Sunday, 22 January 2017

Dear Jane Quilt - Slow Stitching Sunday + 300th Follower

Dear Jane Quilt - Slow Stitching Sunday
Dear Jane Quilt - Slow Stitching Sunday
I am pretty laid back when it comes to timescales I take to make a English Paper Pieced quilt - I am in no hurry.  However, once it is no longer portable I tend to get less time to work on it and it seems to take for ever to come together.  I am at that stage now with my Dear Jane quilt.  I have at last got all the Dear Jane square blocks together, along with the sashing and the cornerstones and I am now finally working on the border triangles.

Also I would like to welcome Laura Bender who is my 300th Follower on my blog!

Time to join up with Kathy at Slow Stitching Sunday.

17 comments:

  1. Your dear jane quilt is looking amazing so far!!

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  2. I really appreciate you taking us on your journeys of making masterpiece quilts. And its quite exciting to see that you're already attaching the triangles.

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  3. Wow! That quilt is amazing. She is coming together really well.

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  4. The closer you are to the end, the more exciting it is to see all that hard work coming together. Congratulations!

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  5. This is looking so good. It's such a great feeling of accomplishment to see the blocks come together. Paper pieces is now selling EPP pieces to EPP Dear Jane. You were a step ahead of them!

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  6. Your DJ is gorgeous!!!!
    While not of the same caliber project , I understand your "pain" as I am also at a stage where I am attaching borders at home and then struggling to find a traveling size project when I just want to get the big one finished.

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  7. I note that you have the edges of your triangles stitched down with a running stitch. Good idea.

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  8. Dear Jane is looking beautiful. I hope you find time to work on it.

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  9. Beautiful dear Jane quilt. I particularly like the border!

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  10. Stunning, I love the border. Can 't wait to see your post with the finished quilt!

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  11. Just beautiful! I saw the original Dear Jane in Bennington VT several years ago.

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  12. AS my Nana used to say, "Holy Mackerel!". What an amazing feat!

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  13. Wow! It's those outer triangles that have always left me shaking my head.

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  14. Wow! It's those outer triangles that have always left me shaking my head.

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  15. Your Dear Jane quilt is beautiful! Mine is getting close.

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