doll-lady

I was wondering how many have started or completed a dear jane quilt? It seems to be such a large undertaking to finish one, I wondered how long it would take to do it and what kept you going to finish such a project. How many bought the book and templates and some material and stopped there or did you continue on doing the blocks? It is such a pretty quilt but would you get sick of it before you finished?

sharon b

I bought the book and the templates and have done a few of the blocks - I fear doing it justice . Many here on the board have done it and done beautiful jobs on them - a group just finished the project :lol:

tellabella

I have one on the go..just made a block last night...good to do when you don't want to work on your "current" project and just want to put together a little block...I have about 15 done...long way to go...

Charlee

I started one...have 10 or 12 blocks done...I get distracted too easily!

charismah

I am just going to start mine this week actually....I am going to do a monthly class on it at my LQS...so I need to get some blocks done before the beginning of the year..so that I can explain them to everyone else....we are going to have sew-in's ...raffles...drawings..prizes and what not to keep up our stamina!

tealfalcon

I have one in the works right now....54 blocks done. I bought the book and rulers years ago.

QuiltnNan

i bought the EQ software and am trying to decide what color to do the background. probably won't get it started until after 1/1/2012

dreamboat

I bought the book and templates. And have also over the past 4 or 5 years have bought a bunch of civil war fabric.
I keep saying I an gonna start on it.

gzuslivz

I want to do a Farmer's Wife quilt. I am very drawn to the books "Civil War Love Letters" and "Civil War Diaries" quilt books. I love the stories in them. I also want the Hobo Quilts book.

nyelphaba

I did a Baby Jane. Bought the book and the computer program. It took me about 3 years. Hand pieced all the blocks I did and machine quilted it.