This pattern is called the One Block Wonder. You take six (6) pieces of fabric, exactly alike in placement of the prints, stack them (perfectly aligned), and cut out 60 degree triangles. You sew them into hexagons, arrange as desired, and end up with something like this.
I had this project that called for a glue stick, so I started looking around my sewing area. This is what I found. No, I don’t know how this happened.
This is Sue’s 1986 Elna sewing machine. It sews just as good now as when it was new.
This was an exercise to learn Composite Montage. I merged two photos: (1) Phyllis, a doll I made from an online class (and kit) by Deb Canham and (2) stone masonry. Somehow I managed to place the mortar strip exactly across her eyes, giving her a slight masked look.
And to everyone who thinks she looks a lot like me: I don’t even own any green eye shadow, so, No.
I found this photo from early 2020. I have no idea what I was doing with all those zippers, or even where they might be now. Should I come across them again, it will be a surprise!
It's a long story ... 