Journeys with Dear Jane: Baby Janes in the making and complete
#374
Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Edmore, MI
Posts: 162
Your blocks are beautiful Kendra. Did you get your fabric as a block of the month or did you do your own selection. I started with bom but I kept finding errors in their patterns so I have done it on my own since about the second month. I just try to keep in the same color hue as Brenda did in her book. I use the software to print the patterns and then I use "That Quilt" for instructions. I seem to understand her instructions better than Brenda. I am determined to finish mine by next year. I have so many ufo's that I want to get done, I feel I have to keep striving for the finish line. If I can be of any help, just send me a message.
#376
Super Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Norfolk, VA
Posts: 5,397
caspharm -
someone else had asked the "Mac" question early on [first 100 posts] in original DJ thread we just closed - I believe there was an answer there. I would also call or email EQ - my DH is totally a PC guy and works with mega systems but the rest of the family much prefers the Mac, so I wouldn't necessarily get a PC just for that if there's another way.
good luck - and please let us all know if something works
Gus
Nancy, Nancy -
So glad to see you back!! yes I do see you're in another state
G
someone else had asked the "Mac" question early on [first 100 posts] in original DJ thread we just closed - I believe there was an answer there. I would also call or email EQ - my DH is totally a PC guy and works with mega systems but the rest of the family much prefers the Mac, so I wouldn't necessarily get a PC just for that if there's another way.
good luck - and please let us all know if something works
Gus
Nancy, Nancy -
So glad to see you back!! yes I do see you're in another state
G
As far as the MAC goes, depending on where you are at you can go to the Apple store and they can set up a windows enviroment to run window based programs on. I've seen it done and there also has been post on here about it. Good luck to all of you.
#377
Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Windsor,Nova Scotia, Canada
Posts: 244
Thank you Kmeyer. I am not doing BOM but ordered some fabric online and picked up some at local quilt shops. My biggest find was at a second hand store. I was lucky enough to get a big garbage bag full of fabric it took two of us to get it out of the store. When I got home and started to emptying it and bring it all inside ( could not wait until husband came home to help carry in the larger bag.I found a few smaller bags with labels on them. One was reproduction prints Happy Happy Happy.Wen I counted I was lucky and there was 89 different prints. Most are small pieces but that is fine and will work well for a Dear Jane. There was also enough diamonds and binding cut and some sew together for a small quilt. I am going to add a few more rows and put it on my old 3/4 bed. Here is pictures of my find. If anyone sees prints that are not reproduction from the 1800's let me know. I think I did really well for my $5 plus all the other fabric.
Kendra
Kendra
#379
Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Edmore, MI
Posts: 162
Kendra, Did you preview you post? I noticed several people had the same problem today. Maybe there is something going on in the board's system today. Mine did not duplicate when I did my post so I can't say for sure. You had a wonderful find for $5. I could not be so lucky. Mine are all from LQS's and they cost alot more than $5 for certain. I noticed in your second hand bundle, there were numerous blues. I am a little disappointed the DJ does not have alot of blue in it. You have some great prints to choose from.
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