Wow, I'm impressed, very nice job!
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Gorgeous quilt. Thanks for sharing.

Very pretty, I'm still working on mine, I can't remember where I put last LOL

Beautiful - beautiful!!! Can't imagine making one with all the work but who knows.

WOW that is GREAT

Your quilt is beautiful. There sure is a lot of work in that one. Thanks for sharing.

Wow!! I'm impressed! I just can't fathom working with all those tiny pieces.

I just love it, and the border too...maybe someday for me....

I'm so impressed!!!

Wow! It's sew pretty!

What a beautiful job you did :)

Nicely Done! I also have a smaller Dear Jane. I call it Baby Jane. I love the new border. Luann in CT

Lovely!!! :d

Wonderful quilt, great work. It's on my todo list and I can't wait to get started.

Very pretty! I've been working on mine for a couple years, can't wait till I have it finished.

All I can say is wow! You did a super job and the quilt is gorgeous!

Wow!!!!!!!

Wonderful and what an accomplishment!

Great quilt! It is on my todo list.

nice job, I like your version of the border!

I love you innovative approach to a scalloped border without having to sew curves. Very clever. Nicely done. Thanks for posting this for us to enjoy.

I love the Dear Jane quilt and would like to see it in person one day. 3 blks in one day is fantastic.You are Super Woman!

How loively. One of these days I'm gonna try one. It's on my bucket list.

Congrats on a very beautiful quilt.

If I had to do over I would have taken my book to Staples and had it spiral bound. That would have been an easier way to turn the pages etc. But I still love that book.

What a gorgeous quilt - you did a great job, with more patience than I have.

Beautiful quilt.

After I get a few things done for my church's Christmas festival...I'm going to buy the book & make myself a DJ. I look at all the DJ pictures on the board. Your's is beautiful. And 3 mths is all it took for you to piece the blocks? Good work!

Wow!! It's beautiful

Beautiful job. You're border is lovely. You should be very proud of yourself.

Great job!

Wow on my list to do did you do it by hand

I love the quilt

Congratulations! It takes a lot of dedication and skill to finish this quilt. I've been in a Dear Jane group for over two years and haven't made many blocks. I love the people in the group and love to socialize. However, Kathie told me about the "Just Takes Two" BOM quilt that began in January on the Dearjane.com website and I've started making it and love it. It is a red and white quilt. I'm using red prints and added embroidery to it. You can find that quilt info by clicking on the "Just Takes Two" purple tab on the left side. Some day I'll make the Dear Jane quilt :)

I did both...some of the blocks I did by machine and many are done by hand. I found it much easier to do some of the complicated ones by hand.

I am planning on quilting it myself in the near future. I recently bought a quilting machine and a quilting frame is it's way to me now. After lots of practice I hope to quilt the DJ. I know I want a lot of quilting on it since it does have so many small pieces of fabrics and many were done by hand.

Very, very nice! Hard to believe you did all those little squares in ust 3 months! It is beautiful! And thanks for including a picture of the REAL Dear Jane for those of us who haven't seen it - or who forget what an amazing quilt it is.

great job. it is a piece of art

It's true! I even wrote down in my DJ book when I started which was in July 2004 and I was done with the ones I wanted to make in Sept. 2004. I wrote on the pages next to each block the date I made it. At that time I was in a few Civil War reproduction fabric swaps. That was fun trading fabrics and it sure did help add to my "collection" of choices. I still have a lot of the fabrics left over since it didn't take much of any of them to make a block.

beautiful you did a great job!!!!