Monday 8 April 2013

I Am Hooked On EPP

My brain seems to think in epp these days. I see shapes and think, 'I could do a pattern like that with epp.' I am kind of epp obsessed. I am not sure this is necessarily a bad thing, but I am.

Of course epp is the perfect 'take with you when you travel' project. So I have my hexies with me and intend to return home with more than I went away with. Here is what I had before departure.


How many do you think I will come home with?

Susan

29 comments:

  1. How long is a piece of string? Or more importantly- how long is your train journey? All of these are very pretty! And I can think of worse obsessions to have!

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  2. Those are great .. very lovely.

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  3. I'm willing to bet you didn't finish any because you were too busy having other kinds of fun.

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  4. You could involve everyone on the train?

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  5. These are looking great! I love the touches of red against the neutrals!

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  6. Are you counting the centres and the petals, whole hexies, enlarged hexies, combined hexies???????? ....waaaa, my brain is hurting already.
    I betcha they are all gorgeous, however.

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  7. Oooo, pretty fabrics in a lovely pattern.

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  8. let me think ... you did the binding on the table mats, some stitching and lots of shopping ... I am sure there must be about 25 now or much more?

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  9. You're having way too much fun with the your mum, the beach, antique/vintage markets and yummy food so the sceptic says 6 - hope you prove me wrong as they are gorgeous :)

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  10. Since you have a lot of time sitting on the train I reckon loads! I wish I saw things in EPP like you do.

    By the way I've made my first step and paid 10% of my total fees and taxes, plus agency fees for my emigration plan. They think Hamilton will be a good match for my occupation (I was hoping to be on the Atlantic coast but I'll take what I get), just waiting til the end of next month when they release the approved occupations list, rumour has it I should be on there! I am crazy excited, and very glad they're doing all the hard work for me.

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  11. Loads!? I like the colours you've chosen.

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  12. Well now missus you are either going to come home with half a quilts worth to stun us, or you wont have touched them. I'm betting they dont get touched until your journey HOME on the train!

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  13. I think they'll be like rabbits and multiply rapidly! Hope you enjoy your trip.

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  14. Well you are the queen of hand sewing so I'd say an armful! jxo

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  15. Love the fabrics here. Bet you will come home with a bag full!

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  16. Gorgeous, will you be in the hundreds by return time?? :o)

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  17. same amount unless you do some on the train you have way too much fun when you are away to sew :)))

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  18. Well, sewing time on the train.... you will have come back with a whole heap more!

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  19. I reckon 6, and you forgot to take them with you!

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  20. I reckon 6 because you're too distracted having fun and then too knackered to work on them ;o)

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  21. oooh - maybe 6........too many things to do other than sew when you're on your holidays....

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  22. Tons if you can keep the girls in the pool with your Mum ;-)

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  23. 67?

    I love your EPP take on hexies. They are so cute!

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  24. I'm totally with you on this Susan, and loving how minimalist these look!

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