Dear Jane book
#1
I was looking through the posts for Dear Jane and several said something about a CD or patterns. I've just bought the book, is there actual patterns for the blocks? The book doesn't seem to have "patterns" , just line drawings of each block.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
#2
My friend uses my laptop to print her Dear Jane patterns from her CD (she has a Mac, program won't open on her computer) I think the line drawings are the patterns, but I've never done these blocks myself so I'm not certain about that.
#3
Originally Posted by AKDaffyodil
I was looking through the posts for Dear Jane and several said something about a CD or patterns. I've just bought the book, is there actual patterns for the blocks? The book doesn't seem to have "patterns" , just line drawings of each block.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
Google Dear Jane Software.
This is a really good site where there is a tutorial for every block :-
www.twiddletails.blogspot.com
and scroll down a way and on the right hand side click on Dear Jane.
That will bring up a list with every block and you click on whichever block your interested in - it is very good.
My Dear jane design wall has a link at the bottom of this reply if you want to look !
Please PM me if you have any other questions, I will be happy to help!
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The book only has line drawings that are done "in the manner of" the Dear Jane blocks and no actual "how-to" assemble them.
"In the manner of" seems to translate into "more or less" accurate depictions of the blocks.
The software may be better. I don't have it because it is not compatible with the Mac I have.
"In the manner of" seems to translate into "more or less" accurate depictions of the blocks.
The software may be better. I don't have it because it is not compatible with the Mac I have.
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On the Dear Jane website there are directions for all the blocks. Brenda says it is the easiest way to do them. The information is also on the CD I think. I have enjoyed doing them by myself, but I think I will need direction for the harder ones.
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