Here are hexagons 191 through 200.

#48 Jeannie

I wasn’t sure if I was going to like the contrast between the lighter sections of rust in the center of the star and the darker sections of rust fabric that make up the points of the star. I think I might have been happier if they matched more closely, but the contest is growing on me.

#48 Jeannie

I like the way the horse heads grow from the points of the star.

#48 Jeannie

#48 Jeannie

This is one of my favorite Jeannie blocks. I really like the way the diamond patterned mane sections create a circle just outside the star. I also like the way the rust colored area of the outer shapes reaches out to form another softly shaped star.

 

#13 Judy

This block has great circular motion.

#13 Judy

I like the way the horse heads peak out in this block that is primarily geometric.

#13 Judy

#13 Judy

This Judy needs a little bit of repair before she gets incorporated into a large hexagon unit. If you look carefully you will see that the lower left outer diamond was put in backwards. I’m too lazy to make that change right now, but I will be doing it soon.

#13 Judy

Note to self: hexagons that are divided evenly in half make cool Judy blocks.

#9 Doris

Note to self: Cut kites so that a linear element is perpendicular with one of the outer edges of the kite for interesting results. The circle created by the little triangles was a surprise.