Hexagon Puzzle Jelly Roll Quilt

Something different – something fun. Everyone loves a hexagon and these hexagons are a puzzle to put together.  They look intricate and difficult to piece but not so.  Learn how to create them easily with the help of a 60⁰ triangle.
We used some bright Tula Pink fabrics set against a purple backing but this quilt would look great with a light background and more subtle colouring! The choice is yours. You will need a jelly roll or thirty 2½in x 42in strips cut from your fabric stash. The balance of the jelly roll can be used for a scrappy binding.
 I will have some 60⁰ rulers available for use on the day and also some to purchase if required.  Rotary cutting and machine sewing.
SUITABLE FOR CONFIDENT BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE QUILTER
Requirements:
Sewing machine with a couple of full bobbins
Usual sewing kit
Rotary cutting equipment
Creative Grids 60⁰ triangle or similar
Fabric Requirements for Hexagon Puzzle Quilt (56in x 68in)
one jelly roll or forty 2½in x 42in strips.
Note: If you are cutting your strips from your fabric stash you only need thirty strips for the hexagons, the balance of the jelly roll being used for a scrappy binding.
 
3.5m (3¾ yards) background fabric
binding is made from excess jelly roll strips
BEFORE CLASS
Each hexagon has six fabrics.  If you could sort five different
sets of six fabrics this will save time on the day. 
We can check everything on the day to make sure
everything looks good and if you don’t have time then
we can sort your fabrics out on the day.
I look forward to seeing you on the day and if you have any questions before class please contact me on pam_lintott@hotmail.com.