My Dear Jane- Chocolate Jane is finished!
03-02-2011, 08:03 AM
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So you quilted them then sewed the quilt top together? You're quilt just keeps getting better. I have been in love with Jane since I first saw her but was put off by thinking I would never get it quilted. PLEASE share with us how you put the blocks together after you quilted them. I am so excited.
Robin in TX
It goes pretty quickly Rach, and its easier than having a big quilt in a frame. You can take a stack of the blocks along with the batting and just sit and stitch...holding them in your hand.[/quote]
Robin in TX
It goes pretty quickly Rach, and its easier than having a big quilt in a frame. You can take a stack of the blocks along with the batting and just sit and stitch...holding them in your hand.[/quote]
03-02-2011, 05:01 PM
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rob , I didn't come up with the technique, Lacelady (here on the board) taught us to do it in the Cyber Sew. Here is a link to the pages where she was showing us how to do it. It really worked out well on this because the blocks are little and you really don't have to have the batting quilted any closer.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-28063-214.htm
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-28063-214.htm
Originally Posted by rob529
So you quilted them then sewed the quilt top together? You're quilt just keeps getting better. I have been in love with Jane since I first saw her but was put off by thinking I would never get it quilted. PLEASE share with us how you put the blocks together after you quilted them. I am so excited.
Robin in TX
It goes pretty quickly Rach, and its easier than having a big quilt in a frame. You can take a stack of the blocks along with the batting and just sit and stitch...holding them in your hand.
Robin in TX
It goes pretty quickly Rach, and its easier than having a big quilt in a frame. You can take a stack of the blocks along with the batting and just sit and stitch...holding them in your hand.
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