Dear Jane Quilt - Slow Stitching Sunday + 300th Follower
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!
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.
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!
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.
Your dear jane quilt is looking amazing so far!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is stunning.
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteWow! That quilt is amazing. She is coming together really well.
ReplyDeleteThe closer you are to the end, the more exciting it is to see all that hard work coming together. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThis 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!
ReplyDeleteYour DJ is gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhile 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.
I note that you have the edges of your triangles stitched down with a running stitch. Good idea.
ReplyDeleteDear Jane is looking beautiful. I hope you find time to work on it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dear Jane quilt. I particularly like the border!
ReplyDeleteStunning, I love the border. Can 't wait to see your post with the finished quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat an accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! I saw the original Dear Jane in Bennington VT several years ago.
ReplyDeleteAS my Nana used to say, "Holy Mackerel!". What an amazing feat!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's those outer triangles that have always left me shaking my head.
ReplyDeleteWow! It's those outer triangles that have always left me shaking my head.
ReplyDeleteYour Dear Jane quilt is beautiful! Mine is getting close.
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