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Unfortunately Jane Stickle didn't leave any instructions! And I've never seen the back of the quilt, so we don't know how it was done! Certainly sashing was used. I think its a "what ever suits you" kind of thing.
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I would be pleased to know what a DJ is. froggyintexas
Originally Posted by bobbiesboutique
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I want to maybe start one what makes a DJ so hard
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The writer of the Dear Jane book was rather stingy with close-up pictures.
I don't think there was ONE photo of the back of it. The Jane A. Stickle quilt (which is what I prefer to call it - because that's the name of the person that assembled it - I still have a suspicion that there may have been swap blocks in it - because some of the blocks are wonky!) Many of the blocks have many very small pieces in them. |
I think the quilt should be referred to as a JAS quilt - for Jane A. Stickle.
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I agree wholeheartedly!!
I found a picture of the back and posted it today.
Originally Posted by bearisgray
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i think the quilt should be referred to as a jas quilt - for jane a. Stickle.
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Are you quilting as you go?
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I was and will continue for the center, but not for the triangle border! See my post "Ok, I give..."
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Really pretty blocks/fabric!
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Kitsie - where did you post a picture of the back? I am very interested in seeing it. I have 66 blocks pieced.
Originally Posted by Kitsie
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I agree wholeheartedly!!
I found a picture of the back and posted it today. |
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