dakotamaid

Bless you, QuiltnNan! I love this. Thank you for doing that. I'm sending it on to my daughter so she can see also.

meanmom

I plan on making my blocks larger so it ends up queen sized. Do I need the CD or can I just blow everything up the same % on a copy machine. DOes anyone know if this will work. I assume it will be oK for the blocks but what about the triangles.

jillaine

For those struggling with the software: I just wanted to share that I found a used copy of the DJ book; no software was included. But I'm doing fine with just the book plus the blog, "thatquilt.blogspot.com". I trace the pattern from the book onto freezer paper, then cut out the freezer paper, iron onto the fabric and cut, adding a 1/4" seam allowance. Then I follow the instructions from the blog for sewing them together.

Fraew

QulitnNan...please stop! I won't live long enough to do more than one of these but you make me want to do like 10 more! OK don't stop...any chance you would show us a red, white and blue one? He He.

dakotamaid

Just checked my ups tracking, my white on white should be here Monday. Can't wait to get started!

Jeanine

Nancy in MN: wow. How amazing they all look. But I do like the first one best. It looks bright.

QuiltnNan

OK Fraew, you are challenging me now LOL. In the software, there is a Yankee Doodle baby Jane that was given to Brenda. However, on the quilts I've done here previously, it was fairly easy to change just the sashing and outside triangles... so here is the red/white/blue [which I kinda like]
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Fraew

Oh my! I kinda love it too! Thanks for experimenting.

mim

my thanks for the hint about moving template pieces around before printing. Saves lots of paper.
Mim

jacquie

i looooove the middle one... really like the balance of the colours this way!!