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I think I have at least one real hexagon in my block. It's kinda primitive, but the members of this group are the only ones who will know what it was supposed to look like. LOL
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6 comments:
I think they are all "real" hexagons! I was trying to figure out if these trees have oranges on them or flowers? I like the treetrunks,too.
they all look like hexagons to me since I have yet to make one! I like your colors.
I think it's a great interpretation of the rule. Very creative!
I like it! Your hexagon trees are very cute and creative.
I think all of these rules and techniques are helping to develop some pretty fun trees and forests! The orange dots on the fabric do add a lot!
Looks great! No one said it had to be "traditional!" Did they? No, I'm sure not!
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