I just looked through the book again.
There are some very easy looking blocks in there. And some that look like real stinkers to put together. |
yes, there's something for everyone in a Dear Jane quilt.
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some of my local friends have made them but i haven't personally.
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i've always liked the idea of replicating the "old masters" and reflecting on what their life could have been like and what history was occurring at the time.
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The thought of replicating her quilt really intrigues me and I think I would really enjoy doing it. I have sooo many projects that I would like to do and I think that to do the Dear Jane...I would have to do them all by hand...just like she did, then I'd have to hand quilt it. Hmmmm...on second thought, maybe I better get started :D
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better yet -
why not make up one's own miniature blocks - in the style of??? the impression I got from the book was that a lot of the blocks in that quilt were "originals" |
I have been thinking out the Dear Jane blocks. I need more information. :lol:
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I started my Dear Jane about 2 months ago. I only have row A finished. It's going to take me a looong time. :lol:
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i don't know if you guys saw this link from yesterday but its a miniature block quilt that has the feel of being a DJ but there's only a few hard blocks
http://sentimentalstitches.net/free-...midget-blocks/ |
Originally Posted by Minda
I started my Dear Jane about 2 months ago. I only have row A finished. It's going to take me a looong time. :lol:
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