Oh, I thought that's what you meant by a honeycomb pattern. Well, the templates could still be useful if you were going to just embroider the shape of a honeycomb pattern on whole cloth, so that's still a valid link, lol.
People apparently just get in the habit of making little hexagons as their travel-idle-hands project, and then they have stacks of hexagons, and then they make them into literally anything they were going to use whole cloth for. Quilt tops are traditional but you can do whatever you want. I was thinking of making an embroidery project or an applique onto a different quilt with them.
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Date: 2019-02-22 02:11 am (UTC)People apparently just get in the habit of making little hexagons as their travel-idle-hands project, and then they have stacks of hexagons, and then they make them into literally anything they were going to use whole cloth for. Quilt tops are traditional but you can do whatever you want. I was thinking of making an embroidery project or an applique onto a different quilt with them.