dreamboat, do you check out this blog and eachweeks blocks as you go along? that helps. you can see their seams and the way they made them.--but, if you are thinking about the strips, maybe you are that far????

3 sides of tri's are sewed to jane. along with 2 kites. tired. might get some pictures soon.

Wow....that was quite a job, you are making fast work of this part too!

company left again a couple days ago. put like 30 pts of corn in the freezer, off the cob. tried my BJ on a bed for the lst time today. looking at the tut for scallops, then going to cut them out today. got her all pressed today. still going to put her in an 8 ft. hand frame and i am agoing to hand quilt her. looking to see what size i actually print the scallops. to make a pattarn.

Looks good!

I bet it is looking great sew!

And that A LOTTA corn!

my jane got sandwiched last nite and this morning. she's going to hang on the table with just a center pin thru all layers over nite. there are small fishing wts at about 10 places along the bottom edge of each layer.

i've gently tugged at each layer to smooth her out, and to get her to lay smooth.

then i will bast her good tomorrow or monday.

i was reading all thru the links for hand quilting. saw the board roll up method. might do that from now on. i see everyone says to be sure and use 'hand quilting' thread. sooo, will do that. might have to go shopping. have plenty of machine thread, but everything said the wt was different. wow, yrs ago when i did a couple quilts, i just used regular ole thread. and i am sure that's what my grandma used when i was a little girl. just regular ole thread.

Oh man...it looks sooo pretty laying there! Thats a good idea to let it lay, relax and use the weights.

janes in the quilting frame.