Website with photos from the Dear Jane exhibit at the Vermont Quilt Festival; interesting to see the variety, and don't forget to check out the mini Dear Jane (2" blocks!)
http://floatingonaquiltedcloud.blogs...e-exhibit.html
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Website with photos from the Dear Jane exhibit at the Vermont Quilt Festival; interesting to see the variety, and don't forget to check out the mini Dear Jane (2" blocks!)
http://floatingonaquiltedcloud.blogs...e-exhibit.html
Awesome Jane's!
So amazing how each quilter chose a different way to completion - I cannot imagine doing those blocks to a 2 inch scale, it must have taken a lot of perserverence, a lot of skill, and a lot of "what was I thinking" !
Thanks for sharing the link.
That was a feast for the eyes!!Thanks so much for sharing that link!
WOW. Stunning quilts. Thanks for sharing.
What I make with my hands, I give with my heart.
So beautiful! Just got back from lovely Vermont where we stopped at the Bennington Museum to see the Original Jane Stickle quilt. Very nice and interesting to read about her. The room where the quilt was on exhibition was quite dark to prevent harm from the light. These newer Dear Jane quilts are just great. thanks for posting.
That is an incredible collection of "Jane's". Every time I see a Jane I keep hoping the fairy of "patience" will visit and gift me more so I can make one of these beauties.
thanks so much for sharing! those are wonderful. and the 2" blocks are almost unbelievable
Nancy in western NY
before you speak THINK
T – is it True? H – is it Helpful? I – is it Inspiring? N – is it Necessary? K – is it Kind?
Thanks so much! I've seen the first one by Cindy Garcia and it was absolutely stunning. I had gone to a big quilt show specifically to see modern quilts and art quilts and the one quilt that stunned me the most was her "No pain no Jane" quilt.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
Sue
I am drooling over those quilts. Beautiful.
Carmen E.