Hexie Stripe Quilt Pattern

The quilt seen here uses highly saturated blues and purples along side light hues of lavender, blue and cream. Taking it a step further, when thinking about the three stripes that make up each of these hexies, I tried to group them with one light, one medium and one dark. Doing that, allows for the composition to look balanced throughout.

If you’re new to quilting, and feel unsure about choosing fabric, try using this formula: 3 light fabrics, 3 medium fabrics and 3 dark fabrics. Of those 9 fabrics choose 1 or 2 large-scale, “loud” prints, 3-4 small-scale prints and have the rest of the fabrics be complimentary solids OR fabrics that read as solids (this would include very subtle prints).

Lay out all 9 fabrics before you make any cuts. Ask yourself, “Do these work as a family? Is there any one fabric that sticks out?” If so, remove it and add something else. With this design, most of the fabrics end up touching each other, so the last thing you want is one of the prints not playing nice with the group.

Good luck, !

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