After making two small bags using the English Paper piecing method, I wanted to do more. So I decided to start a much larger project – a quilt. I am punching card stock with my handy Fiskers hexagon punch. This gives me 1″ hexies. 
I found this pen in the paper craft section. I put a dab of glue on the hexie affix about four or five at a time to fabric. Then I do a rough cut out and baste around.
We leave on vacation, of course I will be taking my knitting, but EPP is also a wonderful project for the road. I am very prepared.
This box is stuffed full, I haven’t stopped making hexies though – have I mentioned how addictive this is?
My work table is messy, it’s how I work. 
I had to start the actual quilt, no grandmothers flower garden. I’m hoping to have areas of color merge into one another. There really is no overarching plan.
I have no idea how big this will be, this is an open ended project. I fear that with all my fabrics it will be quite large.
I have been removing the paper once the hexie is surrounded. Main reason for this is because I will be traveling with this. Paper adds bulk and weight – something I can do without.
This will be a project you will see often as it grows.
Leah