Hexies and bookcases

 I have not done much in the way of piecing over papers. I started by going to my favourite way of almost everything and using a glue stick to fold the fabric over. This worked but on such tiny pieces the glue was right on the edge and not easy to stitch through. Plan B was to glue the hexagon in place and sew down the 1/4" seam allowance. This was too fiddly. Plan C was to iron the line for the fussy placement over. Glue the little paper in place and then I left the seam allowance quite large. I stitched each corner fold down one at a time stitching each corner twice. This is what worked for me. I printed off the papers from this site making sure I printed at 100% with half inch sides.

 I am quite happy with these.

 I have three double bookcases in the bedroom. In Toad Hall we had blue toile curtains (drapes) and I just placed some leftover toile behind the glass. Spines of books never go with my decorating schemes and quite honestly they are so disorderly I don't want to look at them from the bed.

 The new curtains will be a Kate Forman linen printed with roses. I couldn't use the linen like the toile as it stretches so much (and it is very expensive).  Laura Ashley had this wall paper which does the job beautifully.

I am only doing one door every day or so as stretching hurts after doing each one. Bloody fibromyalgia!