Monday, 1 August 2016
Saturday, 30 July 2016
Dear Jane Quilt - Draw 40 - A8, D13, G5, J12
Dear Jane Quilt - Draw 39 - D7, J4, K6, K8 |
Moving onwards,
Draw 40
A8 - Florence Nightingale
D13 - Field of Dreams
G5 - Poof
J12 - Rebecca's Basket
This Draw will be in Green
Friday, 29 July 2016
Dear Jane Quilt - Block K6 Ann's Folly
Dear Jane Quilt - Block K6 Ann's Folly |
I am steadfastly using my English Paper piecing method, but over at The Objects of Design you can see a masterclass in doing these little 4.5" blocks by machine.
Techniques: English Paper Piecing
Pieces: 21 pieces
Thursday, 28 July 2016
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
Dear Jane Quilt - Block J4 Adelaine's Apron Strings
Dear Jane Quilt - Block J4 Adelaine's Apron Strings |
Techniques: English Paper Piecing
Pieces: 7 pieces
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
Friday, 22 July 2016
Dear Jane Quilt - Draw 39 - D7, J4, K6, K8
Dear Jane Quilt - Draw 38 - Border Triangles TR3, TR11, BR3, BR11 |
Draw 39
D7 - Meeting Palce
J4 - Adelaine's Apron Strings
K6 - Ann's Folly
K8 - Springbrook Park
This Draw will be in YELLOW
Thursday, 21 July 2016
Wednesday, 20 July 2016
Dear Jane Quilt - Border Triangle Block BR11 Tartan
Dear Jane Quilt - Border Triangle Block BR11 Tartan |
This is Dear Jane border triangle BR11 Tartan. I have always liked a purple tartan, so this worked out well.
Dear Jane Quilt - Border Triangle Block BR11 Tartan |
Techniques: English Paper Piecing and Applique
Pieces: 32 pieces
Sunday, 17 July 2016
Dear Jane Quilt - Border Triangle Block TR3 Checkerboard
Dear Jane Quilt - Border Triangle Block TR3 Checkerboard |
Here is Dear Jane border triangle, TR3 Checkerboard in purple fabrics.
I have been doing my Dear Jane blocks for 11 months now and good progress has been made by steadily working through each block and not taking my eye off the ball. There are plenty of sewing distractions and other projects I am very tempted by, but Dear Jane is always at the forefront. I have an afternoon of hand sewing (slow Stitching) planned watching the Tour de France cyclists sweat it out in the French countryside.
Techniques: English Paper Piecing and Applique
Pieces: 26 pieces
Joining up with Slow Stitching Sunday
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