I am excited to release my Floating Hexagons pattern. I originally designed Floating Hexagons in 2017 and worked with amazing testers at the end of the year. It has been a long time coming, and I'm so pleased to be sharing it with you today. I was inspired to work with solids, and I wanted to work with a block-based design with a twist, playing with placement of my hexagons to create interesting negative space. Floating Hexagons is a beginner friendly block-based design in three sizes. 

Last month I shared my Petting Zoo version of Floating Hexagons. This variation features different fabrics in each of the hexagons.

As a bonus, you can choose to make five blocks from the baby or lap size quilt to make a table runner, as I did for Modern by the Yard for my Fall Fleurish runner.

A great big thank you to my testers, Anja, Laura, and Mary. (See their versions here.) Since I chose to change the construction method of my hexagons after my testers created their quilts, I worked with Sarah Ruiz for technical editing. She was fabulous to work with. I appreciate her keen eye and I look forward to working with her again.

Floating Hexagons quilt pattern contains three sizes:

• Baby: 30 1/2" x 42 1/2"
• Lap: 45 1/2" x 63 1/2"
• Throw: 60 1/2" x 84 1/2"

My pattern includes:

• fabric requirements and cutting instructions in clear charts
• detailed precision piecing instructions, tested and professionally edited
• clear diagrams
• three block sizes
• a coloring sheet for planning your design
• quilting ideas
• instructions for creating binding
• photos of testers' quilts for inspiration

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