Here are detailed photos of the back and front!
I find that leaving enough of an allowance can make the world of difference. If the allowance is to short, when the quilt is assembled, the edge may fray, which then creates a hole/gap on the front.
I use plain white paper for the hexagon quilt pieces. Some people use very thick card stock or even plastic, but I find with a light hand paper works just fine for me with nice sharp corners & edges. Click Here for free online graph paper to make hexes like the ones below. As you get more experienced you'll be able to make the hexes smaller and smaller.
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