Originally Posted by jolo
Yes I just have the hand applique to do on the tri and C 9
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Oh gosh, I am so glad I found this thread. I had started the dear jane some 3 years or so ago and have about 15 block made. I will join this and start going again. I have the software and ruler etc. I am doing srappy, of course...a quilt for nothing lol.
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Originally Posted by Rosyhf
Oh gosh, I am so glad I found this thread. I had started the dear jane some 3 years or so ago and have about 15 block made. I will join this and start going again. I have the software and ruler etc. I am doing srappy, of course...a quilt for nothing lol.
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So glad you found us Rosie - it will be good to have another one with us. We started off at the beginning of the year with about 70 or so, but I have no idea how many are managing to keep going. Some are a little behind, and a few, like you, have joined us along the way. Most of those have started at the stage we are at in the schedule, and are catching up the earlier ones as they go along. You can find the info at the beginning of this thread.
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Hey Rosy glad to have you join us. I started on week 10 so I am a faairly newby too. I am making mine a scrappy too.
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Welcome Rosy, You will find everyone really helpful and everyone is keeping us all going, Warning these blocks are very addictive, but so worth it.
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Oh Rosy, glad you are going to join us! In looking at your other work...I'm excited to see how you'll put this one together. I'm still in awe from drooling all over your other quilts this morning! :lol: :lol:
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Oh good, I'm so glad to be here. I need some inspiration to start the Jane again. I will be doing her while I mess with Colorful quilt....
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OK, background to this posting is on page 213, where I was explaining about how I intended to QAYG, but not to put the background fabric on at this stage. Then someone (sorry, can't remember who) asked to see the back of my quilt, so I thought I would take some more pics for you to see how I have been joining the batting on the back. Here goes:
Mark join with a pencil [ATTACH=CONFIG]80549[/ATTACH] Trim the second side [ATTACH=CONFIG]80550[/ATTACH] Sew closed with whip stitch. [ATTACH=CONFIG]80619[/ATTACH] Part of the back [ATTACH=CONFIG]80690[/ATTACH] Closer [ATTACH=CONFIG]80691[/ATTACH] Trim batting away, about 1/8th inch from sashing, on one side.. [ATTACH=CONFIG]80692[/ATTACH] Overlap trimmed edge onto untrimmed [ATTACH=CONFIG]80693[/ATTACH] Keep going and you end up with this!!! [ATTACH=CONFIG]80694[/ATTACH] |
LESLEY - that's beautiful and so clever.
I'd love to join the sew along IF I can get some other projects done...or wait...maybe it could become a project to hand sew when I'm out of the house waiting somewhere. Hmmmmm! Good thinking huh? I'll bookmark this thread. Thanks |
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