Patchwork Angel: HEXAGON MAYHEM

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HEXAGON MAYHEM

This EASY HEXAGON ruler is what Jenny uses to teach her lovely quilt Hexagon Mayhem.

If you can't get to a class it does come with lots of instructions.

Have a look at this yummy quilt by Jenny.

Of course you will need one of these.

To get you started on your quilt!

Keep on Stitching,

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