The right corner (where the arrow is) is raised to the center of the circle, smooth.
And thus the whole item is folded, remember to well-iron it after each stage.
As a result of the complicated operations and the cost of enormous effort, you get a perfectly flat hexagon. It is in 2 times less. It has a side of 6 cm.
Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing
Joyful, make it a couple of fabric of a different colour.
Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing
And now, eat a chocolate to give your brain some glucose, and use your imagination. I had special wooden buttons to sew in the centre of the hexagons.
Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing
In principle, it is possible to leave it all so. I mixed boho, country and jeans.
Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing
Wish you good luck in your work and smooth hexagons!
Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing

Making a Hexagon Brooch Tutorial without using sewing

source: Ta-shamanka.Boho broshi,busy,kole

2 comments:

  1. thank you for this ... a couple years ago a friend traveled to the SE states .....she witnessed a group of women using a canning lid to cut a circle and use your technique to fold pieces for a grandma's garden quilt .....interesting ....they said that the jar lid was common in that area and most women used it for the circle .....creative ....

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