Originally Posted by kluedesigns
Originally Posted by tuesy
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
yes its inside the software program.
its these really nice quilt labels to put on the back of your work. the added bells have just put the program over the top wonderful and i can't believe the price joanne's is selling it for - i would have still loved the program at retail price but to get it for $40 what a deal! |
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
What sort of rulers are you getting? I got one when I bought the book that is a triangle and this weekend I bought a 1-inch/6 inches long ruler. Anything else I should get?
so far, with the few DJ blocks of made i've used my 6 x 12 ruler and my squaring ruler. i'm really interested in the triangle one - it will make cutting them and squaring that much easier. i just don't think squaring a triangle block without that ruler would be easy. |
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
What sort of rulers are you getting? I got one when I bought the book that is a triangle and this weekend I bought a 1-inch/6 inches long ruler. Anything else I should get?
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Yes I got a 5 inch square ruler too- forgot about that! Very helpful for these little babies.
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Originally Posted by tuesy
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
Originally Posted by tuesy
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
yes its inside the software program.
its these really nice quilt labels to put on the back of your work. the added bells have just put the program over the top wonderful and i can't believe the price joanne's is selling it for - i would have still loved the program at retail price but to get it for $40 what a deal! so you don't need to pin, glue, or iron the fabric in place. additionally, when you use a tiny stitch the paper comes off without leaving any bits behind the stitches. i think her price is very fair and much cheaper than buy freezer paper for the printer. |
Hi Girls!
Although I'm not participating in the Christmas Dear Jane exchange (I am gearing up for January), I am so thoroughly enjoying reading all of your input. Your blocks are beautiful! Klue - When we start our Dear Jane in January, will we all be working on the same block at the same time? Will you be posting the patterns to paper piece the blocks (with the exception of applique which I'm going to have to learn)? I am so excited about this group project, and thank you for all your work in doing it. I just purchased the software from JoAnn's, and the rulers from Ebay. Now I just have to decide on fabric! |
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WOw this exploded after I left work yesterday. :lol: Anyhow I made a sample block and it turns out I love the fabrics :shock: but I do have a question, yesterday (since I don't have freezer paper) I just used copy machine paper. It worked fine for sewing but taking it out WHAT A NIGHT MARE will freezer paper work better? Oh and 1 more do I cut off or tear off 1 piece before piecing the piecing them together? so I don't have two pieces of paper in the seam. should one side be removed before piecing them together? [ATTACH=CONFIG]44469[/ATTACH] |
Wow!! I didn't have time to visit the forum yesterday, I can't believe were up to three sets!! I can't wait to get started - just have to wait for my fabric to arrive!! :D This is very cool!!! :D
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Originally Posted by Sheree from Chicago
Hi Girls!
Although I'm not participating in the Christmas Dear Jane exchange (I am gearing up for January), I am so thoroughly enjoying reading all of your input. Your blocks are beautiful! Klue - When we start our Dear Jane in January, will we all be working on the same block at the same time? Will you be posting the patterns to paper piece the blocks (with the exception of applique which I'm going to have to learn)? I am so excited about this group project, and thank you for all your work in doing it. I just purchased the software from JoAnn's, and the rulers from Ebay. Now I just have to decide on fabric! i'll be working 1 week ahead of the group that way i can post the method i used for that weeks blocks. if its paper piecing i'm going to show the number order of the pattern and then the finished product because there are many great paper piecing tutes (no need to make another). then if someone did a different method then me i'm going to request that they post their method too. then of course everyone will post their finished products so we can all drool over them. the hope is to have threads going that can be turned into a complete full dear jane tute on the forum as a permanent record. i'm starting to put together a schedule of blocks. the idea is 6 weeks on/1 week off to catch up. the months will look something like this Jan = easy blocks Feb-May = a mix of all levels and all styles of blocks Jun-Aug = easy blocks Sept-Oct = a mix of all levels and all styles of blocks Nov-Dec = easy blocks Jan-April = finish up any remaining blocks, sew the top together, and quilt the sandwich. |
Originally Posted by reneebobby
WOw this exploded after I left work yesterday. :lol:
Anyhow I made a sample block and it turns out I love the fabrics :shock: but I do have a question, yesterday (since I don't have freezer paper) I just used copy machine paper. It worked fine for sewing but taking it out WHAT A NIGHT MARE will freezer paper work better? Oh and 1 more do I cut off or tear off 1 piece before piecing the piecing them together? so I don't have two pieces of paper in the seam. |
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