Yes, indeed, the hexie blocks are all finished. Now what remains is to applique them onto their background, sew a color border around each one, and join them together, quilt, bind, etc, etc.
I don't have enough of the Kona white to do a background for all 12 blocks, but I'm a very experienced knitter who knows how to fudge, so - I'll use one of each color for the background, and then do the borders for those blocks in white. They'll become the corner blocks. And then we'll call it a "design element". Hah!
The pics were just taken and the color is not nearly as accurate as if I had taken them in the morning light. You get what you get, and you don't get upset. Good kindergarten advice.
So what to EPP next? I've put myself on a fabric diet, because I have a lot of fabric. I was talking to the Hubz about designing a fancy hexagon. He, being an engineer, is all excited about this. Me, I'd just draw a few with interesting elements, but Hiz Hubz is saying words like accurate and geometry, and other scary things. Accuracy is his strong point, me, I'm the fudger, so I think he'll win.
