Thursday, April 29, 2010

I caved.

And life just got a little easier.

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

I often frequent Cotton and Chocolate for my supply of paper hexagons too LOL , my printer does not work and I have used my old books to cut them up all up as well. I had to re do mine because I was not accurate !!!

Cristin said...

nice! i haven't bought any yet... but I think I will soon :-) Is that 300 paper pieces? Lets see.... I can print 6 hexies per page - and it takes me probably 3-4 minutes to cut out each page of 6... so I'd be saving LOADS of time to buy these. geez!

trish said...

I love it! I have some in the mail heading my way as I type. :o) I have never made a grandmas flower garden and hoping to do so. :o)
I am hosting a little give a way and would love to have you drop by.
Sincerely ~ Tricia

chris baker said...

I am SOOO jumping on this band-wagon!!

The One and Only said...

When I was looking at your blog and noticed that you were hand cutting your hex shapes, I was wondering, don't they have them already pre-cut? Probably the best $20 you've spent in a while, huh? Love your blog....was really interested in your hex piece along. great blogging about it!!

Maura said...

Best money I've ever spent!
Enjoy!

Unknown said...

I absolutely do not blame you!

Meg said...

I have to say, it has made a world of difference for me. Also, I'm not the most accurate with scissors (how I made it through kindergarten is beyond me!), so it makes my piecing much more accurate, too!

Sarah said...

If I could find 1.25" sided freezer paper precut hexies, I would do the same. :-)

Christina Lane | The Sometimes Crafter said...

It's not caving, it's being efficient! :) I need to order me some of those soon. I am loving your charm hexagon quilt. It's just beautiful so far.