G6 (31 pieces) and A9 (45 pieces).

I won't post pictures of all 225, but I was excited to have completed my first couple so wanted to share! ;-)

I would love to see all of them as you get them completed. Love to see work in progress:)

Boy they're tiny but beautiful. Nce job.

Beautiful! Such accurate workmanship.

awesome...great job....i am about half way on mine....love they yellow of your star

Well done - you can post them here, as there is an ongoing page of threads about Jane Stickle and her quilt. To find it, go to the bottom of the page, click on Topic Lists, then scroll right down to nearly the bottom.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1009

Looking great.....Isn't it funny how white always makes things stand out and look so crisp. Can't wait to see more of these squares.

Lovely

lovely blocks. they look so crisp. i am doing some of the applique blocks first.

Beautiful job - good for you!

Terrific blocks! You do really nice work! :)

Great job getting started. I got my material purchased but have not started yet. Not sure when now.

I too would love to see your progress.

Those are beautiful!! Can someone tell me about this project?

TIA

those are really pretty! I don't think I'd ever make one because I can't stand tiny pieces, but the quilts are lovely! post them all, we don't care!

the quilt is called Dear Jane...
here is the website telling all about it http://www.dearjane.com/
warning though dear jane quilts are very addictive hehe

Gorgeous blocks, I can't wait to see more.

Beautiful blocks! Hope you will share more!

A whole group of board members started this quilt in January 2009, with a schedule for three or four blocks a week, plus a triangle. Some of us have finished, and there are still some working on it, and others have since joined and working at their own pace.
The link again is here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1009

Thanks for all the lovely comments, everyone! Maybe I will just add more pictures to this post as I go, so that I don't overload the board, lol. These took a lot of time to make, but they are a lot of fun! And, yes, super tiny- the inner star on the yellow block is the same size as a quarter! Jane was crazy, I think. ;)

(Correction- I said A9 was 45 pieces, that's what it would have been if I'd followed the pattern in the book, but that would have meant sewing two pieces of the same fabric together to make the big triangles. I just made them out of one piece, instead, so- 41 pieces.)

Holy smokes those are tiny! So precise! :)

The journey of a thousand miles - you're on your way. :)

Is the Dear Jane software stand alone? Or do I need Electric Quilt too?

TIA

I don't have the software, but I think I've read in other threads that it can be used alone. Hopefully if I'm wrong someone else will chime in to correct me! :)

You're off to a great start.

POST THEM ALL!!!~ PLEASE! :)
I have the book, CD, rulers, everything but the UMPH!~to get started.. I'm afraid. lol
GOOD FOR YOU!

Beautiful blocks....you're off to a great start!

Good work. Good luck. How many years do you plan to work on this?

You are doing a great job.

Very nice work!

Thank you all, very much! You're so very encouraging. :D

QM-- Oh, I think it's going to be a while. Though I'm the sort of person who could easily allow myself to get sucked right in and immerse myself in making these fun little blocks 24/7 (my grandmother compared making them to eating salted peanuts :) ), I've got too much else going on to let myself. If I do a block/triangle a week, I think that puts me on what?, a 4 year and 4 month plan... plus handquilting... yikes! It'll be a while, I guess! lol :shock: ...Well, I'm two blocks closer to my goal, anyway! ;)

(I don't think I mentioned- these blocks took me 4 1/2 and 4 hours to make. I'm sure they could take less time for someone using a different method but this is how I know to do it. These are also some of the advanced blocks- I'm sure when I get through the advanced blocks and start working on the intermediate and beginner level blocks, they'll take less time- maybe I'll be able to get a little ahead of schedule then!)

Hi - WOW well done, especially G6 - not an easy block !! I love doing my DJ and have chosen Christmas Fabric - See my link below if you'd care to see my design wall !

This is also a good tutorial website Anina has done a tut on every block and it is really helpful !!!
www.thatquilt.blogspot.com
Do keep us posted about your journey.
DottyD.

Please keep us up on these, very pretty...I have a friend that has about 200 of her blocks done, been working on it for years!!!

Wow, yours is beautiful! I think those DJ virtual design walls are so cool. If I ever can figure out how to use one, maybe I'll set one up for mine. Mine won't be nearly as impressive for a while, though! Picturing it with two lonelly little blocks right now, lol...

Thanks! I figured I'd start with the hardest blocks and get them out of the way first...

I've seen that blog, really great info.

I am staying with my Daughter in Law when we go to the Houston quilt festival. We are planning to start Dear Jane. Yours looks great.

Love the bright colors you are using! Can't wait to see the finished quilt!

I'm impressed that you started with that star. I remember her well. :)

Keep posting pix. Many people love Jane.

Kristin,
This might help you set up your design wall.

Your Baby Jane on the Virtual Design Wall

This would be the place to start in achieving your own design wall.

http://www.smastbrook.net/dj/djvdw.htm

This gives you the starting point in putting your own wall on your computer
or uploading it to your web space given to you by your provider.



Regards DottyD

wonderful ! good luck with the rest! Great start!!

Congratulations, they look great. I made 3 DJ blocks last year.. And then I shoved them in a book and shut it. LOL

LOL People have different timelines. Do three a year! Love your profile pic.