Originally Posted by Sheree from Chicago
Originally Posted by BlueChicken
Originally Posted by Sheree from Chicago
We're going on a nine day cruise in a couple of weeks so I need to be a little ahead. I finished the first four blocks and feel pretty good about how they are turning out. I think these little Jane blocks are adorable!
I've been able to edit and print the blocks, but have not been able to figure out how to place them on the blank Dear Jane design quilt so I can keep track of what blocks are done and where color placement is. I think I'm going to have to go over the lessons again. Ugh. When you start the software up, you have a blank quilt top facing you. At the top of the screen, second from the left, is a little magician hat with a wand and some stars. Click on that, then choose the middle option that says "start with a pre-designed Dear Jane. Then click Next, and then Finish. Voila, you have a DJ quilt in front of you with all the blocks in the right place. :-) |
Originally Posted by FAYE
I have big time with Paper piecing-(have a crippled hand) but I solved my problem..I put the pattern on used dryer sheets...first I use freezer paper cut to go thru printer...apply the DS with a warm iron...print...these sheets can be left on the back of the finished blk...if it is a blk with many pieces I will copy the pattern several times & make it in sections. works for me
i plan on using the dry sheets for applique placement templates with the jane blocks just for the reasons you mention. |
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Does anyone know, offhand, if any of the week two patterns need to be mirror printed?
looking at BR2 i'd say it doesn't need to be mirrored but i'll know for sure by the weekend. Also I got way behind on this thread. I'm having trouble keeping up with all the posts. I'm so afraid I'll miss something. Isn't that awful :roll: |
Originally Posted by okie
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Does anyone know, offhand, if any of the week two patterns need to be mirror printed?
looking at BR2 i'd say it doesn't need to be mirrored but i'll know for sure by the weekend. Also I got way behind on this thread. I'm having trouble keeping up with all the posts. I'm so afraid I'll miss something. Isn't that awful :roll: |
Okie
Your not alone. I often wonder how much I have missed. Specially if I am reading and get a notice that more are coming in. |
Originally Posted by kosmos
Okie
Your not alone. I often wonder how much I have missed. Specially if I am reading and get a notice that more are coming in. |
Originally Posted by okie
Originally Posted by kosmos
Okie
Your not alone. I often wonder how much I have missed. Specially if I am reading and get a notice that more are coming in. i sent everyone a PM that the tutes/pics have started and to look for new ones each wednesday - just to be safe - i would feel terrible if someone got behind because they didn't get a notice. |
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
Originally Posted by okie
Originally Posted by kosmos
Okie
Your not alone. I often wonder how much I have missed. Specially if I am reading and get a notice that more are coming in. i sent everyone a PM that the tutes/pics have started and to look for new ones each wednesday - just to be safe - i would feel terrible if someone got behind because they didn't get a notice. I believe we need to take some responsibliity and watch for new notices, tutes, pics etc. on the board. Klue is only one person and even though she is wonder woman, she still can only do so much. I know I ask alot from her. Imagine answering to 62 peoples' requests. I'm kind of overwhelmed just writting this. I will try harder not to bug her so much. Hey Klue have you got a minute. Just joking. This is so exciting. I hope everyone has a little fun in the midst of tearing your hair out. |
its really not that bad and i expected it for the next 2-3 weeks.
if it ever gets too much i'll be the first to say slow down for a moment :) |
good for you
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