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Old 10-15-2011, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by ejpkam
I started my "dear Jane" quilt today :) I am hand piecing and hand quilting.. not sure if i will do the tedious little sashing in middle tho... My DH ran out to WalMart and bought me the biggest thing of freezer paper they had for it Ha ha. I will be making "dear jane" while waiting for my son in his speech, occupational, and physical therapy for his sensoray disorder. He gets 3 hrs of therapy a week at once so alot can get done! I started it today piecing it today at his session and I got a few weird looks but... I soo do not care cause while they are on their phones and looking at books and magazines at I will have something to show for my time lol.
You go girl! What do they know anyway. Probably jealous, wishing they knew how to quilt.
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Old 10-15-2011, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
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I soo do not care cause while they are on their phones and looking at books and magazines at I will have something to show for my time lol.
so right!!! please be sure to keep us updated on your progress. i wish i could get motivated to start mine.
Nancy, there is a terrific group right here on the Board. There are several new members who are just starting out on their journeys of creating their Baby Janes. I am still hand quilting mine. Finished the top last year. Started her in 1997. No, I didn't work all that time on her. :-)
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Old 10-16-2011, 10:44 AM
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You enjoy doing your quilting while you wait, I have done that also when I have gone to hospital with friends, but I got a lot of compliments. I rather do that then aft to listen to phone various rings and people chatting on phones. You need quite work in a hospital. It will be something special to show the little one when it is all over.
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Old 10-16-2011, 12:14 PM
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Those funny looks are those people problems, not yours! So sorry they are stuck with those faces!
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Old 10-16-2011, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by ejpkam
I started my "dear Jane" quilt today :) I am hand piecing and hand quilting.. not sure if i will do the tedious little sashing in middle tho... My DH ran out to WalMart and bought me the biggest thing of freezer paper they had for it Ha ha. I will be making "dear jane" while waiting for my son in his speech, occupational, and physical therapy for his sensoray disorder. He gets 3 hrs of therapy a week at once so alot can get done! I started it today piecing it today at his session and I got a few weird looks but... I soo do not care cause while they are on their phones and looking at books and magazines at I will have something to show for my time lol.
The time & classes are worth it, my grandson & I worked at it and went for 3 yrs. He is so wonderful, and loves school. Waching them grow is amazing Blessing on you and your family.
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Old 10-16-2011, 03:10 PM
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I need to get back to mine. I print the designs out and then use the templates to cut the little pieces, one square at a time. I handpieced all that I have done and plan to even hand quilt this quilt. This is my heirloom quilt that I want to finish for my kids to hand down to their kids. But alas, it is on the top shelf in the sewing room waiting for me to finish. I think I have about 120 square done or almost all the squares. I don't plan to do the triangles around the border and I want to sash with black fabric so the squares will stand out. Guess, I'll get it down and work on it some now that I hear someone else had taken the plunge. Keep us posted as to your progress.

Love the fun of making these little squares.
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oh good luck!! I'm also working on my DJ quilt. It'll be great after you get a block or two done. :)
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Originally Posted by weasier22
I'm with you on this! I knit in doctors offices ... literally in the examining room until the doc some in! Please post your progress...love to see it! Good luck to your son with his therapy!
I used to take crocheting where ever I went even parties and I would finish off doll clothes before I went home. People would come to see how far I got. My DH complained about my taking it but I need to do something with my hands all the time.
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